8 in 1 Nut Milk Maker, 40.58oz Soy Milk Maker Mach
$46.99
Price: $46.99
(as of Mar 01, 2025 07:30:44 UTC – Details)
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With non-slip feet, cup mouth eagle beak design, solid non-slip and reduce noise, drink silky smooth pouring out not forked
Upgraded ten-leaf knife head, blade down design, turn the bottom of the ingredients, ingredients stirring uniform and delicate, open the lid without effort not drip pulp
Intelligent large screen, eight functions to choose from, light drinks are not heavy, full of
Intelligent reservation, automatic heat preservation, morning diet without panic
Lid handle design, 304 stainless steel liner, automatic cleaning function, easy to open the lid to prevent scalding, high-temperature heating without odor
Dawn&John –
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This is advertised as a nut milk maker, but that function isn’t even an option, making it completely useless for that purpose. Very disappointing and not what I expected.
J –
It was great when it worked. I was able to make warm soy milk every morning but after 3 days and 3 times the blender doesn’t work at all.I tried different settings but it has stopped working.
lecara –
This is a weird one… I was so sure that the product was dead-on-arrival because although it turns on when you plug it in, the buttons simply do not work, with or without the protective film over the control panel. After multiple tries and plug/unplug cycles, as I gave up the buttons started to finally work…….. okay…. Will this suddenly stop working again too? No clue, but so far so good, and we’ve made a few batches of soy milk already.Whatever “milk” alternative you make isn’t filtered as-in from out of the machine, but it has proved to be fairly easy to use otherwise. You could strain it, or pass it through a cheese cloth to maximize the amount of solids removed, but it does do a pretty even job at blending up whatever nuts were placed inside, and the liquid end sup properly thickened. We do like to cut short the time sometimes since there’s maybe not the need to cook the product that long, though this might depend on what kind of nut milk you are making.The other issue is the smell. It really smells like burnt, specially in the latter stages of the process. The smell doesn’t come from the stuff in the pot being overcooked and burnt, but rather from the plug and the small vent holes for the motor/heating elements. This is a bit concerning, and really does make me wonder how long exactly this thing will last. Considering there are also no properly known tests and safety certifications done for the product… you might be out of luck pretty quickly.The general build quality isn’t amazing either. While in general everything seems to look alright, the stainless steel pot was misaligned with the plastic shell on mine.So in the nutshell (pun intended), I can’t say that this is a great product to recommend. Mine works, but it has so much uncertainty in terms of electrical reliability that you’re probably best off looking elsewhere. Also, what’s up with the weird product name on the box itself?