6-in-1 Nut Milk Maker - One-Touch Homemade Plant-Based Nut Milk Machine with 20oz Capacity - Easy to Use - Dairy Free Beverages

This arrived a week ago and so far I've only made cashew milk and I'm in love! It's so easy to make the most delicious, creamy and additive free nut milk - I will not drink store bought nut milks again.The milker comes with a cheese cloth to filter out the pulp but at least with cashews, there is none! And that's one of the things I love most about this product. Unlike my Vitamix (which, don't get me wrong, I love my Vitamix), which left a lot of pulp that I then had to filter through a cheesecloth, getting it all over my hands and the counter, this little gem grinds it all! Even after a couple of days, it settles out a little bit nothing that the twirl of a spoon can't fix.It's very convenient to use, makes milk in less than 5 minutes and has a warm, hot and boil function if you want to heat it up. The instructions recommend to soak the nuts for at least 4 hrs before grinding which I would recommend also just so they aren't so hard on the blades but I was impressed with how creamy the milk turned out even when I didn't soak them at all.The only thing I don't love about this product is that the instructions aren't awesome. There are a couple of things that are wrong. For example, the instructions say the dial will read - - when finished but mine reads 0 0.Also, the instruction on page 1 of the recipe book is confusing. It says " take up to 6 measuring cups (roughly 3/4 cup total)" ? I assume they meant to say 6 tbsp but that doesn't add up either.....anyway, minor things.I do love this product and am really enjoying my delicious homemade nutmilk!

so far, I’ve been really happy with this little nut milk maker. I use it at least every other day. I’m pretty simple, so far, I make almond and cashew milk. I use cashew milk in my mushroom coffee and I flavor it with a little cinnamon and vanilla in the machine , and it’s fantastic. I use the setting it recommends. You get 20 ounces of milk per three-quarter cup of raw nuts. It’s real easy, you put the nuts and the water in, splash of vanilla dash of cinnamon. Hit the button and five minutes later you have your nut milk. It blends it nice, but I have started using the strainer bag that it comes with for a cleaner Milk. I haven’t done the math yet, so I don’t know if it’s less expensive to do it myself or just buy it, but the goal is to eat as clean as possible and this little machine helps me get there. It cleans easy, I just rinse it out once I transfer it to my milk bottles, wipe it down and put it away.

Truly a wonderful product. It works perfectly and since you're making your nut, rice, oat, Etc milk, You can add anything you like. Make it sweet or savory doesn't matter. It's certainly beats the store-bought milks and that are either devoid of any flavor or full of sugar. I rarely write reviews but this little kitchen gadget is truly exceptional. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to discover some new stuff and also save money on grocery bills.

The milk maker itself looks great and has a nice stainless steel cup It could be a good buy, BUT:- the wall plug is for the chinese system. I can not plug it in.- the language on the buttons for the different milk settings is in chinese. Who can read chinese here?- the manual is very minimalistic and does not explain much.This product needs to be adapted to the american market before it can be sold here.

Where do I start? It’s so easy to use! I make almond milk or cashew milk every other day to use in our veggie fruit protein smoothies. No chemicals like buying store bought. No more chemical coffee creamers! I bought a big bag of organic almonds, so wow!!! I’m saving money not buying store bought almond milk! Just rinse it out, and it’s clean.

I do think this is a useful appliance if you want to make your own nut milks at home. Overall it has worked great; we have used it many times over the last 6 months. The heated feature is nice both for nut milk or something like hot chocolate.Only a couple things that come to mind, that I would like to see changed/fixed as improvements in a future version, or someone looking to buy one of these should look for in a different brand/model.First, the lid is just pushes on and uses rubber flanges on the edges to hold it down in. It also has a small magnet based trigger to tell the unit the lid is on. This way if the lid comes off the unit stops. However as the unit is running, because of the vibration, the lid can work its way off. Yeah the unit stops, but I'd prefer it pushed in and then screwed even an 1/8th or a quarter turn to hold it on. My second point on this. As the vibrations work the lid up and out the lid gets noisy as it vibrates against the top of the unit. I basically resolved these issues by duct taping the lid down when using it.Second, and this isn't really an issue with the unit per-se, but it is an issue I encountered. It comes with a mesh bag to pour the final blended contents into to separate out the liquid from pulp. This does work, however, it is really hard to squeeze this bag to get all the liquid out. I is really tiring on my hands. Anybody without good hand strength would not be able to do this, for instance a grandparent or child. I have considered getting something like a cheese press to separate and squeeze the liquid out, but they are expensive. I don't know how they could improve this process with this item, without providing additional hardware or somehow adding a press feature to the blender itself. Its just something to consider.

This was a gift because the first one I bought was so great. The gift is used daily as is mine. I love this lil machine

At the beginning it was good. Easy to use and clean. but after using for a couple of times, it got sticky at the bottom and very hard to remove the stain. btw, the flavor of soymilk is so so.