A Community Recipe by Raymond
Great breakfast on a cold fall morning. Remember to soak your almonds ahead of time!
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Process all ingredients in a blender until smooth and creamy.
It goes well with a bit of ginger added, too.
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By Raymond Great breakfast on a cold fall morning. Remember to soak your almonds ahead of time!
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hleva
Apr 13, 2009
Is this considered one serving??
Chele1966
May 06, 2010
I have this just about every morning with raisins, and sone agave nectar.
Raymond
Apr 16, 2009
Good question! I consider it one serving, but for many folks it could probably be two, especially if you're having something along with it.
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Chele1966
May 06, 2010
I have this just about every morning with raisins, and sone agave nectar.
lauraj
Sep 01, 2009
I think 1/4 cup of almonds is 1 serving for the average person. 3 c would be about 12 servings, unless you are really famished for nuts, in which case, good luck digesting it!
Raymond
Apr 16, 2009
Good question! I consider it one serving, but for many folks it could probably be two, especially if you're having something along with it.
hleva
Apr 13, 2009
Is this considered one serving??
shannonmarie
Feb 19, 2009
This was really good. I also made it with less almonds and some ground flaxseeds. I added some small chunks of apple, dried fruit and nuts for some texture. It's a great substitute for traditional oatmeal.
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