Honestly it would be faster to list what hemp doesn’t do, because in the plant world hemp is king. Hemp is one of the oldest domesticated crops in existence, and its fibrous structure has been used around the world for everything from rope to paper. But it’s what inside that interests us – the hemp seeds.
On top of being naturally delicious, hemp seeds are widely considered to be one of the most nutritionally complete food sources in the world. Its laundry list of essential vitamins and minerals include a perfect balance of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids, a bucketload of protein, dietary fibre, vitamin E, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium, calcium, iron and zinc.
Hemp seeds have a nutty and creamy flavour and are a nutritious, and delicious addition to any meal. You can sprinkle them onto porridge, cereal, yoghurt, avocado toast. Or add to your favourite smoothie, salad, roasted veggies or baked goods.
Hemp Benefits
100% Australian
Australian owned and Australian sourced ingredients.
Plant Protein
Great source of protein, and contains all 9 essential amino acids.
Vegan
100% plant-based because we know it's better.
Gluten free
No gluten, diary, nuts or soy.
Sustainable
Look after yourself and the planet at the same time.
5 Stars
The best health rating you could ask for.
Crafted for coffee
h.alt Barista Hemp Milk
This is hemp as you’ve never tasted it before and the centrepiece of a rapidly growing global movement in the search for better.
As an alternative to dairy, Hemp is the new secret weapon for those wanting a better world, a better coffee and a better life.
Why hemp is our alt mik hero:
The hemp plant is a bit of a miracle. As one of the first ever domesticated plants, hemp is versatile and efficient.
It helps us breathe: A Hemp plant absorbs 4 x more Co2 than your average tree, making it one of the fastest natural CO2 converters in nature! More Hemp = cleaner planet.
A friend to Water: Hemp requires a fraction of the water used to produce dairy, almond and other plant-based milks. It can also grow much closer together, meaning it takes up less room than other crops, and requires less resources to grow.
Zero Waste: No part of the hemp plant goes to waste. The seeds can be hulled and eaten raw or turned into hemp seed oil, while the leaves, flowers and stalks of the plant can be made into CBD oil. We’ve also been using hemp fibres for centuries in rope, fabrics and industrial materials – it’s the plant that can do it all.
Hero roots: The roots of the hemp plant help our planet in more ways than one. The roots are extensive and help hold the soil together, preventing soil erosion, while removing contaminants from the soil it sits in to purify it for the surrounding flora and fauna.
Amazing taste, great quality and a must try!
Quite sweet and a but of a grainy aftertaste, but it heated up well. Most of our cafe staff liked it. We'll see if we can sell some cartons from our display. Always good to try something new -
I was behind your van at the lights at Seaforth while visiting my mum in Sydney.
Ohhh wow! Surprised at how well it complements coffee
Beautiful milk ! So creamy and tastes great.
Honestly the best alt milk I've had, and I've tried them all. A lot of them don't mix with coffee and tea properly, but this one does so just right. Also super creamy and a nice light flavor. My go-to now. They've even stocked the fridge with it at my work!!
The hemp seeds match the quality of the milk - love it!
Absolutely love using hemp seeds. I add them to granola, smoothies, salads & roasted veggies. You can add them to pretty much anything for a protein boost. They are mild in taste and quite creamy. My partner even sprinkles hemp seeds on his meals too now.
I love using hemp seeds as a protein boost in smoothies, mixed through granola, sprinkled on my morning oats, on avocado toast or blended with cashews and nutritional yeast to make a plant-based parmesan alternative. Love that these hemp seeds are from Aussie hemp too.
