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How to Make Almond Milk with Kara Rosen

How can food affect your mood? Do you want to find out more about mood-boosting food? Feeling good in your body and mind requires balance across all aspects of your...

How can food affect your mood?

Do you want to find out more about mood-boosting food? Feeling good in your body and mind requires balance across all aspects of your life, including your diet. There’s growing research showing that simple dietary changes can significantly improve your mood and reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Follow our step by step guide on how to make almond milk below:

What you will need to make almond milk:

Ingredients

1. 250 grams of Whole Roasted Organic Almonds (At Plenish, we use Spanish Roasted Organic Almonds for flavour and because it’s better for sustainability.)

Almonds should be soaked in cold water overnight before use, and drained.

2. 750 ml of filtered water

3. A pinch of sea salt

You can adjust the amounts to make as much milk as you want. After you have made your first batch, you can also adjust the ratio if you wish. Less water will make thicker almond milk.

Equipment

A Vitamix blender or similar

A muslin cloth or nut milk bag

A bowl or jug

How to make almond milk at home

Step 1

Take your soaked almonds and filtered water and add it to the Vitamix with a pinch of salt.

Step 2

Whizz the ingredients in the blender until smooth. Blend at the highest speed. This should take around 2 to 4 minutes.

Step 3

Pour the mixture through a muslin cloth or nut milk bag and allow it to drip through into the bowl or jug.

Step 4

Twist the cloth around the remaining mixture and squeeze tightly with your hands to extract all of the remaining liquid.

The almond milk is now ready to serve.

Using roasted almonds gives this homemade milk that distinct nutty flavour and creamy texture of Plenish Almond Milk. You can store homemade almond milk in the fridge in a sealed container, and it should last for around four to five days. It’s the perfect recipe for those who are dairy-free, vegan or lactose intolerant. It’s also a great source of Vitamin E. So now you have made your almond milk, what next? It’s perfect for pouring over porridge, making a smoothie, adding to tea and coffee or using in a recipe. For a special breakfast, why not try these indulgent blueberry and coconut pancakes? Or, for a healthy lunch, try this delicious roasted cauliflower and almond soup. There really are so many ways to use your almond milk. Feeling inspired to make your own almond milk at home? Share your stories with us over on Instagram using #Plenish.

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