
So you like munching these tear-shaped nuts...but have you tried DRINKING them? Most of us have not experienced the refreshing, smooth experience of quenching our thirst with almonds. Just last week, for the first time I made a quart of homemade almond milk - and not only was it the freshest tasting milk I've had since I can remember, but it was also extremely easy!
To make homemade almond milk, start out by soaking a 1/2 cup of almonds in water. Make sure the almonds are fully submerged in the water and cover the bowl with a paper towel. I soaked the almonds overnight (though I've head that you don't have to wait that long). While the almonds soak, you will begin to see them plump.
When the soaking is over, place the almonds into a blender along with 4 cups of water. Blend it on high until you feel that the almonds won't grind any further. At this time, pour the liquid through a sieve into a container and throw away (or store) the alm

That's it - you're done! Before you drink it, I would recommend refrigerating the almond milk until it is cold. Room temperature milk is never very pleasant, no matter what kind of milk you are drinking! Enjoy this new alternative to other dairy-free milks, knowing that what you are ingesting is raw, fresh and free of added, unnecessary ingredients.
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