Wednesday, 18 May 2022

Badam Shake for pregnant and beastfeeding Moms

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When I become second time Pregnant one of my friend advised me to have Badam Milk Shake – Bacche fair honge ( jokes apart) but I never had it. I don’t like to drink milk, but as a breastfeeding mom I have to drink milk regularly.  Milk is the important diet of lactating mothers. All babies nutrition’s requirement is fulfilled by mother’s milk. Mother need to take a balanced diet and drink milk regularly. I don’t like to drink plain milk so I always try to make it delicious by adding nuts, custard powder and in different kinds of milkshake form. Have you been this through mummas?

 What is BadamMilk Shake?          

Badam Milk Shake is a milk blended with almond paste. Almond milk is different and almond milkshake is different. Here we use a milk as a base and add almond paste in it. It is delicious plus nutritious

Which milk we can use for making Badam Milk Shake?

I used amul’s cow milk. You can use any cow, buffalo, Amul, Gokul, Motherdairy milk. I don’t know how it will go with coconut milk, soyabeen milk etc. I never had these kinds of milk. So Please use regular milk which we are drinking since our childhood.

Can lactating mother eat almonds?

Yes, my gynecologist advised me to have fistful nuts every day. Even pregnant ladies can also have this badam milk shake subject to condition it should be made at home. Frankly speaking I can’t eat soaked or dry nuts daily. I always forget to have it in my diet. My mom, friends advised me how to have nuts in your diet. So I am trying each one’s nuska 😀 and experimenting with milk. My ultimate goal is to have a milk in my diet. 😎

Can we make this Badam Milk Shake at home?

Yes, now everything is available on Youtube. This is my versions of milk shake which is like by everyone in my family. I am having it regularly.

BADAM MILK SHAKE

 

Prep Time : 10 minutes

Course : Beverage

Yield : 4 person

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Ingredient :

Badam/ Almond : 1 cup

Milk : 500 ml

Sugar : 3 Tbsp or As per your taste (optional)

Shatavari : 4 Tsp.

Saffron strands : few (optional)

Eliachi powder : Small Pinch

Vanila Ice cream : Scoop (optional)

 

Direction :

 

Heat a pan and add milk. Add sugar as per your taste. If you are adding Shatavari powder then skip sugar.  Let it boil.

 

Soak Badam overnight or 5 to 6 hour. Peel the cover and grind it to make a fine paste with little bit of water.

 

Soak saffron strands in ¼ cup of milk.

 

Add this badam mixture to boiled milk and mix it very well. Give it stir and let it boil for 1 minute.

 

Now add saffron mix milk and eliachi powder and mix well. Let it sim for few minutes and then put off the gas.

 

Now add shatavari and mix it well. Make it cool at room temperature.

 

Then pour it in your glass and keep this glass in a fridge for at least 2 hour. Your Badam Milk shake is ready.

                                     

Cremy, thick milkshake taste awesome when you add a spoon of ice cream on top of it.

 

Variation :  You can make it with variations.


1.      Custard powder :

Add 2 tbsp custard powder in ¼ cup of milk. Make a lumps   free slurry. Once your milk is at boiling point add this mixture slowly and stir it continuously till milk becomes thick. Put off the flame.

 

2.       Add ice cream:

Once your milk is ready you can garnish it with a scoop of ice-cream. 

Or

You can take this room temperature badam milk in a blending jar, add  vanilla flavor ice cream and blend it till smooth and fluffy. Lastly garnish with a scoop of ice –cream on top of it.

 

 

Who can drink this BadamMilkshake?

Off course this nutritious milk shake is beneficial to everyone including kids to an adult. It is highly nutritious to breastfeeding mommy and pregnant ladies. Only if anyone have almond allergy then do not have it. 

What are the benefits of this Badam Milk Shake?

# Badam / Almonds are rich in vitamin E and it is one of the important antioxidant.

# Vitamin E can lower the risk of serious health conditions like stroke, heart disease and even a cancer.

# Almond is a good source of magnesium. Magnesium is important for controlling blood sugar levels.

(Link : www.webmd.com)

Do you like milkshakes Moms? Have you enjoyed milkshakes with your kids ?


