Make your own fresh strawberry almond milk at home! This dairy-free alternative is easy to prepare and perfect for smoothies, pouring over granola, or simply drinking by the glass!
Servings
(1 cup per serving)
Total
1 hr + 15 min
Prep
15 min
Soak
1 hr
Contains
tree nut
Free from
soy
peanut
sesame
gluten
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The strawberry milk is delicious. Instead of whole almonds, I opted for almond butter. All I had to do was blend everything in the mixer and the milk was ready to serve in no time.
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Julia - Sept. 2, 2025, 10:49 p.m.
Hi, This sounds amazing, but I am just wondering. What if I skip the draining steps and leave the pulp in there? Nutritionally it would be a shame to get rid of all the nice fibers from the nuts and the strawberries. Is the reason of draining to get a better texture for the drink, or is there another reason behind? I am not trying to criticize, only curious:)
PUL Team - Sept. 3, 2025, 2:40 a.m.
Hi there, Julia! Thanks for the question 🤗 The straining is mainly to give the milk a smoother, lighter texture. We personally find the pulp a bit too thick in a drink. If you’d like to keep the fiber, you can skip straining, or save the pulp and add it to smoothies, oatmeal, or soups so nothing goes to waste 🫶
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The strawberry milk is delicious. Instead of whole almonds, I opted for almond butter. All I had to do was blend everything in the mixer and the milk was ready to serve in no time.
Hi,
This sounds amazing, but I am just wondering. What if I skip the draining steps and leave the pulp in there? Nutritionally it would be a shame to get rid of all the nice fibers from the nuts and the strawberries. Is the reason of draining to get a better texture for the drink, or is there another reason behind?
I am not trying to criticize, only curious:)