Almond milk in coffee, just tried to make it.

[Ojustaboo]

I threw the first cup away as it looked like a curdled mess.

2nd cup, I let it cool down a little before putting in the milk, then stirred and it looked perfect. Then about 3 mins later it looked black. I tried stiring it again and it looked fine for a short while.

In the end I kept a spoon in the cup and simply stirred it before I took each sip. Is this the way it works with Almond milk, or am I doing something wrong (if it makes any difference, I am using Morrisons own make, unsweetened). Taster 100 times better than black coffee.

While I don't mind black coffee ( lately it feels like doesn't sit well in my stomach) I much prefer some form of milk.

Coconut is one of the few things on this planet I can't pallet. When on Keto, just having a few coffees a day with lactose free milk stops my weight loss, hence needed to try alternatives. And as I needed Almond milk for my pancakes, I thought I'd give it a try, and was pleasantly surprised with how nice it tasted

 

[bulkbiker]

I threw the first cup away as it looked like a curdled mess.

2nd cup, I let it cool down a little before putting in the milk, then stirred and it looked perfect. Then about 3 mins later it looked black. I tried stiring it again and it looked fine for a short while.

In the end I kept a spoon in the cup and simply stirred it before I took each sip. Is this the way it works with Almond milk, or am I doing something wrong (if it makes any difference, I am using Morrisons own make, unsweetened). Taster 100 times better than black coffee.

While I don't mind black coffee ( lately it feels like doesn't sit well in my stomach) I much prefer some form of milk.

Coconut is one of the few things on this planet I can't pallet. When on Keto, just having a few coffees a day with lactose free milk stops my weight loss, hence needed to try alternatives. And as I needed Almond milk for my pancakes, I thought I'd give it a try, and was pleasantly surprised with how nice it tasted

Double cream? That's what I use..

 

[Pinkorchid]

I can't imagine any alternative milks in my tea or coffee or even cream no it has to be normal milk for me

 

[KK123]

In coffee?, cream every time. x

 

[Deleted member 308541]

I threw the first cup away as it looked like a curdled mess.

Sound like Malanda milk that was sold in plastic bags in the early 1970's.

 

[zauberflote]

Even though there are 3 carbs/8 oz, I use about half a cup of unsweetened un-messed-with soy milk as my starter, because I’d feel guilty adding half a cup of cream! Then cream with that.

 

[Starfish18]

Coffee with double cream for me! Yummy! In fact, I've just finished a cup

 

[Mr_Pot]

40ml of cows milk has less than 2g of carbs so might be ok if you are not on a very low carb regime and you don't have many cups of coffee. (cream ruins the taste of coffee in my opinion).

 

[Member496333]

Coffee with double cream is my only vice. Left to my own devices I could drink it constantly all day long. I’m teetotal so it tends to be my beverage of choice on a weekend evening watching movies or whatever. Sprinkles of organic cinnamon and cocoa powder for a chocolate twist on top. Yummy scrummy in my tummy.

Coffee without cream tastes like watery tarmac.

 

[TriciaWs]

I'm not keen on buying almond milk made from California almonds and don't often see other options.
I've tried coconut milk but more than a little is too strong, and cream is too sickly.
So I have a coffee with a mix of cows full fat, cream and coconut milk - takes more time to make but tastes fine to me.

I have found some cheap cashew pieces so am going to try making my own cashew milk.

 

[michita]

Try alpro unsweetened almond milk, it doesn’t cuddle. Lower in carb than double cream but I agree double cream in coffee taste better