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100% recommended, deep nutty creamy taste, all natural ingredients, no nasties šš» bravo to this
Malaysian Brand... The bamnut mylk tasted good cold with cereal even better hot with coffee ā #veganisnotscary #Veganmilk #plantbased
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Bamnut Everyday milk comes in a recyclable tetrapak. Its a fortified plant milk made from
bambara nuts.
Personally, loved the taste. So far, I've tried it at room temp. I think it tastes the way you might expect a chestnut milk to taste. The nut taste is complex and forward. The mouthfeel was fairly on the thicker end of the spectrum. There are three choices of bamnut milk, so there's an offering where the bamnut is a little more dilute and one formulated for barista purposes.
Ingredients include: water, bambara groundnuts, coconut oil, calcium, vitamin D2 vitamin B12
I ordered online to try but I hope it ends up in a local store because I would buy again.
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I had never seen this brand before in the US (or basically anywhere outside abillion
promotions,) so of course I had to snap up a couple of shelf-stable cartons and test a handful of use-cases. First off, what WhatIf gets right: theyāve managed to achieve the thickness that I prefer with a simple slate of ingredients (and no gums!); the brownish milk is creamy, yet not overly rich, and it seems to play nicely with coffee. Theyāve also hit on an extremely original ā and purportedly restorative ā formula through their use of Bambara groundnuts, #legumes which seems to have a lot of under-appreciated potential.
Itās certainly something of an acquired taste, though. Iāve been drinking it for the past three days and am still at a loss for words to describe it: nutty, obviously, but thereās also a hint of something I canāt put my finger on ā smoke? star anise? Itās not offensive, but also not something Iād choose to drink on its own, especially since it gets a bit gritty as it settles. Best practice is to mix it into things that can handle the earthy notes, like oatmeal.
I mostly bought this for the novelty factor, but I think itād be worth giving another chance if I were to encounter it again. If you have a Grocery Outlet nearby, you may be able to score this #ditchdairy innovation for just $0.99.
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I'd had the airy version of this before, and honestly don't fully know where the
difference is versus the everyday version. Truth be told the novelty factor is so high that I don't even understand why exactly a #bamnut is or does š I sweetened this lightly (on top of the characteristic chocolate cereal for my #breakfastofchampions āŗļø) and it proved a decent, pleasing way to #ditchdairy and still enjoy all the goodness of #mylk š Also pleasantly surprised to find that this is made in Malaysia (albeit under licence from a Singaporean company)
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Could this be the first time someone made bamnut yogurt? Used this mylk to make
vegan yogurt, but it ended up watery even after adding corn starch. Guess soy milk would be better. Not really into this taste wise, there's a bit of aroma I'm not fond of, I tend to like nut milks less in general. It is really creamy and nutritious. It is nice to have this in drinks like latte for its thickness. #veganisnotscary
