The Functional Kitchen: Creamy Sesame Seed Milk

This recipe is incredibly simple and gives you a velvety milk that is perfect for your morning porridge or enjoying straight from a glass.


What You Need:
1 cup of whole sesame seeds (unhulled/brown sesame seeds have the highest calcium content, but hulled/white seeds give a milder flavor)
4 cups of pure filtered water
A pinch of sea salt (to activate the enzymes)
Optional: 1–2 pitted dates or a splash of vanilla extract for a touch of sweetness.


The Step-by-Step Method:
The Activation Soak (Critical Step!): Place your sesame seeds in a bowl, cover them with water, and let them soak for 4 to 8 hours (or overnight). This simple step deactivates the phytic acid, unlocking the calcium so your gut can absorb it effortlessly.


The Rinse: Drain and rinse the seeds thoroughly in a fine-mesh strainer.
The Blend: Toss your activated seeds into a high-speed blender with the 4 cups of filtered water, sea salt, and your optional dates. Blend on high for 60 to 90 seconds until completely smooth.


The Straining: Pour the milk through a nut milk bag or fine cloth into a clean glass jar to make it completely silky-smooth.
Store: Keep it in the fridge for up to 3–4 days. Give it a good shake before using!

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