Vegan Revolution Vegan Milk Machine | Make Vegan Milk from Nuts, Grains, or Seeds Like Almonds, Soy, Coconuts, Rice, Oats, and More | Includes Recipe Guide & Stainless Steel Blades | Nut Milk Makers

Excellent product. It was real cheap, but surprisingly, works real well. Nothing to making soymilk with this product, add half a cup beans, 4 cups of water, and press a button, that's it. Soymilk came out very well. Comes with a strainer, a half cup measuring cup, and a cleaning brush, nice. Cleaning is a bit tedious, but it is expected as soy needs to be heater for some 20 minutes or so to deactivate enzymes that mess up digestion. Machine is well built, looks like it will last well.

Works great. Easy to use and to clean. Excellent value.

This worked wonderful the first time I used it. After that there was trouble. It didn't break up the almonds very well and after trouble shooting, it worked slightly better for a few times. Now it's completely broken. I can't get it to start working at all. It just beeps after more troubleshooting. It's not worth the money. I wish I could return it.

I LOVE this machine!! I’ve been a soy milk drinker for 40+ years after I discovered how good it is when I lived in Taiwan. However I only drank it occasionally because it’s much more expensive than regular milk. I decided to look at soy milk makers as an alternative so I could enjoy it more often. After looking at many different units I settled on this little gem because of the reviews and cost. I also bought 5 lbs of soybeans and 4 one liter glass bottles. It’s so easy to use, easy to clean and fast! It makes 4 cups in a half an hour. The only negative is all the recipes use metric measurements which is a little challenging for us Americans. I had to use our food scale to measure in grams. I also wish it would make more than 4 cups a batch, but it will suffice for my needs. The results are even more delicious than the soy milk I buy at the Chinese grocery store. I’m looking forward to trying its other functions.

Great to make soy milk and other type of hot drinks. I tried to make juice and it didn't blend well or I didn't do it correctly, so I had the smart idea of pressing the soup button and came out as a hot fruity soup.! So basically, I only use it for hot drinks. I'm happy with it, never before had fresh tofu made so fast and practical as now, and I'm very happy! UPDATE: It lasted for a year the blades stopped turning and I wasn't even using it often. It only turns on makes noise heats up the water and beeps 'when the dumb machine thinks is ready" Same thing happens for all the features. So expensive and it doesn't last too long.

Easy to use.

I bought this as a gift for my mom and she said it was so easy to use and clean and the quality of almond milk and oat milk it made was really really excellent. I was a little unsure because this machine is not as expensive as most nut milk makers, but it wasn’t cheap and it works great

pesimo. llegò con falla y sale el vapor por todo los lados de la tapa.

Péssimo, veio cheio de defeitos, com vazamentos, qualidade horrivel, parece até de segunda mão.

I've been meaning to buy one of these machines for ages and finally took the plunge. I'm so glad I did! We are plant-based and buy soya and oat milk in 'tetrapaks' which are difficult to recycle. However, local supermarkets do stock a fabulous range now. I researched recipes for oat milk on the internet, but really you have to try it yourself. After a couple of experiments I hit lucky with Minimalist Baker's website. Just use the Juice button and the oat milk is made in 3 minutes! (There is no need to soak or heat with the Soya button; heating just makes for a slimy texture.) I am using 120g of porridge oats and filling the machine to the max 1100 ml level. After 'juicing,' you just strain with the supplied strainer. I've bought two glass milk bottles off eBay: one for oat milk and one for soya milk. The oat milk is lovely! It is better in coffee than any supermarket-purchased oat milk and in hot chocolate...well you think you are drinking melted chocolate! (Supermarket oat milks often have sugar added; so you can add half a teaspoon or two to a litre if you prefer.) For soya milk I purchase a bag of soya beans off the internet and then used the recipe booklet with the machine: 100g soaked overnight and then use the Soya button. In 25 minutes you have hot soya milk! Strain it with the supplied sieve into your bottle and leave to cool down. Then, refrigerate. Again, the product is amazing. You might like to add a half teaspoon of sugar or two to a litre, depending on you taste preference. As with shop bought plant milks, you need to shake the bottle before using. I know you don't need to buy a machine to do these recipes, but having a dedicated machine in the kitchen makes it a breeze. I've been making bread in a bread maker for the last seven years and that's so easy...and so tasty. (I would also recommend a dedicated soup maker!) Electricity consumption is minimal and the money you save on shop bought milks will pay for the machine relatively quickly. Good luck!

Ha funzionato benissimo per solo 5 mesi…. E adesso è impossibile restituirla. Penso che non sia valsa la pena.

I bought this to make almond milk. I expected to have a machine that actually strained the milk too. Even though it kind of grinds the almonds, they are still a bit coarse. There is NO in-built strainer! You have to use a small/medium sized sieve (supplied) or almond bag which is the kind of mess I was hoping to avoid. I would have returned it but was too busy with family health issues at the time. Don't waste your money like I did.

Me encanta!!! La leche vegetal queda muy rica y es muy práctica.