Homemade Oat Milk

Name: Homemade Oat Milk
Total time: 120 min
Ingredients: 1 cup oats; 4 cups ice cold water; 1 pinch salt; 1 tiny bit vanilla extract

Serves 1

Serves 1

Directions

1Grab one cup of oats and freeze them for about an hour.
2Take the frozen oats out and put them in a blender cup with four cups of ice cold water.
3Blend the mixture for about 20 seconds.
4Grab a bowl, a cheesecloth, and a strainer.
5Put the cloth over the strainer and then dump the blended mixture into it.
6Pick up the cloth and strain out the liquid.
7Add a pinch of salt and a tiny bit of vanilla extract to the strained liquid.
8Give it all a mix.
9Grab a container and pour the homemade oat milk into it.
10Take the leftover mushy oats, put them on a pan, and spread them out flat.
11Leave the oats out to dry for a couple of hours.
12Once dry, put the oats in a blender cup and blend for about 30 seconds to make oat flour.

blender cupbowlcheeseclothstrainercontainerpan

Freeze oats for about an hour before blending to prevent them from becoming slimy.
If you don't have a cheesecloth, you can use an old t-shirt.
Don't throw out the leftover mushy oats; they can be dried and blended to make oat flour.

Serves 1

Serves 1

1Grab one cup of oats and freeze them for about an hour.
2Take the frozen oats out and put them in a blender cup with four cups of ice cold water.
3Blend the mixture for about 20 seconds.
4Grab a bowl, a cheesecloth, and a strainer.
5Put the cloth over the strainer and then dump the blended mixture into it.
6Pick up the cloth and strain out the liquid.
7Add a pinch of salt and a tiny bit of vanilla extract to the strained liquid.
8Give it all a mix.
9Grab a container and pour the homemade oat milk into it.
10Take the leftover mushy oats, put them on a pan, and spread them out flat.
11Leave the oats out to dry for a couple of hours.
12Once dry, put the oats in a blender cup and blend for about 30 seconds to make oat flour.

blender cupbowlcheeseclothstrainercontainerpan

Freeze oats for about an hour before blending to prevent them from becoming slimy.
If you don't have a cheesecloth, you can use an old t-shirt.
Don't throw out the leftover mushy oats; they can be dried and blended to make oat flour.