almond milk
/ˌɑː(l)mənd ˈmɪlk/ /ˌalmənd ˈmɪlk/ /ˈˌɒlmənd ˈmɪlk/noun
A milky liquid prepared from ground almonds, used as a drink and in cooking, and also applied to the skin, etc., as an emollient.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Diuersa Servicia. From almond + milk, after Anglo-Norman leit d'alemandes or Middle French lait d'amandes.