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Ace Blender - Chocolate Chip Blender Muffins
Ace Blender - Oat Milk
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Instructions
- Remove the lid from the pitcher.
- Add oats, oil, and water to the pitcher.
- Secure the lid to the pitcher.
- Select Nut / Oat Milk program.
- When the program has completed, the blender will beep 10 times and display will show “donE”.
- Optionally, remove the lid and filter your beverage through the strainer bag.
- Chill and serve.
- Refrigerate up to 4 days.
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Why do you use oil? I’ve been making nut milk for years in Vitamix and never used a drop of oil
Oil? Why..its milk..
I used coconut oil but all the recipes I’ve seen online never use oil. I also added a whole pitted date and a tsp of vanilla extract. This is my first time making this so i dont have anything to compare it to. However, i do like it. I used roughly 40 ounces of water instead of 48.
How would I ‘convert’ this recipe for the DUO or any pressure cooker that doesn’t have the milk program?
Hi Maultasche,
This recipe is designed for our Ace Blender and not our pressure cookers.
I made this and it woked great. I did leave out the oil because I don’t want to be drinking oil.
I usually soak the oats for 20 minutes. But this time I skipped that.
The instuctions are terrible. Is the nut/oat milk program the porridge program. It also says blender will beep? Is this for the Instant Pot?
Hi Laura,
Instant Pot is the brand and not the product. This recipe is for the Instant Pot Ace Blender.
Where does it cook for 4 hours My ace blender was done after 4 minues and 36 seconds
Hi Deanna,
Our apologies, that was 24 minutes and not 240 minutes. Simply add ingredients and select the program and it will do the magic for you. The time is for your reference but is not needed as it is an automated program.
I love this
For those who are confused by the oil: There is fat in real milk, and there is also a substantial amount of fat in nut milk.
Oats contain considerably less fat than almonds, for example, and adding a mere teaspoon of oil simply serves to enhance the flavour profile of your homemade oat milk.
You may have noticed that the recipes for soy and nut milk do not contain oil as an ingredient, because soy and nuts are fatty.
This oat milk tastes good as is, but even better with a bit of stevia.
What are the nutrition facts? Calories- Carbs- fat ………