Nutrition
Homemade Plant Milk Nutrition Limits
Homemade plant milk skips standard fortification—fine for taste control, weak for calcium, B12, and consistent protein unless you add them.
Homemade plant milk nutrition limits mean you get blended nuts or oats and water—often richer flavor but no standardized calcium, vitamin D, or B12 unless you add fortification drops yourself. Protein per cup stays low unless you blend high-protein bases and strain carefully.
Shelf life is short; spoilage risk rises without pasteurization. Great for ingredient control, weak as a silent micronutrient strategy.
Store-bought fortified cartons still win for bone and B12 planning.
Common questions
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Should athletes drink homemade plant milk daily?
Only with a plan for protein and fortified micronutrients elsewhere. Homemade batches rarely match labeled store milks for calcium and B12 per cup.
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