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BEST Non-Dairy Milk Recipes

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These are the best non-dairy milk recipes I've ever tried! Learn how to make your own non-dairy milk at home. It's so easy and affordable.

All of them taste insanely good and are a healthier alternative to cow's milk, so whether you're a vegan, lactose intolerant, dairy-free, or just looking for delicious vegan milk recipes, keep reading!

A collage with photos of different types of non-dairy milk.

You can make so many different non-dairy kinds of milk using nuts, seeds, grains, or even fruit! I prefer those that are made with nuts because of their taste and also because they're creamier, but there are other alternatives like oat milk that are lighter, and lower in calories.

You don't need cow's milk to get calcium, there are many plant-based sources of this mineral, so don't worry!

All these recipes are extremely easy to make, so affordable, and taste much better than store-bought. Besides, making your own vegan milk at home allows you to control the flavor, sweetness, and consistency. Enjoy!

How To Make Oat Milk
Ready to learn how to make oat milk? It's creamy, healthy, and made with 4 ingredients in just 15 minutes. It tastes so good!
A square picture of a glass jar with homemade oat milk
Soy Milk
Soy milk is a great alternative to cow's milk. It's delicious, affordable, easy to make, and only requires 2 ingredients: water and soybeans.
A square picture of a bottle with homemade soy milk
Rice Milk
Rice milk, made with rice, water, and your favorite sweetener. It's so smooth and tasty, very easy to make, and ready in just 5 minutes!
A square picture of a glass with homemade rice milk and some brown rice around
Cashew Milk
Cashew milk, a creamy and delicious plant-based drink. It’s ready in 5 minutes and it only needs 2 ingredients: cashews and water.
Small picture of a glass with cashew milk
Almond Milk
Almond milk, a creamy and tasty drink that's also high in calcium. It's nutritious, made with 3 simple ingredients and ready in just 20 minutes.
Square photo of a jar pouring almond milk into a glass
Homemade Quinoa Milk
Delicious homemade quinoa milk. If you like oat milk you need to try this recipe. Quinoa is an excellent source of protein and it also tastes amazing.
Homemade Quinoa Milk. Delicious homemade quinoa milk. If you like oat milk you need to try this recipe. Quinoa is an excellent source of protein and it also tastes amazing
Coconut Milk
Learn how to make coconut milk, a delicious and creamy kind of plant milk. It requires only 2 ingredients and it's ready in just 5 minutes.
Square photo of two glass bottles of coconut milk
Hemp Milk
Hemp milk, vegan, creamy, and fresh. It is really good and one of the easiest recipes, as it only requires 2 ingredients and 5 minutes!
Square photo of a glass of hemp milk
Banana Milk
Banana milk, a super tasty and refreshing, sweet, and creamy beverage. It's healthy and full of nutrients, made with 5 ingredients and ready in 5 minutes.
A square picture of a couple bananas and a jar with homemade banana milk
Spanish Horchata
Horchata is a typical Spanish drink and is made with tiger nuts (chufas). This recipe is made with dates instead of refined sugar, so is healthier.
Spanish Horchata
Vegan Mexican Horchata
Vegan Mexican horchata, made with rice, almonds, water, a cinnamon stick and vanilla seeds. It's a refreshing drink, naturally sweetened with dates.
Vegan Mexican Horchata. - Vegan Mexican horchata, made with rice, almonds, water, a cinnamon stick and vanilla seeds. It's a refreshing drink, naturally sweetened with dates. #vegan #glutenfree #simpleveganblog

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  1. Lorrie Keaveny says

    My first adventure into non-dairy milk. Thank you for sharing your recipes and making it look less scary. Question? Should we be eating hazelnuts—re-the Amazon being de-forested?

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    • Iosune Robles says

      Hi Lorrie! Thanks for your kind words 🙂 I don't have enough info to help you with that, sorry 🙁

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  2. Auksė Mažonaitė says

    Hi, how much time you can keep each kind of the milk till it goes bad?

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    • Iosune Robles says

      Hi! 5-7 days, aprox 🙂

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  3. Margaret George says

    How can I make milk with peanut butter and filter water

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Margaret! I've never tried it myself, so I can't help you, sorry!

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    • ilyada says

      with blending them together. 1 tsp pb and 1 cup of water is ok

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      • Iosune Robles says

        Thanks for helping 🙂

  4. Shobha says

    It's absolutely wonderful and something so New to me l feel like Alice in wonderland

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Shobha! Hope you like them 🙂

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      • Marilyn Voss says

        Is it possible to make yogurt using one of these homemade milk?

  5. Sandra Abbott says

    Can I use almond. Milk in a recipe saying coconut milk

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Sandra! It depends on the recipe, so I can't help you, sorry!

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  6. Alissia says

    Love this, thank you for all the different options! We always drink store bought almond, rice or coconut milk, didn't realize you could make milk out of the other stuff mentioned. 🙂

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Alissia! You're so welcome 🙂 Have a nice day!

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  7. Jay says

    Quinoa and banana milk is new!

    Will surely try them!

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Jay! Hope you like them!

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  8. Alex says

    Excellent list. Gave me some good ideas. I think Chocolate Hazelnut is my favorite vegan milk so far. I will be trying the banana, rice, quinoa, and soy one.

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    • Iosune says

      Thanks a lot Alex! Hope you like them 🙂

      Reply

  9. theresa says

    hey, such an amazing blog and recipe. will try it later. and how about corn milk? it's delicious also and you don't need to add any sweeter 😀

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Theresa! Thanks a lot 😀 I've never tried corn milk, but sounds great!

      Reply

  10. Jules says

    I add chickpea flour (cheap), and lupinus flour (high protein contents).

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Jules! Thanks a lot for the ideas 🙂

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  11. Stephanie says

    This is an amazing list!

    Thank you for opening my eyes to so many more plant-based alternatives 🙂

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    • Iosune says

      Hi Stephanie! You're welcome 🙂 I hope you like them!

      Reply

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