As the need for dairy-free options grows, almond milk stands out as a popular choice thanks to its creamy texture and sweet taste. However, the price of store-bought almond milk can make this plant-based choice more of a luxury than a necessity.
Here comes Alex Thomopoulos, whose clever almond milk hack is about to change the way we live dairy-free by saving us a lot of money without lowering the quality or taste.
This piece will talk about Alex Thomopoulos’s revolutionary almond milk hack and break down the steps that make it a cheap alternative to expensive store-bought milk.
Thomopoulos’s new way of doing things makes it easy for anyone to enjoy almond milk without spending a lot of money, no matter how much experience they have in the kitchen.
Come with us as we reveal the clever tricks behind this amazing hack and show you how to enjoy the richness of almond milk without breaking the bank.
Alex Thomopoulos’s Genius Hack
The tip saved 11,000 people money, and the host of the PBS show “Moveable Feast” shared it on her Instagram page.
At the beginning of the video, Thomopoulos adds two scoops of almond butter to a blender. Not nuts, but almond butter. She warms up the taste by adding a pinch of salt, two tablespoons of maple syrup, and a pinch of cinnamon if you want.
Next, she adds filtered water to the blender and mixes the food for about two minutes.
The result was “silky smooth almond milk” that didn’t need to be strained or soaked first.
What Alex Wrote In The Caption?
Thomopoulos noted in her caption that while a carton of almond milk from the supermarket can now run you about $8, she can create 6 to 8 glasses of milk for less than $2 by using this approach.
In the comments section below, a number of Thomopoulos’s followers complimented her “genius” technique; some even claimed to have tried it and were “can’t get over how cheap it is.”