Making Nut Milk
Posted on 6.7.09 at 11:57 am
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Thanks to the wonders of our new nut milk bag my oldest son has now progressed to making the almond milk for me each week. Using a cheesecloth was such a drag and a messy operation too. Hooray for nut milk bags!
At $7.95 per bag they might seem expensive but we would go through several packages of cheesecloth a month so we are saving money actually. To clean I just flip it inside out and rinse well under hot water and I hang it to air dry.
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6.10.09 at 8:58 pm
Lisa Smith comments:
This looks fabulous! How do you make it after soaking and dehydrating our crunchy almonds?
7.1.09 at 11:33 am
Elements for Life comments:
that is so awesome!! nice job 10 year old son! Our daughter loves cereal, so this comes in handy for the raw children.
7.25.09 at 4:36 pm
sharon comments:
What can i do with the left over almond pulp from making the milk?
8.22.09 at 4:04 pm
Leah comments:
I a raw newbie. How long is it good for?