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We are so excited about a new book coming up with
The Geeky Chef. Here’s a sneak peek sure to bring out your inner nerd on Star Wars Day.Â
Otherwise known as âBlue Milkâ or âTatooine Milk,â Luke Skywalker and his Aunt and Uncle are seen drinking this mysterious beverage at breakfast right before Lukeâs adventures begin in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The drink has appeared in numerous Star Wars games, books and movies since. Now, I know this recipe sounds a bit weird, but, I mean, have you seen a Bantha? They look like a cross between a mammoth, a ram and a garbage truck. I see a lot of Star Wars fans trying to get their Luke Skywalker on just adding blue food dye to their milk. Thatâs great, but I wanted to take it one step further and make this beverage taste like it could actually be milk from a bizarre creature living in a galaxy far, far away. So, the goat milk gives it a sort of unusual not-the-cow-milk-we-all-know-and-love quality. The avocado adds some additional protein and thickness. The other ingredients make it palatable. More than palatable, I think it tastes quite nice. Of course, other milks can be substituted if youâre vegan/allergic/grossed out by goats.
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Star Wars: Bantha Milk RecipeÂ
1 ServingÂ
IngredientsÂ
1 Cup Goat Milk (other milks can be substituted)Â
2 tbs Avocado
2 tbs Blueberry SyrupÂ
1 scoop Vanilla Ice CreamÂ
4-5 drops Blue Food DyeÂ
SuppliesÂ
BlenderÂ
CupÂ
DirectionsÂ
1) Use the Force to blend all ingredients together.Â
2) Poor into cup of choice.Â
3) Enjoy!