3 steps. 4 ingredients. Homemade vegan dairy-free milk.
This milk is super creamy with loads of healthy fats from nuts. I love regular milk as well, but definitely prefer this milk for things like lattes and baking.
Why not just buy regular nut milk?
Well for starters, thatâs no fun. Donât you want to impress your friends by making your own milk at home?!
Second, dairy free milks can have a lot of different chemicals and preservatives hiding behind ‘healthyâ label claims. Itâs so easy to be wooed by a product that looks healthy, when in actuality it is packed with things you just donât want in your system. This milk only has four ingredients, so you know exactly what youâre drinking.
Itâs seriously so easy, you guys are going to love this.
TSOHâs Macadamia Nut Almond Milk
Makes: around 1 quart
Time: overnight soaking + 20 minutes of prep
Ingredients:
1/2 cup macadamia nuts
1 - 1 1/4 cup almonds (blanched!!)
1/3 cups pitted dates
4 1/4 cups water (filtered, not tap)
Directions:
1. Let all ingredients soak overnight in a large covered container at room temperature (I use a big tupperware with a lid).
2. Process the mixture in a blender/food processor/Vitamix/Magicbullet
until pureed (maybe ~3-4 minutes).
3. Strain the mixture into a bowl using a nut bag, squeezing really hard to make sure no liquid is left. (If you donât have a nut bag, a mesh sieve
and couple layers of cheesecloth
should work great. Iâve even used a dishcloth for a desperate brunch batch.) Taste the liquid, if itâs gritty, you need to strain with more layers, if itâs creamy, youâll be too distracted by how good it is to finish the recipe.
Definitely shake well before drinking. It should keep in the fridge for 5 days, as if itâll last that long! If you want to save it for a while, you can freeze it in ice cube trays!
For the best iced latte youâve ever had, mix 1 cup of this (chilled) with ~2 shots of espresso and ice! To look really cool while entertaining, shake in a cocktail shaker and serve in a chilled glass!
xo
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