So the other week I bought a juicer and it has been so much fun to use. Now I have never ever made nut mylk before, I know that really is shocking considering I am a Paleo food blogger but I am also a very lazy cook… even worse I know!
This nut milk takes a mere few minutes to make, provided you have already soaked your cashew nuts for at least 8 hours in advance, I always soak mine overnight in just enough water to cover them along with 1 tsp of Himalayan pink salt to get rid of any nasties. I then rinse them thoroughly in a colander with some warm water.
You will find that this is the freshest nut mylk you can possibly drink! Nothing in the shops can beat the freshness and what’s even better is it is so much cheaper to make at home! You can add a pinch of Himalayan pink salt to the finished mylk if you wish, or you can blend a couple of medjool dates and 1/4 tsp vanilla powder into the mylk to create a yummy sweetened mylkshake. If you like your mylk a little thicker just reduce the amount of water that you use!
So rather than blab onย foreverย about how amazing this stuff is just find out for yourself!
P.S. – if you don’t want to waste the pulp then check out the recipe for my Paleo Hummus!
Yields: 500ml
Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Ingredients:
1 cup cashew nuts (soaked overnight)
3 cups filtered water
Method:
- Drain your soaked cashew nuts and rinse under a hot tap in a colander until thoroughly rinsed. Drain off any excess liquid.
- Add your cashews and filtered water to a bowl.
- Turn your juicer on and get it running, ladle in a few nuts with ample water at a time and repeat the process until you have no ingredients left. Simples!
- Store in an airtight bottle in your fridge for 3-5 days and shake before use!
5 Comments
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15th June 2015 at 9:41 pm[…] kind of gal at all, no siree,ย I just had to try and make a hummus with the left over pulp from my Cashew Nut Mylk and boy did it work! Amazed! The texture is far better than I would usually make as it is almost a […]
Ricky
7th January 2016 at 12:23 pmThis looks good. Quick question though. Is your juicer a cold press or a centrifugal? Is there a better kind to use for this? I can only do so much in the NutriBullet so I’m going January sales shopping ๐
greensofthestoneage
7th January 2016 at 2:12 pmHaha well – it’s centrifugal and it works a charm. I did have once incident where it tried to come apart and decapitate me mid juicing, other than that it has been a wonder! They’re on sale now too for around ยฃ50. It’s the Philips HR1855 Viva juicer. I don’t know what is better though so sorry. It was more of an experiment as I don’t have time for all of this straining malarkey!
Teresa
27th June 2016 at 2:42 pmJuicer vs high speed blender and nut bag? Juicer would seem to me more a mess. But I have a champion masticating juicer..,
greensofthestoneage
1st August 2016 at 3:16 pmHi Teresa, it definitely takes the mess out of making it I have to say. At the time of posting this I didn’t have a high speed blender which is why I chose to use my juicer. I think it’s great to have both options ๐ Thanks for stopping by!