Chocolate Nutella Milk


Liquid Nutella.

nutella milk

Who wouldn’t want to drink a thick glass of Nutella?

healthy nutella milk

Drink it, eat it, bathe in it… okay, maybe not the last one. Then again, perhaps a Nutella bath could be fun. I wonder if they sell such a thing as Nutella bubble bath. They should. I’d buy it.

In bulk.

chocolate hazelnut milk

Chocolate Nutella Milk

A Special Diet Recipe

  • 1/2 cup roasted or raw hazelnuts (Other nuts will work too.)
  • 2 tsp cocoa or cacao powder
  • 1/16 tsp salt
  • 1/4 plus 1/8 tsp pure vanilla extract
  • 1 cup water or milk of choice, or more if a thinner drink is desired. This also gets much thicker as it sits in the fridge
  • sweetener–such as stevia, sugar, maple syrup, or even a banana–to taste

Optional: roast hazelnuts 6-8 minutes at 400F. In a bowl, soak the nuts in water for at least 8 hours (or overnight), then drain. I didn’t bother to skin, but you can if desired. Combine all ingredients in a high-powered blender (like a Vita-Mix), and blend thoroughly until super-smooth. If you have cheesecloth, I highly recommend pouring the milk through a sieve lined with cheesecloth. But if you don’t mind a gritty-textured drink, you can skip this step. Before serving, it’s best to fridge until chilled, as it will be hot from blending. This will keep, covered in the fridge, for up to 4 days.

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119 Comments

  1. Megan says:

    I love Blue Diamond unsweetened almond coconut milk. Or the vanilla almond coconut milk. I like it better than Silk. Just preference I guess. I made the almond joy biscuits yesterday…yummy yummy.

  2. Katrina @ Warm Vanilla Sugar says:

    Sweet goodness, yes please!

  3. Liz @ Tip Top Shape says:

    This is such a genius recipe! Love it!!

  4. Caralyn @ glutenfreehappytummy says:

    wow! thank sounds delicious! nutella and i are BFFs haha! thanks for sharing! cute pic!

  5. Annie @ Naturally Sweet Recipes says:

    This is so creative! I am like you- I love almond milk! One reason being that it holds up great in recipes! Rice milk and soy don’t seem to do as well. This looks delicious!

  6. Kat @ a dash of fairydust says:

    Aaaawesome idea! I will try it with almonds very soon,for sure… Thanks for the recipe! 🙂

  7. Alex @ Healthy Life Happy Wife says:

    My fav is almond milk & I just tried the dark chocolate almond milk! It is a little thick for my liking but I put some regular almond milk in and it thinned it out quite nicely! Delicious!! Chocolate milk is such a treat!

    1. tiffany says:

      I do that too! the first almond milk I tried was the chocolate one because I thought I would get used to it easier, but I found the dark chocolate overwhelming. I got the plain and watered it down with that to make the perfect chocolate milk 😀 Its like drinking chocolate covered almonds. I

  8. Sami B says:

    Unsweetened vanilla almond milk. I tried hemp milk and it went bad after a few days in the fridge…..yuck.y.

  9. Kathleen @ KatsHealthCorner says:

    If only I had some hazelnuts. This is such an incredible recipe, Katie. Thanks so much! 🙂

  10. Tanya says:

    Katie, you are so lucky! I used to live in the US, and it is amazing how many kinds of milk there are! Now I do live in Germany… and, well… A few years ago, soy milk was the only thing you could get.
    It’s getting better, we do have oat and rice milk now. Even though soy is still the only one you can get at a regular grocery store.
    And the Almond Milk (a brand actually just introduced almond here) is so expensive in comparison to yours! Also, Silk just tastes better 😉

    1. Janin says:

      I live in Germany too! Where do you go for grocery shopping? I find that plant based milk besides soy milk is horrendously high priced at “Bio supermarkets” (whole food stores would be the equivalent, I assume) that’s why I don’t get the special kinds there. Do you have the opportunity to visit “Real”? With about around 1,90€ for hazelnut, almond (both Alpro Soya) and oat milk (Smelk) I think it’s quite affordable. Compared to about 3,50€(!!!) at the Bio supermaket.