
- Taking the skin off the almonds is totally optional but recommended. I like to do it because I find the milk has milder taste when you remove the skin and it also helps you find if there are any spoiled nuts. Take out any almonds that aren't creamy white and are a weird greenish/brown color instead.
- You can sweeten the milk or add any superfood powders you like such as cacao to make chocolate milk. I like to keep mine plain in case I want to use it in savory dishes.
- The blending part can take anywhere from 1-5 minutes depending on the strength of your blender. For me, it was a little over 1 minute.
- If you don't have a nut milk bag you can use a fine strainer (though I haven't tried this) however, you won't get as smooth texture as you would get with a nut milk bag.
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