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    Almond Cow Hazelnut Milk

    Published: Mar 22, 2019 · by Katie

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    Have you ever tried making your own nut milk?  I've tried using nut milk bags, but honestly don't love the work involved.  However, when I came across the Almond Cow the process seemed so easy that I just had to get my hands on one.  This machine does it all - making this Almond Cow Hazelnut Milk a simple, effortless recipe.

    In this post, I'm sharing my recipe and step by step instructions for Hazelnut Milk made with the Almond Cow.  If you prefer a different flavor or need an allergy friendly milk you can adjust this recipe by substituting any nut or seed for the hazelnuts.  I sweetened this nut milk with Medjool dates.  However, they can be substituted with a little sweetener or you can make the milk unsweetened.

    Almond Cow Machine.jpg

    How To Make Nut and Seed Milk

    Before we jump into the recipe, I want to briefly explain the process of making your own nut milk with the Almond Cow.  No matter what nut, seed or flavorings you use, the process of making milk is the same...and super simple!

    (1) First, soak the nuts/seeds you want to use.  This soaking chart for making nut milk (shown below) provides a general time frame for how long it takes to soak common nuts/seeds.

    Soaking Chart For Homemade Nut Milk.jpg

    (2) Next, Fill the Almond Cow base to the min or max fill line.  Optional: add some vanilla, a pinch of salt, sweetener (honey, maple syrup, monk fruit...) and any spices you want (cinnamon, nutmeg...) to the water.

    Minimum Fill Line

    (3) Drain the water from the soaked nuts/seeds and place them in the metal Almond Cow Basket.  If you want to sweeten your milk with pitted dates, place them in the basket with the soaked nuts/seeds.

    Almond Cow Metal Basket

    (4) Connect the metal basket to the lid and place the lid on the base.

    Putting the Lid on the Almond Cow

    (5) Lastly, plug the Almond Cow into the wall and press the button on top of the machine.

    Plugging in the Almond Cow
    Plant Based Milk

    (6) Within minutes you have fresh, unprocessed, healthy nut milk.  It can be used in your morning coffee, enjoyed on it's own or even used in recipes.

    If you want to purchase your own Almond Cow, use my Almond Cow discount code: bakeitpaleo.  This Almond Cow coupon code will get you $25 off any purchase over $200.

    Homemake Hazelnut Milk

    What else can you make with the Almond Cow?

    The Almond Cow website has a large selection of recipes for how to make various nut and seed milks.  In addition, their site contains recipes for lattes, yogurts, ice cream, as well as, recipes for the leftover pulp from making your nut milk.

    I have a couple paleo almond pulp recipes on my blog, this hazelnut pulp will work in place of the almond pulp.

    • Chocolate Chip Mug Cake
    • Almond Pulp Pancakes
    Paleo Milk Recipe

    Although the Almond Cow is a bit of an investment, over time the cost pays off.  As, making your own milk is much cheaper than buying it in store.  You can make high quality, unprocessed milk without any fillers, preservatives or chemicals.  I also like that this machine lets me create any flavor nut milk I want in a simple, easy manner.  The preparation, process and cleanup is so easy!

    If you want to purchase your own, use my Almond Cow coupon code: bakeitpaleo for $25 off any purchase over $200 on the Almond Cow website.

    If you have more questions about the Almond Cow, you can head to their website under the FAQ section.  Here, they answer many frequently asked questions.

    Disclaimer: I am an affiliate of Almond Cow.  Using my discount code provides me with a small compensation at no extra cost to you.  Thank you for supporting Bake It Paleo!

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    • Author: Katie
    • Prep Time: 10 minutes
    • Cook Time: 0 minutes
    • Total Time: 10 minutes
    • Yield: 5-6 cups
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    Make your own hazelnut milk using the Almond Cow machine.  This simple nut milk recipe can easily be modified to your liking by using different nuts, seeds and flavorings.


    Ingredients

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    • ½ cup hazelnuts
    • 2 pitted Medjool dates
    • 1 tsp vanilla extract
    • pinch of salt
    • dash of cinnamon (optional)


    Instructions

    1. Soak hazelnuts in water overnight (or at least 8 hours).  Do this simply by adding ½ cup hazelnuts to a bowl or cup and add warm water until hazelnuts are completely submerged.  Let sit at room temperature overnight.
    2. Fill Almond Cow base with filtered water to minimum fill line.  Add vanilla extract, salt and cinnamon to water.
    3. Drain water from soaked hazelnuts and add to metal basket along with pitted dates.
    4. Attach metal basket to lid and place lid on base.
    5. Plug in the Almond cow and press the button on top - let the machine do it's thing!
    6. Pour hazelnut milk into glass mason jars and store in fridge up to one week.

    Notes

    Use the coupon code bakeitpaleo for $25 off any purchase of $200 or more on the Almond Cow website.

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      April 15, 2020 at 2:53 pm

      I love the photos of the process!

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