Homemade Oat Milk Recipe + Zero Waste Coffee Talk

How to make homemade oat milk.

Oat milk is legit! And it's super easy and inexpensive to make. If you haven’t yet tried it, you need to. Whether it’s in your coffee, your cereal, or in your baking, you owe it to yourself to see what all of the fuss is about.

With most things in life, making your own is a lot less expensive. Nowhere is this more true than in the world of oat milk. Buying it in the store, or online, can you could pay anywhere from three to four bucks, all the way up to eight or nine bucks for a litre of the ever elusive Oatly.

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[MonsonMadeThis]

By far, the most popular comment on this video, asks why I "throw out" the soaking water. Many people are concerned about the loss of fiber, nutrients, or just the wastefulness of the water in relation to the fact that I have titled this a "zero waste coffee talk". In short, the soaking water doesn't contain any beneficial nutrients, nor does it contain any fiber. The water that is discarded contains surface starches that when blended, can make the milk slimy. Can you make it without soaking? Yes. Will it possibly turn out more slimy, or less "milky"? Possibly. What else can you do with the water? Use it in smoothies, water your plants, use it to make oatmeal... The remaining water is not dangerous to consume, nor does it contain any magical elements that were leached out of the oats during the soaking process. In my experience, the soaking and rinsing of the oats prior to making milk, yields a better textured milk in the end. This is what works for me, and that's what I did in this video. If you decided to make your own oat milk, then take this simple idea of blending oats and water and make it your own. Additionally, you don't have to strain the oat milk after it is blended, but you will end up with a gritty milk if you don't. The oat fiber that remains after straining can be dried and use as oat flour, added to smoothies, or just composted. If you scroll through the comments, you'll see a lot of great suggestions. In the end, it's your oat milk! Have fun with it!


Thanks for watching!

[jeremycline]

Pulp tips:
1. as your binder in veggie burgers
2. folded into bread dough gives the crust a gorgeous crunch yet also makes the interior silky smooth
3. add it to your oatmeal...sounds like redundant but it's not

[theemademoiselle]

You are so likeable. Keep making videos and I hope that your channel will grow.

[cherisseguerrero]

I don't know if anyone has posted this yet... but the water after soaking makes a great emollient for sensative and or dry skin. ZW! : )

[lauraarmstrong]

Something about this video is so refreshing! I usually watch so many YouTube blogger ladies out there and so often the content is recycled over and over and there's so many fancy effects focussing on making the video pretty and aesthetic and making the ladies in them look beautiful and something to aspire to that it over rules the actual content. I really enjoyed this! You're so cute and seem very real and at the same time have great content and ideas, I thought I was going to just quickly skim through and watch the 5 minutes of oat milk making but I stayed for the whole thing and I'm glad I did because WOW that iced coffee looks good. I also agree with someone else below who said it's great to see more male representation in the zero waste movement.

[im.empimp]

This whole video was to make a coffee that he doesn't like but that his significant other does.

Impressive and awesome!

[isabelly]

Not a coffee drinker, but you are extremely informative and great tips!! Thanks!! Definitely making the oat milk 👏🏼👏🏼

[lepetitdame]

I just did this, and I think I'm not longer gonna buy carton soy milk. Thank you so much!! Greetings from Peru!!🤗🤗

[peetsnort]

Just had this this morning over my all bran flakes and I think it's nicer than real milk. It really is amazing. Very good mouth feel

[janetbransdon]

I was about to donate my filtered coffee pot, but now I will repurpose it to make oat milk.. thank you. Love your recipes and tips. 🤗

[hayleyw]

Just found your channel and I want to let you know that this video is extremely well done! I’m also a huge fan of this style of video, it’s informative but delivered in a conversational and laid-back way. Keep it up!

[bernat_CustardCream]

The used coffee grounds are great for some purposes too! Great for plants (not a ton) and compost, used for smell suppression and some scrapping and cleaning uses too. I can't remember more but is easy to find it on the internet.

Nice video btw, calmed pace instead of all crammed information, feels more like a conversation.

[lisejuhlhansen]

I have been dragging my feet when it comes to making my own oat milk, just because I wondered if it will actually be good and not too slimy. Even bought the nut milk bag last year but never used it.
But when a foodie such as yourself recommends, I really should get cracking! Could be massive saving, too.
Thanks for another great video! You had just about 200 subscribers when I first found you, and now you will soon hit 10k!! 😵👏

[honeytiff]

Just discover your channel. Thanks for the great recipe for making own oat milk. I no longer need to get organic unsweetened oat milk from the supermarket which is so expensive!

[lessentiel]

That oat milk looks so creamy and good and I love your conscious coffee habit. I use the vietnamese coffee filter(phin) too. So simple and easy to clean ! Thank you for this great video.

[kathleenjackson]

I love your recipe for oat milk and I have been making the oat milk ever since! I finally have creamer in my coffee that I enjoy! Thank you so much!!!

[SunnyVibez]

So grateful to have found your channel. Finding "milk" for my coffee has been my biggest struggle. Thank you so much for this video!

[jorats]

You always have great tips and good info to share. I enjoy all your videos.

[xliftedx]

I just found your page ! I usually NEVER comment on videos thank you for all these amazing recipes and tips ! so excited i found your page !

[AWanderingEye]

I love your including zero waste! Definitely do a show covering what you're doing and how you got interested. ZW needs more male representation (jmo). Thanks for making these!