8 in 1 Nut Milk Maker Blender, 32oz Homemade Soy, Almond, Oat, Coconut, Plant Based and Non Dairy Beverages, Automatic Soybean Machine With Delay Start/Keep Warm/Boil Water, Cream

This thing for juicing is the most incredible machine I’ve ever used. It takes 30 seconds to clean up if that and makes delicious juice that has the fiber inside without feeling like a smoothie if I could give this a 10 rating I would.

This is easy to use, easy to clean, and makes great nut milk without soaking nuts and in a short period of time (8 min). This has helped me stick to a plant based diet and when making smoothies, I don’t strain the nut milk; added fiber from unstrained nut milk is great.

This little machine is incredible. You can make so many different things. Cleans itself, I live it.

I ordered the Nut Milk Maker to make the Soybean Milk, it worked OK, just took additional 15 extra minutes to processcompared to my previous Maker since it didn't have the option of soaked or dry beans, overall, it's ok for the price of it!

After making a few batches, it stopped working. Plugs in and lights up but I can’t select an option. Of course, the return window closed 4 days ago

Love this Nut Milk Maker.I bought it to make fresh nut milk at home so I could tell the amount and quality of the nuts I was using plus no added preservatives. I love the flavor and texture of Cashew Milk, very little work for great quality product, needs minimal straining and is so creamy. You can purchase the cashew pieces for less money as they'll just be pulverized anyway.Almond milk is a more labor intensive especially if you get the unbalanched whole almonds, they require blanching first, and then need to be put through the provided nut milk bag to remove all of the grit/chalk. I do save the chalk for my compost bin so it's a trade off, a little more work but added value for my garden.I've watched my roommate make Soy Milk, you have to put it through a cooking process as they are legumes but it's pretty neat, unfortunately I get a bad reaction to too much Soy so I don't personally use it for that purpose.I still need to experiment with Oatmilk and other nuts but honestly I'm so delighted with the Cashew Milk that I'm more than happy sticking with that for now.Careful, the blades are extremely sharp, the company includes a brush for cleaning so you don't have to get your fingers near them. I put a paper towel in when storing to keep it dry and absorb any lingering damp.P.S. I've found the best raw nuts at Trader Joe's for reasonable prices. (Sorry to those parts of the country that aren't blessed with a Trader Joe's)

I can make almond milk when I need it without having to run to the store all the time. It takes 8 minutes to make almond milk, which is quicker than a trip to the store. You can decide if you want to add vanilla or not and you can skip the extra ingredients that major manufactures add.

This was an easy purchase for me. When visiting my sister, she showed me how to make soy milk and I immediately purchased the same product she owns. I've been making soy milk a couple of times of week now. It is incredibly easy to use. I now just keep it out on the counter since it doesn't take up a lot of space and is used frequently.