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Amaranth Milk

Cereal Milk Program

Use the Grinding Cylinder
25 minutes
40 oz / 5 cups

Unlock the ancient wisdom of nutrition with homemade amaranth milk, a unique and nutritious alternative to traditional plant-based beverages. This golden-hued drink harnesses the power of amaranth, a grain revered by ancient civilizations for its exceptional nutritional profile.

Ingredients

  • 1 MioMat cup of amaranth
  • cold water
Optional
  • 1/2 vanilla pod or 1 tsp of vanilla extract
  • 1 tablespoon of coconut sugar

Instructions

  1. Add 1 MioMat cup of amaranth into the MioMat.
  2. Pour cold water between the lines MIN (1100ml) and MAX (1300ml) indicated inside the MioMat.
  3. If you want, you can add 1/2 vanilla pod or 1 tsp of vanilla extract and/or 1 tablespoon of coconut sugar.
  4. Attach the grinding cylinder to the top of the MioMat by turning it in the LOCK direction indicated on the grinding cylinder. If you skip this step, MioMat will spill out water.
  5. Close the MioMat. Don’t worry if there is a little gap between the top and the bottom, it’s there to let the steam come out when cooking.
  6. Plug in the MioMat.
  7. Choose the Cereal Milk program by pressing the select button.
  8. Press the start button.
  9. After 25 minutes, MioMat will start beeping. This means your milk is done.
  10. Unplug the MioMat and open it.
  11. Strain the milk with the included strainer.
  12. Enjoy your freshly made amaranth milk.

2 comments

Research Article
Academia Nutrition and Dietetics
Published: 28 May 2026
https://doi.org/10.20935/AcadNutr8316
Amaranth beverage digestion generates bioactive
peptides with preliminary antiproliferative activity
Mariana Dalponte1,2 Alejandra Viviana Quiroga2,4,*
, Ángela María Candreva2,3 , Agustina Estefa

Matthew Y Wood •

Research Article
Academia Nutrition and Dietetics
Published: 28 May 2026
https://doi.org/10.20935/AcadNutr8316
Amaranth beverage digestion generates bioactive
peptides with preliminary antiproliferative activity
Mariana Dalponte1,2 Alejandra Viviana Quiroga2,4,*
, Ángela María Candreva2,3 , Agustina Estefa

Matthew Y Wood •

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