CocoCash™ Cacao Milk

Only a few ingredients are needed to make this delicious spin on our classic CocoCash™ Milk . With the addition of cacao seeds straight from the pod, this is sure to be another favorite, whether you add it to cereal, your coffee, or drink it straight.
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Instructions

Place all ingredients in the filter basket. Attach the filter basket to the top of the Almond Cow and twist in the direction of the close arrow to secure. Fill the Almond Cow base to the MIN line (5 cups) with water, attach the top. Plug in the Almond Cow and press the cow start button.It will run through 3 automatic stages. When the light stops flashing, your milk is ready! Cheers!

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    1. Yes, you can! Cacao seeds and cocoa powder do have slightly different flavor profiles but both deliciously chocolately. We recommend to start with 3-4 tbs of cocoa powder and of course, add or subtract to taste. Cheers!

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Ingredients

½ cup coconut shreds ½ cup cashew pieces 20 raw cacao seeds straight from the cacao pod (depending on the ripeness of the cacao, you may not need to use as many) pinch of salt

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