Always Amazing Almond Milk

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Kaelisabeth — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 17:07:11 GMT

And for those who are concerned with pasturized almonds, PCC carries Raw Organic Almonds!

And I tell ya...I hated unsalted almonds before hand. These almonds need NOTHING, bare naked raw almonds are SOO good!

Raw Organic Almonds do exist! I promise! Just keep looking!

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Kaelisabeth — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 17:05:11 GMT

I am waiting for my almonds to sock right now! YAY!

I don't have a nut strainer, but I think a paper bag will do:) right now, it's all I've got:)

YAY!!!!

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coachbob — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 17:42:43 GMT

I'm shocked that people who are so health conscious would not stop to think that paint filter bags are not produced for use with food or food preparation. God only knows what kind of an environment those bags are made in and what materials are use. All of which are not a problem when you are straining paint.

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chef jem — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 04:31:38 GMT

Check this out:

www.organicpastures.com/raw_almonds.html

Buy your truly raw organic almonds direct from the source or direct your local coop or natural foods market place here to place their order.

Cheers!

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zara — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 14:24:32 GMT

2 questions.

How long does this milk keep in the fridge?

Is it freezable?

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GinaRashad — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 02:46:35 GMT

I don't have any affiliation, other than I stumbled across this website while searching for other types of hard to find nuts. But for those that can't find them locally, a co. called nutsonline carries raw and raw organic almonds for reasonable shipping rates and say they're not pastuerized. I haven't personally had their almonds, but have ordered from them a couple times, and other products have been good, shipped quickly and as described. Hope this helps someone out there who's looking for resources.

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Autumnbreeze — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 01:34:25 GMT

Does anyone know how to make oat milk? It sounds like it would be much less expensive than making almond milk. The Sunflower Market in my area just had a sale of 63 cents / lb. on rolled oats.

Please share your recipe with us! : )

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dairyfree — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 13:33:22 GMT

Great article......I'd like to also see someone teach about growing sprouts ourselves. Sprouting I know is a fabulous way to improve health- FRESH GREENS!! Does Dr. Mercola or his or his staff know anymore who can do a video on growing your own sprouts from sunflower seeds, flax seeds, etc.?

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Christian Ryan D.O. — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 06:43:51 GMT

HELLO I AM DR C RYAN DO

I love almond milk make my own and if time is short by the best available at my natural food store, It is a great source of Protien,I found that soy milk for many reasonds was not right for me health wise and always gave me a stomach ache as I researched it I found out more of it's chemistry and it is best used to make tofu.The USA supplies 85- 90% of the worlds almond supply for sale and they are proposing changes in the way almonds are disinfected which are not good . You need to educate yourseld on this . Plain heat sterilization is fine but the big drug and chemical companys want you to think otherwisw so pay attention when they start different method od steralizing almonds C Ryan DO

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sofabuddy — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 06:03:59 GMT

Nothing against Laurie, but WHERE'S LUCY?

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kimkc — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 04:41:50 GMT

My family isn't able to tolerate dairy so I make raw almond milk. I make the almond pulp into almond meal or flour since my daughter is on a GFCF diet. I spread the pulp on a cookie sheet (Pampered Chef clay one) to lightly dry out in the oven at a low temperature, cool and then make it into a fine flour in the food processor. I store this almond meal or flour in small containers in the freezer to use in place of gluten flours in recipes. This high fiber flour is very expensive in the store and is a great way to get away from white flours. I know one family who takes the raw almond pulp, places raw honey, cinnamon and raw almond milk over it in a cereal bowl and then places it in the dehydrator for their boy who thinks it tastes even better than Cream of Wheat for breakfast!

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Pookietooth — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 04:14:53 GMT

I agree, I can't drink even raw goat's milk, although I can tolerate raw goat's milk yogurt -- but it's very expensive and hard to obtain. I have had to throw out the last two batches because they got too hot.

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yogi ross — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:13:15 GMT

an inexpensive alternative to expensive 'nut milk bags' are paint straining bags you can find at any home depot.

almond milk is wonderful, but don't stop there. blend almonds and walnuts; hazelnuts; try blending pumpkin, sunflower and other seeds as well.

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Pjmont — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:12:11 GMT

Get some healthy Hemp Seed Milk out of Canada for the ideal Omega 3-6-9 ratio and all the Amino Acids which along with Vitamin C will leave your skin radiant! The chocolate variety if made in the U.S.A. will be sprayed heavily with pesticides as are all chocolate products made in the U.S.A. from imported cocao beans so buy Canadian as I mentioned.

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Kaelisabeth — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 23:57:21 GMT

WHERE IN THE WORLD IS LUCY LOCK!?!?!? I cry!

No offense newcomer...I just miss Lucy!!