NUTTEA Toronto: Vegan Cafe Serving Delicious Nut Mylk
Craving something creamy, delicious, and totally dairy-free? NUTTEA Toronto is here to level up your beverage game. What makes NUTTEA so special? Their Nut Mylk is whipped up fresh daily with real nuts and all-natural ingredients—no dairy, no nonsense. It’s rich, creamy, and a total game-changer for anyone looking to sip on something that’s not only delicious but also good for the planet.
What We Got
We got to try some of their delicious nut-based drinks and it was not what we had expected. The different tea bases paired perfectly well with the creamy nut cream which had a balanced sweetness. Our favourite was definitely the earl grey with chocolate nut cream. Their Nutty Waffle served with nut cream and tapioca pearls is also a must try. It was the perfect treat to go with our drinks.
- Earl Grey with Chocolate Nut Cream
- Four Seasons Tea with Nut Cream
- Matcha with Nut Cream
- Nutty Waffle
Drink Menu
Each drink is expertly crafted using 5 different nuts: cashew, macadamia, hazelnut, almond and walnut. This offers a nutrient-rich and dairy-free alternative to conventional dairy products. Sugar and ice levels are also completely customizable ensuring you get the perfect drink.
Sustainable and Delicious
Originating from Taiwan in 2017, NUTTEA has perfected the art of plant-based goodness with their signature Nut Mylk—a velvety blend made from five premium nuts that are baked, cold-pressed, and packed with flavor. Whether you’re pouring it into your tea, or coffee, or pairing it with fresh fruit, this nutty delight is a dream come true for the health-conscious and flavor-obsessed.
Bonus points: NUTTEA is all about promoting a sustainable lifestyle through nut-based diets. So, when you indulge in their Nut Mylk, you’re not just treating yourself—you’re doing a little good for the world too.
- Location: 637 Bloor St W, Toronto
- Social Media: @nuttea_toronto
- Website: nutteatoronto.ca
Swing by NUTTEA Toronto and dive into this creamy, dreamy, nut-based magic. Why settle for the ordinary when you can have the extraordinary?
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