valentine pink milk with heart card

Here’s a fun and easy way to surprise your loved ones on Valentine’s day! Enjoy this simple recipe and let us know how you like it!!

Healthy Pink Non-dairy Milk for Valentine's Day
 
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Serve some pink milk to your sweeties on Valentine's Day! Just blend a couple of strawberries in your non-dairy milk. (I used unsweetened almond milk.) To sweeten it and keep it healthy add a dribble of agave syrup. You'll have a healthy pink and avoid food colorings.
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Serves: 2
Ingredients
  • 2 cups non-dairy milk
  • 4-5 strawberries (or more if you want more flavor)
  • 1-2 tbsp agave (if desired)
Directions
  1. Blend the milk, strawberries and agave in the blender for 20-30 seconds or until well blended.
  2. Serve into two glasses.
  3. Enjoy!

valentine pink milk on cereal

Pour it over your cereal or enjoy it straight from the glass. Or even eadd blended strawberries to your favorite waffle or pancake recipe for another healthy pink breakfast!   On Valentine’s morning, I’ll use a heart template to carve out pink heart-shaped pancakes.

valentine pink milk with heart card

I also experimented with Pomegranate juice as an alternative to strawberries, but the milk was a little too purple instead of pink.  Check out the difference (Pomegranate on left, Strawberries on right)

pink milks for valentine's day

And have a healthy, happy, wonderful Valentine’s Day!

Click here for details and video to make this Jar of Hearts I Love You card.

Enjoy! Julie

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  1. Lisa says:

    So I knew everyone thinks agave is so great, but it is pretty much pure fructose! Not a healthy alternative, use honey instead if you must sweeten. Thanks for the ideas though! Scarlett will be getting strawberry milk and pink pancakes for Valentine’s day breakfast!

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