Can I make almond milk in it?
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This is a PS to a previous answer I submitted. A blender may be better for making almond milk. I have a Hamilton Beach Model 54619 and I made seeded watermelon juice and the seeds ended up being just tiny little black specks in the juice.
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I never tried to make almond milk but it does pulverize things to the point of almost turning onions into a liquid. A blender might be better for almond milk.
2190384
I make nut milk by soaking raw almonds in purified water until they are barely sprouted. They crack open and you will see a small sprout peeping out. I take the sprouted almonds and put them in my vitamix and add more purified water depending on the amount of almonds you used and blend until the consistency of milk. Start with one cup of almonds and cover with purified water until sprouted over night and then blend with soak water and add water 1/2 cup at a time until it is the consistency you desire. Then strain with the nut bag. Save any nut debrie and add to cookies etc.
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I don't see why not, wish i had thought of that,(DUH) it was delicious, but went off before i could use it all!!!Things with a lot of fat in them usually freeze well. i had bought the milk from the same maker, but in very small carton, perfect! thought this was the same size as the milk, didn't read close.
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That would be like putting instant coffee grounds in the coffee pot. ..you could, but why? I just mix a tablespoon or so in hot milk/almond milk or water. Eazy peezy!
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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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I make almond milk with 8 ounces of almonds which are soaked overnight. Plenty of room. Could hold double amount.
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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.
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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.
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I did not make coconut milk...I use it to make almondmilk...I soaked 1 cup of almonds overnight...and then drained and rinsed them...put them in a blender with dash of salt and 6 cups of filtered water, 1/2 tbsp. and with 4 fresh medjool dates to sweeten...blended for 2 min. ...poured slowly through bag...delicious!
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The machine comes with a little booklet and a measuring cup. The booklet has some recipes and indicates how many cups you need for each kind of milk. For instance, to make a litre of soy milk, you need one cup and a half (included measuring cup, not a regular cup) of soy beans. You can also add less water and have a thicker milk. For almonds you have to add a bit more or you will get watery milk. The booklet helps a lot but with practice you will determine how you like it.
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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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You can make almond milk just as easily with a blender, if you happen to have one. This is a cooker and blender in one, essential for those of use who don't want to leave the stove on for long periods of time (preventing accidentally burn the house down) and rely on the timer alarm built in. When the cooking is not needed, I would choose a blender that can make almond milk, and much much more.
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Yes. I put almonds in it to make almond milk. I just have to add them in with water. If you want to make nut butter you'd have to use the mincer attachment.
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Sorry to get back to you late. I haven't tried almond milk but it works great with 2% and Soy milk, so I would think it would have no problem. As long as its still a liquid and not a pulp. But it is really strong, for example if you have it going and you touch the bottom it'll buzz your finger, and keep going. It doesn't stop easily. I've whipped through a marshmallow, thick coco powder, its fast enough to create froth so I think it should work for your purposes. I hope this helped! :)
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So far I used lactaid 2% and are going to try fat free milk and I have no trouble with these milks. I can't see any problem that would happen with almond milk if you use a good base yogurt as starter. I use plain greek yogurt for base. I love this machine and wish you luck
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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.
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Yes! You can use any kind of milk (whole, skim, almond, soy). Just make sure to add a couple tablespoons of honey. Or look for a recipe on internet.