This easy and delicious homemade strawberry milk is made with fresh, frozen, or freeze dried strawberries for the most amazing dairy free strawberry drink!
Sweet, fruity, creamy, dairy free, and filled with strawberries, what is not to love!?
Made homemade with simple ingredients, this recipe comes together quickly for a single or double serving of cool and creamy strawberry milk anytime.
Free from: Wheat, gluten, dairy, casein, eggs, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, coconut, fish, shellfish, crustaceans, mollusks, celery, corn, sesame, mustard, lupin, sulfites, nightshades, tomatoes, and more
In summertime when it is strawberry season this easy recipe is one of the highlights!
Only 4 simple ingredients to make this delicious drink. This is based on a popular drink from my childhood! I remember having glasses of store-bought strawberry milk all the time. However, this homemade strawberry milk is made with your choice of dairy free milk, strawberries, and without artificial flavors or food coloring.
Want more summertime recipes? Try out my fizzy strawberry lemonade or mix up some fresh dairy free strawberry frosting perfect for topping vanilla cupcakes!
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Why You’ll Love this Strawberry Milk
- Quick and easy to make
- Kids love this recipe!
- Free from artificial flavors and colors
- Easy to customize
- Dairy free, Gluten free, Vegan, Nut free
Ingredients
- Strawberries: What’s great about this recipe is that you can use any kind of strawberry. I personally like using freeze dried as they pack the most intense flavor having been dried. Fresh real strawberries or frozen (and thawed) strawberries will also work. It just won’t be as intense of a color or flavor.
- Dairy Free Milk: Use your favorite dairy free milk to make this recipe. In these photos, I used coconut milk and it was almost like a milkshake. It was so thick! Soy milk, oat milk, almond milk, etc also work great.
- Sugar or Maple Syrup: Use either sweetener to make it a touch bit sweet. You can also swap in coconut sugar, agave, or your sweetener of choice. I don’t recommend brown sugar as it can bring too much molasses flavor.
- Vanilla: A tiny splash of vanilla helps to balance out the flavor of strawberry and makes it sweeter and richer.
Allergy Substitutions
Make sure that you use a good, allergy friendly vanilla extract. Many times they have wheat, corn, or sugar based alcohol. You can find one of my favorites over on my shop page!
Variations
While this is a strawberry milk recipe, you can technically do this with any type of freeze dried fruit! Blueberry, raspberry, pineapple, mango, or any kind you like!
To transform this into a strawberry milkshake, add two scoops of your favorite vanilla dairy free ice cream and blend when you add the milk. Top with whipped cream and you have the best milkshake.
If you really love the fresh strawberry flavor, you can add strawberry chunks to the bottom of the glass. Just cut them into smaller pieces so the straw can pick them up.
Instructions
For the full recipe, complete with recipe measurements, please see the recipe card below.
Start by placing ll the ingredients into the blender or food processor. On medium speed, blend until smooth.
Tip! No matter what type of strawberry mixture you are using, you can eliminate any small pieces or seeds by sifting the milk through a strainer. This is a personal preference as some people may not mind the seeds, but I typically do this extra step for a smoother texture.
Pour into a glass with ice cubes and serve immediately. You can garnish with coconut whip cream or more strawberries. Enjoy!
Tip! I recommend using a nice wide straw to drink this with, like these glass straws. They are super easy to clean and are totally allergy friendly.
How to Store
This recipe makes for one serving of strawberry milk, however, if you do have any leftovers, keep it in the fridge in a glass or airtight container for up to 3 days.
I don’t recommend freezing this recipe.
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Recipe
Equipment
- Blender
- measuring cups
- measuring spoons
- Glass
- Straw
- Strainer (optional)
Ingredients
- 1 cup dairy free milk soy, almond, coconut, oat, rice, etc
- ½ cup strawberry fresh, frozen, or freeze dried
- 1 tablespoon sugar can swap maple syrup
- 1 tablespoon vanilla
Instructions
- Blend. In a blender, combine all the ingredients. Mix on medium high for 1 minute or until the strawberries have fully blended into the milk.
- Strain. Optionally, pour the milk through a strainer to catch any seeds.
- Serve. Serve immediately or within 24 hours. Store any leftovers in the fridge. Enjoy!
Notes
- How to Store
- This recipe makes for one serving of strawberry milk, however, if you do have any leftovers, keep it in the fridge in a glass or airtight container for up to 3 days.
- I don’t recommend freezing this recipe.
- Variations
- While this is a strawberry milk recipe, you can technically do this with any type of freeze dried fruit! Blueberry, raspberry, pineapple, mango, or any kind you like!
- To transform this into a strawberry milkshake, add two scoops of your favorite vanilla dairy free ice cream and blend when you add the milk. Top with whipped cream and you have the best milkshake.
- If you really love the fresh strawberry flavor, you can add strawberry chunks to the bottom of the glass. Just cut them into smaller pieces so the straw can pick them up.
Nutrition
The nutritional information on this website is only an estimate and is provided for convenience and as a courtesy only. The accuracy of the nutritional information for any recipe on this site is not guaranteed.
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