Wondering how to make pistachio milk? This how to make nut milk guide makes blending up homemade pistachio milk super easy!
Pistachio milk is delicious but almost impossible to find in the supermarket. Enter the homemade version, ready in minutes!
While researching nut milks for a magazine article that I was recently writing, I realized that pistachio milk would likely be so delicious. But it's nearly impossible to find an unsweetened version in the store. In my research, I tracked down one brand, Elmhurst Harvest, that makes an unsweetened pistachio milk. But the company didn't have any currently for sale. And I had to have some.
So I figured out how to make pistachio milk on my own! And then I kicked myself for not doing it sooner, because it's so easy. It took just a few minutes to whip up a delicious batch. Then I put it in the fridge to cool for a refreshing drink and a base for a smoothie the next morning.

The best part about pistachio milk? It's made from pistachios, one of my favorite nuts. The nuts are filled with healthy fats, fiber, and protein—all of which help to keep you satiated. And they're delicious. Because the milk is so fresh, it picks up a lot of that nutty flavor.
Love cooking with pistachios? So do I! Try:

Here's how to make pistachio milk!
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Ingredients:
1 cup roasted pistachios, rinsed
4 cups water
1 tsp. vanilla extract (optional)
Directions:
Blend pistachios and water, adding vanilla extract if desired. Place a cheesecloth over a large jar; slowly sift the liquid through the cheesecloth. You may have to rinse the cheesecloth out a few times. Cool milk in a sealed container in the fridge for a few hours. Serves 4.

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