In the Reboot Kitchen: Homemade Almond Milk

Almond milk is one of those heavenly staples you should always have in your fridge. It’s sweet, mild and contains more nutrients than other dairy milk alternatives. In most of our delicious smoothies almond milk is a key ingredient, so we decided it’s time to start making our own. It was so easy, it tastes better than store bought almond milk, and it has zero artificial ingredients in it! We had fun making it with our Breville Fountain Crush Juicer.
You can do it too with these simple steps:
All you need is:
1 cup of almonds
6 cups of water (divided into two parts)
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)
Stevia to taste (optional for added sweetness)
Step 1: Soak Almonds Overnight in 3 cups of water. The soaking process makes the almonds soft enough to juice.

Step 2: Pour out the water and rinse the almonds thoroughly. Make sure you rinse until the water runs clear.
Step 3: Add 3 cups of water back into the bowl.
Step 4: Set up your juicer and turn it on.
Step 5: Slowly start adding a large spoonful of almonds and water into the top of the juicer.
Step 6: Continue adding almonds and water into the juicer. (Tip: You can save the almond pulp to make healthy desserts)

Step 7: Stop when the pitcher is full. Then strain the almond milk through a mesh colander or cheese cloth to remove any leftover almond pieces.

Step 8: Add any necessary flavor to almond milk, like vanilla extract and stevia.
Step 9: Enjoy!



Could you use a regular juicer for this or does it have to be the Fountain Crush Juicer?
I don’t have a masticating juicer. I use a blender and then strain the pulp through a sieve to extract the milk.
Last time I attempted making almond milk .. I think the kitchen was too warm and the almonds fermented. Do you think I could soak the almonds in the fridge overnight?
How long is it good in the fridge for?
You can also sweeten it with dates. How long can you store this milk for?
So you are putting almonds with skins on through the juicer? I was always told that if you are having any quantitiy of almonds you should remove the skins because the high phytate level and tannins will interfere with the calcium availability. Is this not correct?
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