nutmilk

noun
UK /ˈnʌt.mɪlk/
US /ˈnʌt.mɪlk/

A drink made from nuts and water that looks like milk.

She poured nutmilk into her cereal for breakfast.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A milky liquid made by grinding nuts with water, used in cooking and baking.

The recipe calls for nutmilk instead of cow's milk.

3. Any non-dairy milk substitute produced from nuts, often fortified with vitamins.

He drinks nutmilk because he is lactose intolerant.

4. A creamy beverage made from blended nuts, sometimes sweetened or flavored.

The café sells vanilla nutmilk as a dairy-free option.