𝟴 𝗶𝗻 𝟭 Automatic Nut Milk Maker, 35 oz(1000ml) Homemade Oat, Soy, Plant-Based and Dairy Free Beverages, Almond Milk Maker with Delay Start/Keep Warm/Boil Water, Soy Milk Maker with Nut Milk Bag

I’ve been trying to cut down on store-bought plant milks due to added preservatives and cost, so this 8-in-1 nut milk maker was exactly what I needed and it exceeded my expectations.Setup was super simple, and the controls are very intuitive. I’ve tried almond, oat, and soy milk so far, and each batch turned out creamy and smooth. The included nut milk bag is a great bonus and makes straining effortless. It’s perfect for someone like me who wants fresh, homemade milk with minimal cleanup.What I love most are the added features like delay start, keep warm, and boil water they make the whole process flexible for a busy schedule. The machine is also surprisingly quiet, and the compact design fits nicely on my kitchen counter. Cleaning is easy thanks to the non-stick interior, and the 35oz capacity is perfect for a couple of days’ worth of milk. If you’re looking for a high-quality, reliable, and multifunctional plant milk maker, this one’s a winner. It’s helped me stick to a healthier lifestyle while saving money in the long run.

I’ve been using this soy milk maker for a few days now and I’m very impressed! It’s incredibly easy to use – just add soaked soybeans and water, press a button, and in about 20 minutes you get smooth, delicious soy milk. The texture is rich, and the flavor is way better than store-bought.Cleaning is also simple thanks to the detachable parts and non-stick interior. I love that it also has multiple functions – I’ve used it to make rice paste for my son. Great value for the price!

The media could not be loaded. I’ve owned this product for 10 months. I use it almost everyday and it was good but then it started to leave a black mark underneath it after making milk. At first it was just black dust but then it gradually because darker, thicker until now it’s liquid and my question is how does it have liquid coming out when I have been very careful not to get water on the outside of it. Is the water coming from inside and seeping out the bottom? Is the nut milk contaminated? I don’t know. But today the timer stopped working and it just kept going and I smelled burnt rubber.So I won’t be buying this brand again. I have several appliances that have last years and years without malfunctioning. I’m more concerned about whether I’ve been drinking from an appliance that’s safe.

Breakfast is a lot easier with this nut milk maker - very convenient and works well for making various plant-based milks. The 8-in-1 functions make it easy to customize recipes, and the delay start and keep warm features are helpful. The machine handles oats, almonds, and soy smoothly, producing consistent results. It’s simple to clean and comes with a nut milk bag for extra filtering if needed. Great appliance for anyone making dairy-free drinks at home.

I recently purchased the IAGREEA Automatic Nut MilkMaker, 35 oz, and it has exceeded my expectations. The one-touch digital controls make it incredibly easy to use, allowing me to prepare almond and oat milk effortlessly. The 35 oz capacity is perfect for my daily needs, and the self-cleaning function is a significant time-saver. The milk produced is smooth and creamy, rivaling store-bought options. I highly recommend this appliance to anyone looking to make fresh, plant-based milk at home.

I love the machine itself. I've made soy milk and hemp seed milk. I even made a thick cashew cream that is a great whipped cream substitute. Making the cream was a little bit of a strain on the motor and it shut off, which is a good thing. It has a built in motor protection. I let the motor cool down and finished the process.The soy milk was super awesome. I love it much better than any store bought soy milk. And it only took one scoop, which is about 1 tablespoon of soy beans, to make a little over one cup of soy milk. So, I'm thinking it will be much more economical and convenient than buying heavy soy milk cases at Costco. And I'm thinking healthier too with no additives or added sugar.I did soak the beans over night in another container and drained and rinsed the soaking water off. It takes 18 minutes to make the soy milk. It's pretty cool watching the machine cook and blend the beans. It blends the beans so well, no need to filter through a nut bag. Not too loud.It is a little inconvenient to clean the machine. I added hot water and a drop of soap while using the self clean mode, but still needed to use a sponge to clean the sides. It had a little bit of oily residue that didn't come clean with the self clean mode. I think the most inconvenient part is filling the container with water. It is glass, so you have to be very careful not to bump it on the faucet. Maybe it's my sink and faucet that makes it harder. Would be easier with a deeper sink and one of those curved faucets. I like the fact that it is glass, but I'm a little nervous that I will break it at some point. I tend to break things too often, so this might just be a person issue. But if the glass container was detachable, it would make it a lot easier to clean.Having to unplug it every time you clean or pour is a little inconvenient, but it's not that hard to do. Just reach around to the back and it easily unplugs. The buttons were a little confusing to me at first, but I did figure it out. You push the right button to the mode you want and then the machine starts on its own in a few seconds. I kept thinking I needed to push the start button, but I think that was putting it into pause mode. It's a little hard to see the words and I had to put on my reading glasses. I'm imagining that with repeated use, I will just know the settings without having to bend over and read the tiny words.Even with the complaints I have, overall, I'm happy with the soy/nut milk maker. It's a great size and easy to operate and super nice to be able to easily make soy or nut milks at home fresh that was so well blended. Very reasonable price also. Hopefully it will last many years.

I bought this product because I wanted to control what is in the nut milk that I'm drinking. I don't like the fact that the store-bought ones seem to always have some type of oil in them. After trying different nuts, I have settled on cashew milk. Just 1 cup of cashews and some water makes a really good, creamy nut milk that I enjoy in my coffee or on my cereal. I have not used it with the heat option. I always make it at room temperature. It's easy to use, easy to clean and gives me peace of mind that I know what I am putting in my body.