Anyone have personal recipes for milk alternatives?
10-20-07, 12:16 PM
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Anyone have personal recipes for milk alternatives?
I bought a lot of rolled oats, oat grouts, and quinoa. I tried to powderize the rolled oats and quinoa, and mix the poweder with water, stir, add stevia and vanilla, and run it through a cheesecloth, and though it didn't taste as I thought it would, would any of you have personal favorite recipes?
10-20-07, 02:55 PM
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10-20-07, 06:07 PM
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I just pick rice milk or soy milk up in the store.
When I was in Australia there was a brand I found which I really liked. I practically lived on it there, but I can't remember what brand it was, and couldn't find it when I returned to Canada.
But my point is that you might have to try a few brands before you find one you like. Either that or you might have to make a trip to Australia.
My only problem with fake milks is that they remind me too much of real milk, and I find the very thought of real milk, never mind the taste, to be disgusting.
When I was in Australia there was a brand I found which I really liked. I practically lived on it there, but I can't remember what brand it was, and couldn't find it when I returned to Canada.
But my point is that you might have to try a few brands before you find one you like. Either that or you might have to make a trip to Australia.
My only problem with fake milks is that they remind me too much of real milk, and I find the very thought of real milk, never mind the taste, to be disgusting.
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10-21-07, 08:32 AM
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I would boil the Quinoa, simmer it covered, then after a while take out and add maple syrup to it, tastes great. Lots of protein and the maple syrup is like the stuff in energy gels.
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For the first time I saw the following in the grocery store tonight. I'll have to try it next time. Has a good nutritional profile, but expensive. Have to try it to see how well it froths for espresso's
https://www.manitobaharvest.com/
https://www.manitobaharvest.com/
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i like chocolate almond milk! but why bother with plain milk anyways, cold cereal is bad for you... make some hot oat bran, way better for ya
