A creamy, dreamy nut milk made from almonds, cashews, and macadamia nuts. Naturally sweetened with dates and perfect for frothing.
Why You'll Love Cashew Almond Milk❤️
This nut milk is shockingly creamy, slightly sweet from the dates, and actually froths like a dream for lattes. It's a barista-level blend you can make at home with zero fillers or weird gums.
Tips and Tricks
- Use blanched almonds for a smooth finish and lighter flavor.
- Macadamias add extra body and richness-don't skip them.
- Soak your nuts overnight to make them easier to blend and digest.
- For frothing: make sure to heat the milk slightly before whipping for the best foam.
- Don't toss the leftover pulp-dry it out and add it to granola or smoothies.
Variations
- Skip the dates for an unsweetened version perfect for savory dishes.
- Add a pinch of sea salt and cinnamon for a spiced twist.
- Infuse with a split vanilla bean or use almond extract for a different flavor note.
Substitutions
- Use all cashews if you don't have almonds or macadamias.
- Swap vanilla extract for maple syrup to add both sweetness and flavor.
- Use warm water when blending if you're short on soak time-just let it rest 30 minutes first.
Best Served With
- Espresso or cold brew (makes a great latte!)
- Chia pudding or overnight oats
- Poured over granola or cereal
- Blended into smoothies
How to Store Leftovers
- Transfer the milk to a glass bottle or jar and store in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. Shake well before using as it may naturally separate.
- For best texture, do not freeze.
Common Questions
Do I have to heat the nut milk?
Heating helps lightly pasteurize the milk and extend shelf life. If you plan to drink it immediately or within 2 days, you can skip this step.
Can I skip the macadamia nuts?
Yes, just increase the almonds or cashews to keep the overall nut ratio the same. Macadamias add richness but aren't essential.





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