can I use it to make Almond milk?
876093
I actually bought this for my daughter, but I am pretty sure she made almond mild with it.
876094
Yes! Just soak the raw almonds overnight. Put a handful at a time through the juicer and use the attachment with the small holes. Put all the ground up almond paste and any liquid in a pitcher with water. Let sit for a few hours, then strain. You can use all the sediment to make almond cookies cakes.
1555963
I think it can. I have only made soy and almond milk, but rice milk would be fine too. There are not a lot of instructions when you get it, so look on line.
718729
You can. I crushed almonds with this for a recipe. This will make nut butter but you have to put the nuts through the machine again and again to get a better consistency.
1160951
I have only used it for making almond and walnut nut milk. I am sorry I could not be of more help.
527776
Yes you can 1 cup (230 gr) almond flour2 Medjool dates, pitted , optional for sweetness1/2 vanilla bean or 1 teaspoon (5 mL) vanilla extract5 cups (960 mL) watergenerous pinch of sea saltCombine all ingredients in a blender with a tight fitting lid. Blend on high speed for 3-4 minutes. Pour liquid through a cloth lined strainer placed over a large bowl. Strain almond milk through strainer. Reserve almond meal for another use, dry in oven or dehydrator to use as flour. Refrigerate to chill.Makes approx 5 cups almond milkPS commercial milks have thickeners often, if you want it a bit thicker you can add something like tapioca blended in too. Yes you can 1 cup (230 gr) almond flour2 Medjool dates, pitted , optional for sweetness1/2 vanilla bean or 1 teaspoon (5 mL) vanilla extract5 cups (960 mL) watergenerous pinch of sea saltCombine all ingredients in a blender with a tight fitting lid. Blend on high speed for 3-4 minutes. Pour liquid through a cloth lined strainer placed over a large bowl. Strain almond milk through strainer. Reserve almond meal for another use, dry in oven or dehydrator to use as flour. Refrigerate to chill.Makes approx 5 cups almond milkPS... » Read More Yes you can 1 cup (230 gr) almond flour2 Medjool dates, pitted , optional for sweetness1/2 vanilla bean or 1 teaspoon (5 mL) vanilla extract5 cups (960 mL) watergenerous pinch of sea saltCombine all ingredients in a blender with a tight fitting lid. Blend on high speed for 3-4 minutes. Pour liquid through a cloth lined strainer placed over a large bowl. Strain almond milk through strainer. Reserve almond meal for another use, dry in oven or dehydrator to use as flour. Refrigerate to chill.Makes approx 5 cups almond milkPS commercial milks have thickeners often, if you want it a bit thicker you can add something like tapioca blended in too. « Show Less
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Yes Martin you can use any milk. It says froth volume will vary with the type of milk used. For soy, almond, non-fat milk use less milk to avoid pitcher overflow. I have only used skim so far and I don't fill it all the way to max. I fill it in between the one and two cup line.
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I've only made almond milk with mine. It comes out cold as I start with cold distilled water. Making milk only grinds the nuts you've soaked overnight and combines the "juice of the nut" with the water. There is no heat in this process. Maybe doing something else with it uses heat.
973576
You don't have to use eggs, there a lot of different recipes! I've never tried it with soy milk or almond milk but I'm guessing it would work just fine!! Now I might have to try making some! :-)
869955
I don't make my own, but the info is here: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Milk-an-Almond-fresh-homemade-almond-milk/
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Yes, I often make almond and hazelnut milk with the blender. The trick is the longer you allow the nuts the soak, the softer they will be when you blend. You may also need to blend in two batches. They longer you blend them, the finer the nuts will become.
874007
Yes. I've used it with shredded as well as with chunks. Makes good almond milk as well.
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I do not believe it is fine enough for ground nuts. However, when time permits, I anticipate trying almond milk myself and will keep you in mind.
735712
My daughter used it with Almond Milk and she said it didn't work as well as with regular milk.
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You can make ANY type of nut milk. I have made almond, cashew, coconut and soy milks that are fantastic. I would recommend that you soak the nuts overnight in filtered water. I have made almond milk without soaking but it seems to be creamier after a long soaking. I also put my nut milks through a mesh nut bag to get out the smallest pieces left behind that the strainer does not capture. You can also make really good soups in minutes. I love this machine and use it daily.
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Yes, you can. The time will vary, but as long as you keep at it, this machine will make almond butter. At first it will look like a lot of chopped nuts, possibly powder. Let it continue. It'll start looking clumpy and slightly wet. After a while, it becomes smooth. Mine takes less than 15 minutes.
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No! You can make an almond milk yogurt, but you must use almonds that have been grounded up and soaked. Store bought "almond milk" has other ingredients in it.
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I did make almond milk with it. It came out a little thick. It doesn't have a setting to make an unheated milk like you usually would for almond milk. Unless the juice button is it. There are no instructions for it. I just used the soymilk button. I returned mine and got one that is a lot less work and has a mill button for making raw nut milks. The milk turns out way smoother too. I have the soyabella now.