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Nutella Mocha Mylk

September 16, 2015 by Meera Leave a Comment

 

I’ve yet to meet a person who doesn’t like Nutella. The nutty, sweet, chocolate spread is a global phenomena. What concerns me about Nutella is the additives that go into it. When it should basically be hazelnuts, chocolate, sweetener, vanilla and a little salt.

Nutella milk is a nutty chocolate shake, delicious, thick with all the yummy taste of Nutella.

Ingredients

  • 4 cups water
  • 1 cup whole, raw hazelnuts soaked over night + 2 tablespoons to rim the glass.
  • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 2-2-1/2 unsweetened cocao powder
  • one strong shot espresso (leave it out if you you are serving little kids)
  • sweetner as needed: maple syrup, honey. (I used one tablespoon maple syrup)
  • pinch of salt

Soak the hazelnuts overnight. Next morning drain and rinse very well.

Place the nuts, water, salt in a high speed blender. Blitz till smooth, thick and creamy about a minute.

Strain through a muslin or nut bag. Chill the hazelnut milk.

To make the Nutella milk, place the nut milk, vanilla, sweetener, shot of espresso, ice, cacao and blitz again ina a high speed blender . Pour and serve.

The milk  stays fresh refrigerated for about 2 days. Makes about 3-4 servings!

To rim the glass. Ground hazelnuts by pulsing them a few times in a food processor and place it on a plate. Melt chocolate in the microwave about a minute, dip the rim of the glass in the melted chocolate then the nuts, gently rolling to get the nuts evenly. Chill for a few minutes in the fridge. Pour your drink and serve.

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Filed Under: Smoothies & Lattes, Teas & Juices, Wellness Drinks Tagged With: Nuts and Seeds, Plant milk

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