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I heated hippie Almond Milk and it didn't do it for me. Also, I
couldn't find it without vanilla flavoring. |
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Sweet Almond 150g Bitter Almond 20g Small Rock Sugar 120g (approx. 5 tbsp) Evaporated Milk 150ml Water 1 liter Steps : 1 - Wash almond, soak for 2 hours 2 - Blend almond with 1 liter of water 3 - Use a clean dry towel to strain off the pulp 4 - Pour the filtrated almond juice into a pot 5 - Add in sugar, stir well and cook 6 - Add in milk when juice is boiled, turn off fire 7 - Pour into bowl, serve Remark : 1 - You can add in some cooked lotus seed, white fungus, or bird's nest 2 - If you like more thicken, add in 1 tbsp of water chestnut powder (step 5) 3 - somebody do not use milk, they will use 100g glutinous rice, soaked and blended together with almond |
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The Chinese hot drink does not taste like steamed milk with orzatta so
I don't know how accurate this recipe with canned milk is. |
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