Looking to make my own Almond milk every few days. Will be needing at least a litre per blend.
Will be using a filter bag to squeeze out the pulp and then use the pulp for baking. I see there are
specialty machines but I'm only waning to spend upto $100 on a machine that can also be used for
other things. I have a standard blender and also a 'ninja' but they don't chop up the nuts enough.
What do you guys use that works to get the most creamy milk out of the Almonds?
Playing soothing music encourages a larger and creamier flow, well it works when milking Jersey cows.
Tablespoon of 100% almond butter in 500ml water in ninja
Way too expensive? I'm looking to buy bulk raw almonds or load up when on sale.
Will be using 1 litre every 2-3 days.
What are the economics of this? How much do you think it'll cost to make 1l of almond milk?
That depends on how many Almonds you use. If only matching store bought 2-7% the cost savings are realised when comparing.
Plus you retain the pulp for other applications and you are getting different more natural, fresher product minus unwanted additives.
@figarow: It'll cost about 40 cents per tablespoon of almond butter to make half a litre
So about $1.2 per week.
What did you go with?
And why a FP? Wouldn't a blender be better?
Gave up on it, too much work. Just buying it now.
A very small milking stool?