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DIY Mylk: Creamy Oat and Almond Cashew Blend

Aerial View of Cheesecloth And Milk In Glass To Make DIY Nut Mylk

Whether you're vegan, lactose-intolerant, or simply wanting to try something new, our Oat Mylk and Almond/Cashew Mylk recipes have got you covered. And with ingredients that are common household staples, whipping up your first (or next!) batch of dairy-free mylk is easier than you think.

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What are plant-based mylks?

Does your daily diet normally consist of dairy milk? This common kitchen staple is a favourite among many – but what about plant-based mylks? For a waste free alternative that is just as creamy as it is nutritious, our mylk recipes are a wonderful option to try out.

Being homemade, our plant mylks are freshly pressed, great for the environment and don’t contain any preservatives or additives compared to most store-bought options. 

We think you’ll love:

  • Antioxidant-rich
  • Great source of healthy fat
  • Full of vitamins and minerals
  • High in fibre
  • Cholesterol-free and,
  • Naturally vegan and gluten friendly.

What’s more, the ingredients are simple and can be bought from your favourite bulk bin store or supermarket. So why not make your own at home with these easy steps? 

The ingredients

Almonds and cashews are a great source of  Vitamin EVitamin D and calcium – all which are great for sustained energy and fueling your day. Meanwhile, oats are a superb source of ironmagnesium and selenium, and work to help you feel fuller for longer.

These deliciously creamy mylks are super quick to make and contain no fillers, sweeteners or thickeners. They’re the perfect addition to your morning cuppa and are a great alternative in your smoothies or when baking. They also steam great over  coffeecacao, and matcha.

Better yet, you can use any leftover mylk to make delicious homemade treats like  this one.

For a touch of sweetness, choose from your choice of dates, cinnamon, honey or vanilla bean to add to these recipes. 

What you'll need:

Almond & Cashew Mylk

Ingredients:

Method:

  1. Cover almonds and cashews with hot water and let soak for 30 minutes, alternatively cover and let sit refrigerated overnight.
  2. Drain and rinse nuts. Add to a high-speed blender with three cups of chilled filtered water.
  3. Blend on high for approximately 30 seconds.
  4. Line a sieve with a cheesecloth and place over a bowl. Pour the mylk mixture into the sieve through the cheesecloth and let drain, gently agitating with a wire whisk to speed up the process. Once the liquid has drained, gently bundle up and squeeze the cheesecloth to get out every drop.
  5. Pour your homemade nut mylk into a clean glass bottle and store it in the refrigerator for up to five days. Some separation will occur so be sure to give the mylk a good shake before enjoying.

Makes: 6 servings | Prep time: 10 minutes (not including 30 minutes soaking time)

Nutritional Information Per Serving*

  • Servings: 6 
  • Calories: 70 
  • Total Fat: 6g 
  • Total Carbohydrate: 3g 
  • Net Carbohydrate: 2g 
  • Protein: 2g 
  • Sugar: 0g

Oat Mylk

Ingredients: 

Method:

  1. Add oats and water to a highspeed blender and blend on high for 30 seconds
  2. Line a sieve with a cheesecloth and place it over a bowl. Pour the mylk mixture into the sieve through the cheesecloth and let drain, gently agitating with a wire whisk to speed up the process. Once the liquid has drained gently bundle up and squeeze the cheesecloth to get out every drop.
  3. Pour your homemade oat mylk into a clean glass bottle and store it in the refrigerator for up to five days. Some separation will occur so be sure to give the mylk a good shake before enjoying.

Nutritional Information Per Serving*

  • Servings: 6 
  • Calories: 27 
  • Total Fat: 1g 
  • Total Carbohydrate: 5g 
  • Net Carbohydrate: 4g
  • Protein: 1g 
  • Sugar: 0g

3 Step Method To Make DIY Nut Mylk With Milk And Other Ingredients

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