Nut milk
Making nut milk or juices using a nut milk bag is extremely easy. Simply place some nuts or vegetables and / or fruit into a blender, pour in a little water and blend until fine. Next, place the nut milk bag into a large bowl and pour the mixture into the bag. Seal the bag using the chord provided and squeeze the liquid into a cup.
Nut milks and hemp milk are lactose free, making them ideal alternatives to standard milk. Sprouts are the germinated seeds of young plants – they are delicious in a variety of dishes, snacks and drinks, including salads, smoothies, breakfast cereals, lunch dishes, or as a garnish for meat and fish.
Sprout seeds
To sprout seeds, place 8 teaspoons of seeds into the milk bag, immerse in water and leave overnight. Remove the bag of seeds from the water and rinse thoroughly under running water. Now hang the bag of seeds above the sink and rinse every 8 to 12 hours. After approx. 3 to 5 days (depending on the seeds used) you’ll have some delicious sprouts that are ready for immediate consumption. Almost all edible seeds and legumes can be sprouted, only the germination time and flavour differs per seed. Allow your taste buds determine which sprouts you like best! Quality grocery and health food stores generally stock several type of sprouts, however sprouting seeds at home is far cheaper.
- A handy nut milk bag that allows you to prepare a delicious range of nut milks and juices, as well as sprout seeds, at home
- Made from lightweight, yet durable nylon
- Easy to clean, thus hygienic to use
- Use to prepare almond milk, hemp milk and vegetable or fruit juices and to sprout seeds such as: alfalfa, broccoli, peas, millet, chickpeas, coriander, lentils, leeks, quinoa, radish, radish, beetroot, red cabbage, wheat, bean sprouts, fennel and sunflower
1 nylon nut milk bag with tie
Making nut milk or juices using a nut milk bag is extremely easy. Simply place some nuts or vegetables and / or fruit into a blender, pour in a little water and blend until fine. Next, place the nut milk bag into a large bowl and pour the mixture into the bag. Seal the bag using the chord provided and squeeze the liquid into a cup.
After cleaning your nut milk bag, retain the leftover pulp – this can be thrown on the compost heap or dried in your dehydrator to make a wholesome powder that’s delicious in smoothies
To sprout seeds, place 8 teaspoons of seeds into the milk bag, immerse in water and leave overnight. Remove the bag of seeds from the water and rinse thoroughly under running water. Now hang the bag of seeds above the sink and rinse every 8 to 12 hours. After approx. 3 to 5 days (depending on the seeds used) you’ll have some delicious sprouts that are ready for immediate consumption.
After every use, turn the nut milk bag inside out, remove the remains and rinse thoroughly with warm water. Hang to dry.
This handy nut milk bag allows you to prepare a delicious range of nut milks and juices, as well as sprout seeds, at home. Made from durable nylon and incredibly easy to clean.
Nut milk
Making nut milk or juices using a nut milk bag is extremely easy. Simply place some nuts or vegetables and / or fruit into a blender, pour in a little water and blend until fine. Next, place the nut milk bag into a large bowl and pour the mixture into the bag. Seal the bag using the chord provided and squeeze the liquid into a cup.
Nut milks and hemp milk are lactose free, making them ideal alternatives to standard milk. Sprouts are the germinated seeds of young plants – they are delicious in a variety of dishes, snacks and drinks, including salads, smoothies, breakfast cereals, lunch dishes, or as a garnish for meat and fish.
Sprout seeds
To sprout seeds, place 8 teaspoons of seeds into the milk bag, immerse in water and leave overnight. Remove the bag of seeds from the water and rinse thoroughly under running water. Now hang the bag of seeds above the sink and rinse every 8 to 12 hours. After approx. 3 to 5 days (depending on the seeds used) you’ll have some delicious sprouts that are ready for immediate consumption. Almost all edible seeds and legumes can be sprouted, only the germination time and flavour differs per seed. Allow your taste buds determine which sprouts you like best! Quality grocery and health food stores generally stock several type of sprouts, however sprouting seeds at home is far cheaper.
- A handy nut milk bag that allows you to prepare a delicious range of nut milks and juices, as well as sprout seeds, at home
- Made from lightweight, yet durable nylon
- Easy to clean, thus hygienic to use
- Use to prepare almond milk, hemp milk and vegetable or fruit juices and to sprout seeds such as: alfalfa, broccoli, peas, millet, chickpeas, coriander, lentils, leeks, quinoa, radish, radish, beetroot, red cabbage, wheat, bean sprouts, fennel and sunflower
1 nylon nut milk bag with tie
Making nut milk or juices using a nut milk bag is extremely easy. Simply place some nuts or vegetables and / or fruit into a blender, pour in a little water and blend until fine. Next, place the nut milk bag into a large bowl and pour the mixture into the bag. Seal the bag using the chord provided and squeeze the liquid into a cup.
After cleaning your nut milk bag, retain the leftover pulp – this can be thrown on the compost heap or dried in your dehydrator to make a wholesome powder that’s delicious in smoothies
To sprout seeds, place 8 teaspoons of seeds into the milk bag, immerse in water and leave overnight. Remove the bag of seeds from the water and rinse thoroughly under running water. Now hang the bag of seeds above the sink and rinse every 8 to 12 hours. After approx. 3 to 5 days (depending on the seeds used) you’ll have some delicious sprouts that are ready for immediate consumption.
After every use, turn the nut milk bag inside out, remove the remains and rinse thoroughly with warm water. Hang to dry.
Nut mylk and sprout bag - Superfoodies
