Can you use almond milk to make yogart
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I tried almond milk for my first batch, and it didn't work at all. Maybe operator error, but I thought I followed all instructions. I've also not seen almond milk mentioned in the various makers' list of what milks are workable.Jim Heckman
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www.culturesforhealth.com/alternative-milks-for-making-yogurttry this web site, it looks good, although I have only used organic 1% cow's milk. I will make some as well! Patricia
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I have tried it with coconut and soy milk and it curdled both times. I always had success with soy milk and Euro Cuisine starter, so I am not sure how they might be different. I used pectin as a thickener these two times, so I'm not sure if that caused a problem.
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Yes you can make non dairy yogurt BUT it contains dairy so your non dairy yogurt will not be vegan for any vegans who are interested
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I have not tried it - but my vegetarian daughter says you can use it successfully on Almond Milk.
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I tried the almond milk and it didn't froth up very well for me. So far my favorite is Lactose Free Milk which I heat in microwave about 20-25 seconds and then froth up....yum.
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Coconut milk, soy milk, and almond milk can be ussed. The difference will be different foam
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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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you can get about 7 using almond milk if you want if rich and not water down
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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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I used the froth plus with homemade almond milk and it works really, really well - thick foam just like regular milk. It does not work as well with almond or coconut milk out of a box - think it has something to do with all the additives/oils, etc...
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I use Nature's Promise Organic (and GMO free) vanilla soy. It whips up beautifully! I've never tried almond milk, though we drink that in our cereal. I just prefer the thicker soy milk for my AeroPress coffee.
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Since it's a powder you can definitely mix it in with anything, but it's more of a fruit and veggie thing that really won't taste good with almond milk. What I use is another product they sell - RAW Meal - works excellent with Almond Milk and the chocolate is very tasty (http://www.gardenoflife.com/Products-for-Life/Foundational-Nutrition/RAW-Meal.aspx) They also sell a RAW Protein powder you might want to look into.
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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.
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I'm not sure about how to make seed milk. I make coconut and almond milk. Here is site to check out: http://www.beyondthepeel.net/2013/03/tv-tuesday-43-how-to-make-sesame-seed-milk-or-any-nut-or-seed-milk.html Hope this helps!
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Sure Patricia. I haven't actually made almond milk with it yet, but I put whole almonds in my green drinks and I get a smoothe finish every time. So have fun making your milk my dear. Carol.
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no, almond milk does not contain milk or any actual dairy. Almond milk is made from almonds by soaking them in water, grinding them, then straining the liquid. This product is mainly used as a low carb or gluten free flour alternative.
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I tried to make almond milk yogurt with this starter in an Instant Pot with the yogurt making function with no success. I have also unsuccessfully tried cashew and coconut milk. I am actually an testing it right now to make sure it is actually alive. If I find it to be a dud, I will follow up here. I did end up purchasing GI Pro Start (also vegan) that I have found a bit more successful.
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You need to find a specific recipe to use almond or coconut milk. I never had any luck with the yogurt thickening if I used something other than cow's milk, and I just haven't tried again lately. The cultures should work, but you have to add a lot of other things to the mix, again to thicken the yogurt.
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Yes, it should work satisfactorily with Almond Milk, but some brands of milk froth better than others.
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Yes... in the booklet that come with it (or in my case I had to request the book sent in snail mail) says you can use Soy or Almond milks also,that will be my next project to try making the yogurt with Almond and soy milks.