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Cashew Milk

(Easy Recipe)

Features a creamy texture with a sweet, subtle nutty taste.

Updated On: May 07, 2024

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Made from blended cashews and water, cashew milk has a creamy texture and a sweet, subtle nutty taste. It contains healthy fats and is often enriched with vitamins and minerals. Cashew milk blends well with coffee and is another excellent choice for those avoiding dairy.

What Coffees can be made using Cashew Milk

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Ristretto

A shorter, more potent version of espresso with a hint of sweetness. Offers a richer body with less bitterness.

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Latte

A creamy mix of espresso and steamed milk, topped with a light foam. Popular for its smooth and mild flavor profile.

Rich History of Cashew Milk

Cashew milk is a more recent addition to the milk alternatives, gaining popularity in the 21st century for its creamy texture and nutritional benefits.

Authentic Recipe Of Cashew Milk

TIME TO PREPARE : 10 min + 4 hours soaking

Steps:

  1. Soak cashews for 4 hours.
  2. Blend cashews and fresh water until smooth.
  3. Optional: Strain, though not necessary as cashews blend completely.
  4. Add sweeteners or flavors as desired.

Bonus Tip For Making Cashew Milk

Soaking longer can make the milk creamier. Cashew milk generally doesn't need straining due to its smooth texture.

Nutritional Profile & Other Information on Cashew Milk

Serving Size

240

(mL)

8

(Oz)

Calories

25-40 kcal

Suitable For

Vegan, dairy-free

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Whole Milk

Provides a creamy and rich texture ideal for a luxurious coffee experience.

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Heavy Cream

Delivers a decadent, creamy thickness to coffee, used sparingly.

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Soy Milk

Rich in protein and excellent for creating froth, similar to dairy milk.

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Whipped Cream

Provides a light, airy topping that enhances the visual appeal and texture of coffee.

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Almond Milk

Offers a light, nutty flavor and is a popular dairy-free, low-calorie option.

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Half-and-Half

Strikes a balance between milk and cream, offering a lighter option that's richer than milk.

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Rice Milk

The most hypoallergenic milk alternative with a naturally sweet taste.

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Oat Milk

Known for its exceptional frothing capabilities, making it perfect for lattes.

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Perfect coffee types to go with the above milk types

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Rare coffee from civet-digested beans, known for its smooth, unique flavor.

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Flat White

Rich espresso blended with velvety steamed milk. Known for its high concentration of coffee to milk.

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Espresso poured over tonic water and ice for a refreshing, bubbly coffee drink.

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Doppio

A double shot of espresso for twice the strength. Ideal for those seeking an extra strong coffee experience.

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Intensely strong and concentrated shot of coffee. Known for its quick brewing method and robust flavor.

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Cortado

Espresso cut with a small dash of warm milk for a smooth finish. Balances the intensity of espresso with the creaminess of milk.

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