This Healthy Vegan Pumpkin Spice Latte Recipe is amazingly delicious, dairy-free and absolutely guilt-free! Made with cashew milk, maple syrup, real pumpkin and of course pumpkin pie spice.
This pumpkin spice latte was made possible thanks to The NutraMilk, an incredible appliance that allows you to make nut milks and butters from scratch within minutes!
If you are a nut milk or nut butter freak like me, this appliance will fast become your favorite. If you are lactose-intolerant, don’t think twice, it’s what you were dreaming about!
The NutraMilk brings nut milk and nut butter making to a whole new level. This product is NEW on the market and absolutely unique, since there is no other appliance that makes nut milks and butters within minutes.
It’s super easy to use too! Just throw some nuts (or grains!), set a timer and press BUTTER, wait and enjoy the smoothest nut butter made from scratch with no additives, emulsifiers and preservatives. To make milk out of it, just add water and press MIX, dispense and enjoy. No soaking, no straining, no mess!
The best thing is that you can create any type of fresh alternative milk or butter in your own kitchen. Cashews, walnuts, almonds, peanuts, macadamia, hemp seeds, rice, oats, flax seeds, black sesame, you name it. Possibilities are truly endless.
Think about all the different kinds of drinks (and food!) you can create using these milks. Smoothies and smoothie bowls, vegan milkshakes, dips and spreads, soups and curry, baked goods (I will totally try to veganize my Vatrushka recipe!), tea and coffee…
Besides, you can use the pulp to make these lovely Almond Pulp Cookies for example.
I started with healthy vegan pumpkin spice late and I didn’t regret. It’s the perfect drink for the weather and for the upcoming holiday season! Just make it for your loved ones and enjoy the flavors of fall in your cup. This vegan pumpkin spice latte will warm you from inside out just as good as (or even better!) a dairy one!
Make sure to check other vegan Thanksgiving menu ideas like best vegan appetizers, soups, salads, main dishes, sides and desserts,as well as 50 best vegan Christmas recipes.
How to Make Healthy Vegan Pumpkin Spice Latte
I decided to start my homemade nut milk production with cashews. Remember my vegan fettuccine Alfredo? I wish I had The NutraMilk when I made this recipe.
It takes about 8 minutes to make cashew milk from raw cashews. Add 1 cup raw cashews to The NutraMilk. Set the BUTTER cycle for 5 minutes until cashew butter is ready. Add 4 cups (or 1 liter) water and set the MIX cycle for 3 minutes. Dispense about 1 cup of cashew milk to use for the vegan pumpkin spice latte (two servings) and refrigerate the rest for up to 2 days.
You can use the rest of the milk to make this delicious Iced Matcha Latte.
Other ingredients for this vegan pumpkin spice latte include pumpkin purée, freshly brewed coffee, pumpkin pie spice, vanilla extract, maple syrup and a pinch of salt.
Combine all ingredients (keeping 1/2 cup cashew milk for the topping) in a saucepan. Stir well and heat through over medium heat.
While the coffee mixture is heating, microwave the remaining 1/2 cup cashew milk in a large mixing bowl until it’s hot. Whip it with a hand mixer or a whisk until very foamy.
Pour the coffee mixture in tall glasses or mugs. Top with whipped cashew milk and sprinkle with cinnamon. Enjoy your vegan pumpkin spice latte made from scratch! For details check the recipe box below.
Holidays are around the corner, so if you are looking for perfect gifts for your loved ones (and you do, right?), get yourself The NutraMilk and give homemade nut butters or milks as gifts for the holidays! The appliance itself makes a perfect gift, especially for someone with food allergies. If you are looking for homemade gifts for foodies, make sure to check chocolate fudge, salted caramel candies walnuts and Lebkuchen.
Healthy Vegan Pumpkin Spice Latte
Ingredients
- 1 cup raw cashews
- 2 cups or 500 ml freshly brewed coffee
- 3 tablespoons pumpkin puree
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 3 teaspoons maple syrup
- a pinch of sea salt
- a dash of cinnamon
Instructions
- Add 1 cup raw cashews to The NutraMilk. Set the BUTTER cycle for 5 minutes until cashew butter is ready. Add 4 cups (or 1 liter) water and set the MIX cycle for 3 minutes. Dispense about 1 cup of cashew milk to use for the vegan pumpkin spice latte (two servings) and refrigerate the rest for up to 2 days.
- Combine all ingredients (keeping 1/2 cup cashew milk for the topping) in a saucepan. Stir well and heat through over medium heat.
- While the coffee mixture is heating, microwave the remaining 1/2 cup cashew milk in a large mixing bowl until it's hot. Whip it with a hand mixer or a whisk until very foamy.
- Pour the coffee mixture in tall glasses or mugs. Top with whipped cashew milk and sprinkle with cinnamon. Enjoy!
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Sara
Wednesday 6th of December 2017
This looks so good! I love pumpkin everything!
Elena Szeliga
Wednesday 6th of December 2017
Me too! Thank you Sara!
Amanda Mason
Tuesday 5th of December 2017
I love this vegan take on a classic recipe! What a perfect treat!!
Elena Szeliga
Tuesday 5th of December 2017
Thank you so much Amanda!
Lois. O
Monday 4th of December 2017
Ok this is definitely a must try for me since it contains two of my favorite things in the world: Cashews and no eggs!
Elena Szeliga
Monday 4th of December 2017
Hi Lois, thank you! I'm a big cashew fan myself, so I know what you mean ;)
Donna
Monday 4th of December 2017
I have been seeing these machines advertised everywhere lately and I think they are great. I totally can't justify yet another device in the kitchen, but for someone making nut milks on a regular basis it would be just perfect. Love this Fall drink!!
Elena Szeliga
Monday 4th of December 2017
Hi Donna, I know what you mean. I have no free space in my kitchen either! This nut maker is totally worth it if you are vegan and/or lactose-intolerant. Or a food blogger :)
Carrie Ditton
Monday 4th of December 2017
I am going to have to try this. If it looks even half as good as your photos then it’s bound to be awesome!
Elena Szeliga
Monday 4th of December 2017
Thank you so much Carrie! I really appreciate it :)