I recommend a milk with a higher fat content, thicker and
creamier milks always seem to produce a more pleasant and agreeable kefir in my opinion.
Not exact matches
I love
creamy oats so I
always cook mine with almond
milk!
As for the coconut
milk, I
always blend it completely to a
creamy consistency before adding to recipes.
I
always cook with coconut
milk, So Delicious Culinary Coconut Milk is my favorite because it is so thick and creamy and there isn't a lot of the water that needs to be drained off, usually N
milk, So Delicious Culinary Coconut
Milk is my favorite because it is so thick and creamy and there isn't a lot of the water that needs to be drained off, usually N
Milk is my favorite because it is so thick and
creamy and there isn't a lot of the water that needs to be drained off, usually NONE!
You can
always make your own by throwing a can of coconut
milk (not the lite kind) in the fridge, wait a day or so, then take the
creamy stuff from the top and whip that with a tablespoon or two of powdered sugar.
Versatile,
creamy, fresh, and as
always, our delicious flax
milks are free of major allergens!
We
always have a big mason jar of fresh hemp
milk in the fridge (so smooth and
creamy!)
I
always use my homemade cashew
milk as it's super
creamy.
Coconut
milk always makes for such
creamy ice cream, it's the perfect dairy substitute!
When your coffee is ready, pour it into a saucepan along with your almond
milk, coconut
milk, honey,
creamy pumpkin, pumpkin pie spice, loads of cinnamon (
always) and vanilla.
Artificial sweeteners are not good for us anyway, so we just eliminated those... breath mints don't
always have
milk in them and when it comes to chocolate, the richest,
creamiest and finest dark chocolates are often dairy - free.
If you need it a little more
creamy, you can
always add a little more
milk.
I am one to
always add more
milk to my oatmeal and cook for longer to make it extra
creamier (I don't want to be «chewing» my oatmeal).
If you like your grits a little
creamier though and you prefer them savory, you can
always do half plant based
milk, half water.
I love the goats
milk because it gives the spinach a little extra flavor and the kefir makes for a
creamier side, but you can
always use regular kefir or just plain
milk.
How much water you use depends on how
creamy you want your almond
milk, and the capacity of your blender (you can
always add more water to the
milk after straining if your blender is small).
I
always use water to save on calories, but I'm sure it would be
creamy and fantastic with low - fat
milk or almond
milk.