Pumpkin Spice Golden Milk (Turmeric Milk)
Pumpkin Golden Milk is a fun twist on classic turmeric milk. This vegan drink is the perfect night cap!
Easy Pumpkin Golden Milk
If this is the first time you’re hearing about golden milk aka turmeric milk aka turmeric latte, you’re in for a great surprise! Friends, welcome to your new favourite nutrition-rich night cap drink. If you haven’t tried it, you might be thinking “turmeric…in a sweet drink?!” well make no mistake, it works perfectly here and has been for thousands of years dating back to Asia. Need more convincing to check it out plus the benefits of turmeric? While shooting this recipe, my husband gave it a taste, declaring “this is the BEST milk drink ever! It’s so good!”. Say no more.
This would be perfect with some of our pumpkin breakfast recipes, like pumpkin waffles and pumpkin pancakes.
What is Pumpkin Golden Milk?
Mini history on turmeric milk before we get into the delicious pumpkin spice-ness I’ve added to it. Like mentioned above, it’s been used in Asia for centuries as a delicious hot milk drink that you’ll love after the first sip.
Speaking of tasting delicious, there’s nothing disappointing about this flavour. I like to strain mine afterwards in a small sieve which helps to blend the flavours together even more. The pumpkin spice flavours that I added gives it a delicious fall flavour perfect for your new nightly routine for the upcoming fall holiday. Can you tell I’m excited for fall?!
P.S. Here are some of the items I used to make this recipe if you’d like to use them too:
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Pumpkin Spice Golden Milk (Turmeric Milk)
Ingredients
- 1 cup almond milk
- 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin spice
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 tbsp maple syrup
- 1/2 tbsp coconut oil
Optional:
- dash of vanilla extract
- extra ginger
- extra cinnamon, for garnish
Instructions
- Add all the ingredients to a pot, stir and bring to a boil.
- Reduce to a simmer for about 2 minutes, stirring together occasionally.
- Remove pot from stove whisk together. If you’d like extra froth on top, you can use an immersion blender.
- If using freshly grated ginger, you should strain, otherwise straining through a mini sieve is optional.
- Pour into a mug, garnish with a bit of cinnamon and enjoy!
Notes
- This recipe is vegan and gluten free.
- You can substitute coconut milk, cashew milk, or even regular milk if you aren’t vegan.
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I love turmeric milk….so GOOD for us. Love your cute mug too.
Thanks SO much Angie!! My friend got it for me. Yes, it’s SO good it settles any bad symptoms I’m having!
I don’t see any directions. Do you put all ingredients at the same time in a pan and heat them up?
Hi Sonia
Sorry it wasn’t showing up – thanks for pointing that out! It’s visible now, but yes, just add them all together, mix, boil, then simmer, strain (optional) and enjoy!
How much ginger? Grated, slices, minced?
Hi Steve,
The ginger amount is up to you. I sometimes use 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger, or I use grate a bit over the turmeric milk when it’s in the pot. I didn’t put a specific amount because are so specific about ginger so just use how much you want! If you use fresh ginger, you may want to strain it out before pouring into your mug.
I LOVE golden milk! Not only is it good for you, I also think it tastes absolutely delicious! Even the name is cute 🙂
That’s SO true! Thanks Alma!
Awesome, I need to try this. Your page is so great!
Thanks so much Sha!
Can coconut milk be substituted for the almond milk? Due to allergies, we’re a nut-free household.
Hi Jennifer,
Yes! You definitely can. You could even use regular milk if you drink regular milk. I’ll add those into the recipe description. Hope that helps!
I found my go-to, sip under a blankie drink for this fall/winter! Jessica, this looks so yummy and healthy!! Thank you for sharing, I will be adding this to my rotation 🙂
I’m so glad Caroline! Thanks so much for letting me know 🙂 and you’re so welcome!
I tried this tonight. I didn’t have pumpkin spice but had some apple pie spice so I used that instead. I was feeling blah all evening and this reminded me that I’ll need to drink a tonic. It was delicious! Thank you!!
YUMMY! I feel better already !
Thank you !
Hi Rachel,
Yay! So happy to hear!! You’re so welcome and thanks for your comment!
Just found your recipe for pumpkin pie turmeric latte and love it !! Day 4 of making them so good !! Thanks for sharing !
Aww I’m so happy to hear that Melissa!! You’re so welcome!
This is amazing! I happened to have made pumpkin pie spice this morning so I’ve been so excited to try this. I used coconut milk with some water, omitted the coconut oil, and added a crack or two of black pepper. Definitely making this again!!
Oh wow, thank you so much, Court! We’re so happy that you enjoyed the recipe!