I prefer this milk over nut milk! It is quick, easy, lighter, smoother, and fat-free. My kids love it. It tastes slightly banana but not overwhelming! Enjoy! Serve over Lydia’s raw cereal or drink it from the glass! High in enzymes! Yeah, bananas!
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Rating
4.6/5 (from 16 ratings)4.625 -
Yield
1 serving
Ingredients
1 banana (peeled)
Pinch of sea salt
Dash of vanilla
3 ice cubes
¼ cup water
Recipe Directions
1. Throw all in the blender and blend till frothy!
Ambikalee's Thoughts
By ambikaleeI prefer this milk over nut milk!
It is quick, easy, lighter, smoother, and fat-free. My kids love it.
It tastes slightly banana but not overwhelming! Enjoy!
Serve over Lydia’s raw cereal or drink it from the glass!
High in enzymes! Yeah, bananas!
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Top voted
troublesjustabubble
Nov 03, 2010
yummy!
Thanks megan for telling me to search this one. good profile pic!
ambikalee
Oct 12, 2010
LOL! YES PEEL AND PLACE IN CONTAINER IN FREEZER!
Shawnette
Mar 21, 2010
LOL Ray!!!! I even snorted :o)
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Branwyn32
Dec 20, 2010
Just made this and doctored it a bit! I wanted something very milk like that I could use on grawnola and such. I doubled the water content to thin it out, and added a few drops of lemon juice, and one more tiny tiny pinch of salt. I think that really did it! I didn't use vanilla btw cuz I was out, but used a drizzle of agave. It's a bit too sweet, so I will use vanilla next time, but it's great! Oh and I also added a dash of nutmeg and cinnamon..yum!
troublesjustabubble
Nov 03, 2010
yummy!
Thanks megan for telling me to search this one. good profile pic!
ambikalee
Oct 12, 2010
LOL! YES PEEL AND PLACE IN CONTAINER IN FREEZER!
megwood
Oct 11, 2010
i just drank this and it is sooooo good. thanks!
KathyKath
Oct 06, 2010
this recipe is seriously unbelievable! it couldn't be easier... or tastier! i find myself using it in just about everything.... well, almost :-)
tamilda
Oct 06, 2010
okay, I'll be the nerd of the day and ask a dumb question....I have never froze a banana before - you peel it first right??
brittnigirl89
Oct 05, 2010
omshanti, have you ever had him try Raw milk??? sooooo good.. without the phlem! and it has lots of good enzymes and good bacteria! and you gotta try raw cream..... (soo yummy.. its pure healthy fat)
If you really have a problem with phem try to get Raw Goats milk.. it is the closest thing to human milk and its supposedly better then Raw cows milk as it produces NO phlem. But I have no problem with Raw Cows milk. I get my milk from Organic Pastures (http://www.organicpasture.com) One thing though. the milk does change taste from week to week. as the cows are 100% grass/pasture fed and the cows have a very varied diet. sometimes the milk is awesome and really sweet.. and sometimes it has a bit of a "gamey" taste. but its still good!
hope that helps your husband.. I won't drink pasteurized milk.. organic or not.. it kills all the good stuff!
biscuit
Sep 11, 2010
yumm. very light thirst quenching creamy
mallorymoore707
Jul 28, 2010
So since I first saw this I think I have had it every day. I agree that it is better than nut milk. It's delicious and the frothy part is my favorite. I eat cereal more now because this is so convenient. Thanks!!
IlansterMonster
Jul 20, 2010
this was a good change! used a frozen banana, a bit more water, and a touch of agave. i served it over mixed nuts, dates/raisins and rawnola...yum.
rachel_akiko
Jun 26, 2010
I just had this for an evening "snack" and it was great! I used a frozen banana cut up into chunks, and a handful of ice instead of just three ice cubes, and I used a whole cup of water instead of just one fourth. it was delicious.
white_orchid
May 18, 2010
I love this for breakfast! It light yet filling enough to get me through till lunch.
aneksi
Apr 27, 2010
this was wonderful! I wasn't feeling so great this morning and it was the perfect comfort!
ciarac
Apr 23, 2010
Super idea. It seems simple and sweet, the nut milks do annoy me sometimes, too much effort for too little yield! Bananas however...great idea, will be having it tomorrow over my buckwheat cereal!
Eva
Apr 07, 2010
Why didn't I think about this already! I saw recipes before where people talk about just a banana and water smoothie... but this picture and calling it nana milk, made it really appealing. It was soooo good and easy!
holliemae22
Apr 02, 2010
I just made this for my little ones and it was a hit!
babycat
Mar 27, 2010
this is really good. I like mine real thin never did like the SAD cow juice much so this is perfect..
Shawnette
Mar 21, 2010
Looks delish, will make some. Chai sounds soo yummy...
Shawnette
Mar 21, 2010
LOL Ray!!!! I even snorted :o)
skizzy
Mar 12, 2010
i love how quick and easy this is.
i add a little more water sometimes, as it can get too thick. definitely too thick for tea but PERFECT for cereals!
Raw_Chocoholic
Feb 28, 2010
Great idea! Thanks!
leigh star
Feb 28, 2010
MMMMN! This sounds fab!!!! Does anyone happen to have Lydia’s raw cereal recipe Ambikalee suggested?
Thanks all!!!;)
Raymond
Feb 28, 2010
Wow. That must be some seriously thick milk to stay in place when tilted to its side like that! ;)
Charis
Feb 28, 2010
Just made it and ate it with grawnola. Very good. !!!
aubrey
Feb 14, 2010
This is great; it's simple and inexpensive to make and very, very tasty. I drank it just after my work-out this morning and it really hit the spot.
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