Juice Recipes; How To Make Nut Milk - Rena Ware NUTREX PRESS Manual De Uso Y Mantenimiento

Juice Recipes

Here are some juice recipes for you to try with your Nutrex Press
experiment and create your own recipes for delicious and nutritious juices.
Tropical Refresher
• 4 strawberries
• 1/4 of a peeled pineapple
(top removed)
• 1 bunch black grapes
Summer Cooler
• 1 cup red grapes
• 1 cup black cherries (pits removed)
Cabbage Patch
• 1/2 head green cabbage
• 2 stalks celery
• 1/2 tomato
• 2 carrots
Healthy Mary
• 3 large tomatoes
• 1/2 cucumber
• 1 stalk celery
• Small slice of lime (with peel)
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Pineapple Delight
• 1 large peeled pineapple
(top removed)
• 1 orange, peeled and quartered
• 1 papaya (skin, seeds removed)
• Sugar or honey, optional
Young at Heart
• 6 carrots
• 1/2 apple
• 1/2 slice fresh ginger

How to Make Nut Milk

Almond, Pecan, Walnut, and Hazelnut Milk
If you've never tried nut milk before, now you can. Your new Nutrex Press Juicer allows
you to make milk from nuts as a fresh alternative to dairy and store-bought nut milks.
You will love the taste, even your kids will love it. You can make it any time from whatever
nuts you have in your home.
Preparing the nuts
Use fresh raw pecans, walnuts, almonds or hazelnuts as they have retained all the nutrients
since they have not been pasteurized or heated.
Using a ratio of 1 cup of nuts to 2 cups of filtered water, place in a bowl and soak for 4
to 6 hours, or overnight.
Making milk
NOTE: Attempting to make nut milk with nuts that have not been soaked can damage
your Nutrex Press TM . Damage of this type is not covered by the warranty.
1. Replace the water the nuts have been soaking in with fresh filtered water using the
same amount of water you added to soak the nuts.
2. Assemble the juicer with the Juice and Pulp Catchers in position and attach the Juice
Outlet Stopper in the closed position.
3. Turn on the juicer, and then add the nuts and water to the juicer with a spoon or ladle.
Each time the nut milk level reaches the 300 ml level in the Juicing Bowl, open the
Outlet Stopper to drain the milk.
4. Repeat until all of the nuts and water have gone through the juicer.
TIP: You may strain using the Straining Cloth for smoother nut milk. You can also adjust
the amount of water used; less water produces a thicker and more flavorful nut milk.
Flavoring your milk
To spice up your nut milk, after it has been made, try stirring in one, or a combination of
the following flavors to taste:
• Cocoa or cacao powder
• Vanilla extract
• Maple syrup
• Agave nectar
• Honey
• Cane sugar
• Coconut extract
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