Almond milk
Almond milk was a common ingredient in Christian and Islamic cultures in the Middle Ages. The first mention appeared in a Baghdadi cookery book from the 13th century.
Almond milk is easier to digest than cow's milk. It is seen as a beverage or food ingredient and is known for its therapeutic use.
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