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[Tonz]

so where/how is almond milk from? not the same way they milk cows I know, but how?
Are the almonds soaked in water then pressed under pressure? If so then the quality of water will have a bearing on the quality.

Same question for soy (beans)

[roKWiz]

Originally Posted by Tonz

so where/how is almond milk from? not the same way they milk cows I know, but how?
Are the almonds soaked in water then pressed under pressure? If so then the quality of water will have a bearing on the quality.

Same question for soy (beans)

We used to make our own Soymilk when it wasn't so common in stores.

https://culturesforhealth.com/blogs/...emade-soy-milk

Soy is made by, soaking first, de-skinning the beans, blending with fresh water, straining mixture, heat and stir the mix until smooth.

The left over bean skins called Okara can be used as a flavouring while cooking other dishes, mixed with Kechap Manis adds bulk to vegetarian dishes.

Soy can further be boiled then, to make Tofu.

[Tonz]

almond milk

https://youtu.be/H7GObq0-gqs?t=157