Disclaimer : I am not a professional or nutritionist. I am just a mom of three girl kids. I am sharing my experience. 

 

Everyone know this Badam Shake because it is readily available at roadside specially in India. Share your versions of milkshake recipes with me if you ever made it.

If you find this article useful please do share it with pregnant ladies and lactating moms.


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37 comments:

  1. Badam Shake is one of my favorite drinks, but I was not aware it was good for pregnant and breastfeeding women. Thanks for the recipe though.

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  2. It was nice reading tru ur journey of badam milk with pregnancy, definitely badam has alot of benefits and ur recipe sounds super amazing definitely im gonna wanna try it with ice cream 😂

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  3. Thank you Flavia and Mandipa for reading. Do try it you will love it.

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  4. I love Badam shake and it's a staple in our home. Use the same recipe as yours. Thanks for the variations though.

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  5. A very informative and useful Post I must say. Thanks for sharing this.

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  6. Wow such a yummy recipe. Im definitely trying this sooner

    Sindhu

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  7. When my children were born, I was put on a diet of gond ladoos, nuts, etc. Like you, I am not much fond of mind. We avoid nuts at home or I would have surely tried your recipe.

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    1. Madhu, I do have laddu too. But milk consumption is important so have to.

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  8. Glad that you brought up Shivratri. Ever since I read the title, I was thinking about 'Shardai'. Happy to explore other benefits of the same.

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    1. Its not Shivratri, it is Shatavari. Hope you are talking about the same. Because I don't get it what do you want to say🤔

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  9. I loved the recipe! Looks really yummy. Not just for breastfeeding mother's otherwise also this badam milkshake looks amazing. Will try it out this evening.

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    1. Yes Shail, this milkshake for everyone. Only breastfeeding or pregnant mom should add shatavari instead of sugar. Otherwise this is healthy for all. Do try and let me know.

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  10. It’sa tradition in our house to make badam milk during Diwali. This is the first I have heard it is good for pregnant women. It makes sense to give it to them because of the nutritious value of this drink. It’s great that you have highlighted this when writing this recipe.

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    1. I also earlier don't know. When I confirm with my gynac then only I drank it. Otherwise milk😐😐. Thank you for reading.

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  11. I have heard great things about almond milkshake and not just for lactating mothers. Unfortunately, I am extremely allergic to almonds. I am sure your posts would be helpful for all the new mothers out there.

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  12. This is very useful. My sister in law just gave birth so this is a great recipe for me to share with her

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  13. This is one of my favorite shakes of all time. I make it quite often and have it when it is super chilled.

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    1. Yes, Kavita, it taste yummm when it chilled.

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  15. Aha.... this is a wonreful reciepe, my childhood memories, I love to drink badaam milk shake, It's full of goodness and yummy too.

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  16. I like milkshakes but I never tried Badam shake. I will try your method. It's super healthy.

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  17. Sure, you will love it. Prepare with custard powder.

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  18. I am going to try this .this is my favourite

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  19. Badam milk is indeed a healthy drink for all of us. Specially, I feel children should have them more to nourish their health and wellness. Liked your writing style and how you described the recipe step by step.

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  20. It is an energy. My Sister too had Badam Milkshake throughout her pregnancy.

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  21. Thank you Nee lam for reading.

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  22. This seems tasty 😋. I would recommend to my friend surely

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  23. Wow, this shake did make me shake my taste buds. Thanks for such a delicious drink.

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  24. welcome back to blogging Neeta n congratulations on your motherhood journey for the 2nd time. Phew! Twins... must have been difficult. Thank you for sharing the recipe. Although I like badam milk I drink it very rarely since I believe milk is not healthy for humans. I have it just for my taste buds😃

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  25. Thank you Kaveri. Yes it is very difficult to handle twins.

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  26. Congratulations on your twins! I avoid milk due to an allergy and never had it as a pregnant or breastfeeding mother. Never had any issues thankfully!
    Noor Anand Chawla

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