The end of the year is approaching, and we want to sweeten the moment. It is a very special moment in which we celebrate that we are starting a new cycle together. I propose an easy healthy and nutritious recipe which deserves a place on any tray of sweets at this time of year. I propose you to make the classic Ferrero Rocher without sugar using seasonal products and recycling hazelnut and … [Read more...]
4 recipes and tricks to recycle tigernut pulp
With a Vegan Milker at home, it’s highly likely to spend the summer making homemade horchata or other plant milks to prepare fruit milkshakes, vegan ice-cream, etc… If that’s the case, your house must be full of leftover pulps which you might not know what to do with. We have many recipes and ideas on the “pulp” section of the blog, but in this article, we will be focusing on tigernut pulp. We … [Read more...]
Almond and coconut pulp homemade energy balls
I wanted to show you one of my favorite recipes to use up leftover pulps from making homemade plant milks. This one, in particular, is made from some coconut and almond pulps that I had laying around in the freezer. However, this simple recipe is open to many variations, since you can use any other different ingredients you have on hand. Once you know how to prepare them (which is super easy!), … [Read more...]
How to make gluten free vegan burgers using leftover plant milk pulp
Vegan croquettes and burgers are a delicious, healthy meal that everyone adores. Plus they look and taste like they take forever to make, but in reality, they’re super easy to put together. As you know by now, we love recycling leftover pulp from making plant milks with our vegan milker and put them to good use. I’d like to share one of my favourite kitchen experiments with you today! With this … [Read more...]
How to make vegetable paté from leftover pulp from making almond milk or any other nut milk
This is a simple guide on how to make a delicious veggie paté at home in an easy, quick and cheap way. Everything’s a pro when it comes to making your own plant milk at home. On one hand you get a deliciously wholesome plant milk which is also much cheaper than anything you can get at the store. On the other one, you get to cut down on unnecessary packaging. Plus you end up with some real tasty … [Read more...]
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