Which milk and why?
In this article, I share which plant-based milk we’ve tried, what we liked, why and which milk we use now. I also discuss the environmental impact of some of the plant-based options and bust some myths around Soy milk.
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Following a plant-based or vegan lifestyle, is about food, drink, clothes, shoes, body treatments, hair products and more.
It's a conscious decision to think, walk and possibly, talk a better lifestyle.
I support individuals who are thinking about making the shift, as well as, those who have already begun their plant-based journey.
In this article, I share which plant-based milk we’ve tried, what we liked, why and which milk we use now. I also discuss the environmental impact of some of the plant-based options and bust some myths around Soy milk.
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Andrea is a secondary school teacher in London. She teaches computing and has been vegan for over 25 years.
She enjoys cooking and loves cookery books. One of Andrea's strengths lies in her creativeness. She experiments and enjoys trying new ways of making things!
Andrea has been working on making a great vegan Tiarmisu, and now that she's done it, she has been kind enough to share then recipe with us.
This recipe makes approximately 1 1/2 cups
If you store this in the pantry, it will remain fresh for about 2 weeks. I like to make it in small batches so we never get to the point that it’s gone bad because we didn't use it quickly enough.
Use the spread on your favourite baked goods, fresh fruit (like apple slices) or on sprouted grain bread.
Recipe and photo courtesy of Sophia.
Recipe and photo courtesy of Jigna Malde.
This recipe makes a nourishing, warm and satisfying breakfast, which is quick and easy to make.
This recipe serves 1.
3 tablespoons of porridge oats
1/2 mug of water
1/4/ mug of milk - rice milk, oat milk, soya milk or hemp milk
1 pinch of cardamom
1 tablespoon of seeds and 1 tablespoon of fruit - I used the following
pumpkin seeds
dried mango
dried papaya
raisins
brazil nuts
Put half a mug of water in a pan - you can also add 1/4 of a mug of milk OR replace the water with milk
Add the cardamom
Add the oats
Let it boil until it reaches the consistency you like
Serve in a bowl
Add some pumpkin seeds, dried cranberries, pecan nuts, chopped walnuts & any other nuts or dried/fresh fruit that you desire
Enjoy!