These are the plant-based drinks our community makes again and again. Start here to find a new favorite you’ll want to sip every day.

Mocktails & Homemade Sodas

Festive, fizzy drinks with all the fun and none of the alcohol. Mix up a pitcher for your next party, a holiday gathering, or a Friday night at home.

Cozy Warm Drinks

Warm, comforting mugs for chilly nights and slow mornings. Curl up with one by the fire or make a big batch when friends come over.

Dairy-Free Coffee & Latte Recipes

Coffee shop flavor without the coffee shop price or the dairy. These lattes and coffee drinks are made with plant-based milk and simple ingredients from any grocery store.

Homemade Tea Recipes

Simple homemade teas you can brew with fresh ingredients already in your kitchen. Make a warm mug to start your morning or a soothing cup to wind down at night.

Fresh Juice Recipes

Bright, fresh juices you can make with a juicer or a blender. If you’re new to juicing, start with sweeter fruit-forward blends, then work your way up to the greens.

Homemade Plant-Based Milk

Once you make plant-based milk at home, it’s hard to go back to the carton. All you need is a blender and a few minutes for creamy dairy-free milk to use in coffee, cereal, and smoothies.

Plant-Based Smoothie Recipes

Smoothies are where it all started for us, and they’re still the easiest way to get more fruits and veggies into your day. Blend one for breakfast, an afternoon snack, or after a workout.

Refreshing Hydration Drinks

Easy ways to drink more water when plain water feels boring. These naturally flavored drinks are perfect after a workout, on hot days, or anytime you need a refreshing sip.

Common Questions

What can I drink instead of soda?

Try sparkling water with a splash of fresh fruit juice, a homemade lemonade, or a fizzy mocktail sweetened with a little maple syrup. You still get the bubbles and big flavor, without the artificial colors and syrups in store-bought soda.

How do I make plant-based milk at home?

Blend 1 cup of soaked nuts, seeds, or rolled oats with about 4 cups of water until smooth, then strain it through a nut milk bag. Add a date, a splash of vanilla, or a pinch of salt for flavor. Store it in a sealed jar in the fridge for up to 4 days.

Are these drinks dairy-free?

Yes. Every drink here is made without dairy, using plant-based milks like almond, oat, or coconut instead. A few recipes call for honey, so swap in maple syrup if you’re fully vegan.

Can I make these drinks ahead of time?

Most of them, yes. Plant-based milks, mocktail bases, and iced lattes keep in a sealed jar in the fridge for 2 to 3 days. Fresh juice tastes best the day you make it, and warm drinks can be made in a big batch and reheated on the stove.

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