You don’t need sugar in a pumpkin spice latte. But if you try to find a pumpkin spice latte without sugar anywhere outside of your own kitchen, you’re gonna be out of luck, friends. Make it at home. It’s so easy, and your house will smell like autumnal goodness, which is the best way to start your day.
Side note: Some folks in the low carb community like to use artificial sweeteners or stevia in their pumpkin spice lattes. Far be it from me to stop you from doing this, but I really don’t think you need it. Once you give up sugar, this pumpkin spice latte recipe will be too satisfying for all that processed artificial sweetener nonsense.
Side side note: Please choose whatever form of milk or dairy you prefer. For dairy free substitutes, I recommend full fat coconut milk, coconut cream in the can, or almond milk.
Side side side note: This recipe calls for whole spices. If you have the ground version, you are welcome to use that. However, the next time you are at the store, pick up whole spices–they’re great to have on hand for the holidays to use as mulling spices to make your house fragrant and festive AF.
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I love this latte especially at this time of year! Today I was out of coconut oil so instead I added a heaping teaspoon of organic pumpkin purée. It was delicious. Cheers to all you fellow pumpkin lovers out there 🎃!
oh Marrrrrry!! The pumpkin puree idea is GENIUS!! Thank you for chiming in to say this!!
XOXO
Anna