If you have ever taken a high glass of icy Horchata on a hot day, you know why people love it. This creamy cinnamon quality tastes in a cup of dessert. But here is the kicker: the normal Horchata is loaded with rice, sugar and carbohydrates. Not exactly what you want when you try to run your body on ketones.
But give up Horchata? Not happened.
So let us repair it.
This is not just a diluted keto drink that pretends to be Horchata. It is a remix in full escape. The whole creamy texture, the entire cinnamon heat, without the blood sugar roller coaster ride. The recipe is simple, fast and actually tastes like the recipe because it Is real. Only keto style.
The background story (because every recipe has one)
I used to grew up Horchata all the time, especially when we go to Tacos. Large plastic cups that are filled to the edge, condensation that flow on the sides full of cinnamon sugar magic. But when I started cutting sugar and sticking to arms of the carbohydrates, Horchata became one of those who “Whh?” Groceries.
Until I played around with a few ingredients and found something out that hit precisely. No rice. No sugar. No strange aftertaste. Only Horchata mood, without the carbohydrate being regret.
What you need
You have to do the following. Nothing special. You can find all of this in most regular grocery stores.
Ingredients:
- Unsweetened almond milk – 2 cups
Use the simple way. No vanilla, no added sugar. Almond milk gives him this bright nutty base without carbohydrates. - Whipped cream – ¼ cup
This gives him a thick, creamy feeling that you get from real Horchata. You could also use coconut cream if you are milk -free. - Chia -seeds – 2 tablespoons
Surprise ingredient. They help to imitate the light rice thickness and add some fiber. So it’s not just delicious, it fills. - Cinnamon – 1 teaspoon
Don’t skip that. Horchata without cinnamon is like a taco without salsa. Just wrong. - Vanilla extract – ½ teaspoon
There is a little warmth and compensates for the cinnamon. - Erythritol or monk fruit sweetener – 2 tablespoons (adjust to the taste)
You can also use stevia if this is your thing, only be careful – some brands taste like chemicals. - Slow sea salt
Bring the flavors together. - Ice
This is a cold drink. Before serving it with ice cream.
Optional add-ins
If you are happy to experiment, you can get a little wild here:
- Muscat nut – for a deeper spice kick
- A splash of espresso – for a Horchata Cold Brew Hybrid
- Protein powder transforms
- Rum -extract – if you want it to feel like a beach drink without alcohol
Let us do it
This takes less than 10 minutes unless they cool it later (which makes it even better).
Step 1: Confuse the chia seeds
Add the chia seeds to half a cup of almond milk. Stir well and let it sit for 5-10 minutes. You will start forming a gel -like texture. This helps to imitate the feeling of mixed rice.
Step 2: Mix everything
In a mixer, add the rest of the almond milk, the cream, sweetener, cinnamon, vanilla extract, sea salt and its soaked chia mixture. Muse up for about 30 seconds until it is smooth.
If you like it particularly smoothly, you can absorb it through a fine mesh sieve or a cheese cloth – but frankly, I never do it.
Step 3: Cold serve
Pour it over a high glass of ice. Stir it a little. Take a sip. That’s it.
Why this recipe works
Now you may wonder why Chia -seeds? Why not just use almond milk and cream and name a day?
Here is the thing. Real Horchata has Body. It’s not just aqueous milk with cinnamon. The rice gives him this weak grain, this thickness that takes over her mouth a little. Chia -seeds contribute to bringing it back without dealing with their carbohydrates. They are also good for Sie-Fiber, Omega-3S, all this jazz.
Almond milk keeps it easy, heavy cream brings wealth to wealth, and the sweetener gives you just enough sugar without peaking anything.
It is the best of both worlds. Win your taste buds. So also your blood sugar.
Nutritional information (per portion – makes 2)
Approximately because brands vary:
- Calories: 160
- Fat: 15g
- Carbohydrates: 4G (2G network)
- protein: 2G
- Sugar: 0G
Do you compare that to regular Horchata? The stuff can hit 30–40 g of sugar per glass. No thanks.
How to save it
If you have leftovers or want to batch it (intelligent), throw it into a masong glass or an airtight bottle. It will remain good in the fridge for up to 3 days.
Shake it before serving – some will settle. This is normal.
Tips to do your Horchata Remix right right
- Too thick? Add more almond milk
- Too thin? Add more cream or a few extra -soaked chia seeds
- Not sweet enough? Try and set. Some like it sweeter, some don’t.
- Cinnamon lumps? First mix it with a small piece of warm water and then add it
- No mixer? Use a glass and shake the hell out of it. Not the same, but it will do in a pinch
When to drink the
- After training
- In the afternoon when you long for something sweet
- With spicy food (it cools the heat perfectly)
- As a dessert exchange
- At the brunch instead of a sugar -containing latte
- Whenever your sweet tooth tries to sabotage your carbohydrate counting
Real talk – does it taste like the real thing?
Honest? Yes, pretty close. Not Exactly Like rice Horchata, but it hits the right notes. The cinnamon, the creaminess, the cold refreshment, everything is there. You don’t get this severe rice taste, but most of it comes from cinnamon and sugar anyway.
People who have made for myself don’t even ask if it is “keto”, they only say: “Can I have a glass?”
You can make it your own
That is the beauty of this recipe. Once you have the base down, you can re -remix it as you want. Make it vegan. Add protein. Use coconut milk. Tempting a pinch of cardamom. Make a big batch and keep it in the fridge all week.
They are not stuck according to a rule book. You only drink Horchata again, your way.
Diploma
You don’t have to give up the taste just because you have thrown sugar and carbohydrates. You only need better recipes. This Horchata Keto Remix brings the taste, fills the desire and keeps your macros in chess.
It is simple, fast and something that you actually want to continue. Not a one -off kitchen experiment. This remains in the rotation.
Do you want something cold, creams and something sweet without destroying your diet?
You just found it.
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Horchata Keto Remix Drink
A creamy Lorchata recipe with cinnamon-seasoned Horchata, which is a 100% keto diet. No rice, no sugar, just brave taste and simple ingredients. Perfect for hot days, sweetie or a cool drink with your meal.
- Preparation time: 10 minutes
- Cooking time: 0 minutes
- Total time: 10 minutes
- Yield: 2 Portions 1X
- Category: Drink
- Procedure: Mix
- Kitchen: Mexican inspired, keto, carbohydrate
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2 cups unsweetened almond milk
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¼ cup Heavy cream (or coconut cream)
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2 tablespoons Chia -seeds
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1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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½ teaspoon Vanilla extract
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2 tablespoons Erythritol or monk fruit sweetener (adaptation to the taste)
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Slow sea salt
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Ice ice cream
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Mix chia seeds with half a cup of almond milk in a small bowl. Let it sit for 5-10 minutes to thicken.
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Add the soaked chia mixture, the remaining almond milk, the cream, the cinnamon, the vanilla, the sweetener and the salt into a mixer.
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Mix smooth for 30 seconds.
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Pour ice over a glass. Stir and enjoy cold.
Notes
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Adjust the sweetness of your taste.
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Mix longer if you want it particularly smoothly.
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Can be kept in the fridge for 2 to 3 days. Shake before serving.
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Use coconut cream and milk for milk -free option.
Nutrition
- Serving size: 1 serving
- Calories: 160 sugar: 0 g sodium: 80 mg fat: 15 g saturated fat: 9 gunsaturated