@HoldenCox said in The Most Peaty Drink Known to Man:

@Faustus can you update us on whether or not adding Methylene Blue was a good idea

I recently moved and barely found my methylene blue yesterday tucked away in a box. I'll report back soon.

@LinDaiyu said in The Most Peaty Drink Known to Man:

I screenshotted this thread and made it my phone wall paper. If anyone ever steals my phone they will be blessed more than they know.

That is very based of you Lin. Have you given the recipe a try yet?

@thewhitetibetan Thanks for sharing, I agree I think 3 eggs is too much, as of recently I started doing just 2 egg yolks and it is coming out even better than when I was using whole eggs. I suggest adding some vanilla and a few ounces of orange juice concentrate to add more depth of flavor, just don't be excessive with the concentrate or it will come out very acidic. But I am very glad to hear you enjoyed every sip of this heavenly drink. I will not be satisfied until everyone on this forum is drinking an Orange Julius to start their day.

@aristotle said in The Most Peaty Drink Known to Man:

I do a slightly less refined version for breakfast every morning with just milk, OJ, honey, 2 egg yolks, and about 3mg of methylene blue. Nectar of the Gods.

Great idea on the inclusion of methylene blue, I'll have to give this a try tomorrow morning.

@pilky said in The Most Peaty Drink Known to Man:

@pilky It's a genuine opinion. Wouldn't all the OJ curdle the milk?

It does not.

@pilky you are supposed to clean up threads not shit them up jannie

@dt Yes of course it will. If I'm not using raw milk I'm using pasteurized goat milk. The more fat the better it will taste but it will still be plenty good with low fat.

@Norwegian-Mugabe Do you not have access to oranges in Norway?

@donovan Please come back and let me know what you think!

@potato You are not alone tater, when I drink it I feel my cells being revitalized. Hands down one of the most nutritious things I can whip up in the kitchen.

@LinDaiyu Please report back after you give it a try! I said 2-3 ounces in the recipe but I think 2.5 is the sweet spot, just the right amount of bitterness to counteract the richness and sweetness.

I have perfected the Orange Julius, and for the past few months I've drank one almost everyday. One of the greatest tasting things I've ever made at home, and one of the most nutritious. It is so extremely easy to make, if you have a high quality blender the consistency should come out incredibly smooth.

Recipe:
1/2 cup raw milk
Splash of heavy cream
1-2 raw eggs
1 peeled orange (or juice it idc I'm lazy)
2-3 ounces frozen orange juice concentrate
2 tbsp or 40 grams of maple syrup (or honey)
2 tsp of vanilla
120 grams of ice
Pinch of salt

Blend on high for a minute or two and you have made the greatest drink to start your day.

Adjust any of the ratios to your liking. I noticed if I add 2 eggs the consistency is better if I add 20-40 more grams of ice to compensate.

@PushkinP I'm not a big hot dog enjoyer but I know the Trader Joes Organic Beef Hot Dogs are non-zogged.

@aanon I've been making ice cream as well the past 6 months and it wasn't until then that I learned almost all heavy creams are using some sort of gumming agent. There is not a single heavy cream at a regular grocery store that doesn't have it. You need to go to a healthier store like Whole Foods or Sprouts to even have a chance at finding heavy cream without any gums.

I've been using the Straus brand that comes in a glass bottle with amazing results.