( almost ) NO Almonds in Almond Milk - 25 grams typically.

Reading labels is important. Not sure of what part of the world your in but it's important to READ LABELS and INGREDIENTS lists..... Look at the images that have the INGREDIENTS LISTS: https://www.woolworths.com.au/....shop/productdetails/ ///// https://www.woolworths.com.au/....shop/productdetails/ - Almond - 2.4 - 3.6% Assuming straight water - no oils and emulsifiers etc... makes it easy for accurate off the cuff calculations = water = 1 liter = 1000cc = 1000 grams so 1000 x 0.024 = 24 grams. The AVERAGE weight of almonds is 1.2 grams each... https://www.ibie2019.com/how-m....uch-does-an-almond-w So this is how you calculate these things. These small accurate scales are valuable for measuring small amounts very accurately - dust cover + I put a paper strip as an insulator between the battery and the terminal when storing them - stops slow discharge, and if I am using them a lot, I use GOOD QUALITY Enerloop batteries that keep like 90% of their charge for like 5 years.... https://www.alibaba.com/produc....t-detail/Changxie-Fa

I'm in South Africa. Got some ennerloop batteries on your recommendation some time ago, despite being very expensive they are great value for the money. I've always wondered about the Almond milk thing. We don't have hectic chemicals in it but it still a long list of stuff that has nothing to do with almonds. Personally I'm sticking to cows as fresh milk is readily available around here.

Did some googling now, the most almond that I can find in Almond milk is 3.5% over here. Thats like going to to buy gasoline and getting 96.5% water. Now its going to be even harder to take the hipsters insisting on almond milk seriously. Got a few of those around me.