Nut Milk Maker, AlfaBot N2 Automatic Almond Milk Machine for Homemade Plant-Based Milk, Oat, Soy, Yogurt, 5 Modes/35OZ Big Capacity Soy Milk Maker with Delay Setting and Self Cleaning (White)

This machine is amazing and fast. Relatively quiet. Could barely hear it in the next room. The design and feel while handling are great. Everything is very durable and made of sturdy material. The size is perfect for personal and home use. It's so easy to clean with the self cleaning mode and cleaning brush included. The included recipe book is very easy to follow. I used 2 ingredients: cashews and filtered water from a Brita and the final product was THEE BEST nut milk I've ever tasted. So smooth, creamy and velvety. I haven't tested the final product to steam for lattes and cappuccinos but sure it's going to be wonderful. Great value for the price you pay.

Bought this 4 months ago and I absolutely love it! I used to buy cartons of Westsoy and now I just have a big bag of organic soybeans and it will last me months. My soy milk tastes exactly the same as what I was getting.. So glad I made this purchase. Now if I can figure out the yogurt part. Definitely worth it!

Great product. Love it.

I'm new to making nut/bean milks and have done a little research on how to do it safely (especially soymilk). I've had this for a few weeks and have made cashew milk and soy milk so far. It's impressive how finely the nuts/beans are ground up. I've opted to not strain the milk for the added nutrition. There is no grittiness and the flavor is great. I gave this a unit 4 stars because of the temperature at which the soybeans are heated. The boiling point where I live is 210 degrees F. But my unit only gets to 205 during the bean cycle (I used a cooking thermometer to gage temperature at different points in the cycle). I reached out to the company to see if there was a defect in my unit (soy beans have anti-nutrients are supposed to be boiled for a least 10-15 minutes to break them down). I received a timely response. Customer service and a unit's engineer assured me that the heating elements reached 212 degrees, and said that the ingredients inside the unit get hot enough. Despite the engineer's assurance, I've been taking the extra step of boiling the final product (soy milk only) on the stove for 10-15 minute more just to be sure.

I really like this nutmilk maker, although I don't have another one to compare it to. It does the job and it does it well. I wasn't sure it would also make macadamia nutmilk (I grow macadamia nuts and have extra so I mainly bought this nutmilk maker to use up my mac nuts), but since the information said it would do hazelnuts, I figured it would also do macnuts and it seems to work just fine. I wish the instructions were clearer and that the 'grams' were in either ounces or cups. For example the instructions do not say if you should put soap in the self-cleaning mode, but I did (as it just made sense to me to do so) and it seems to be okay. I also bought it because of the size; not as large as some. It's a little larger than a pitcher in a blender. Easy to use, easy to clean, and makes milks quickly (takes approximately 5 minutes). My main question is: how long with it last?

I use it every day. It makes delicious soy milks.

Happy with the function of this machine but after just 4 months it started leaking from the bottom. Can’t find any product support so can not recommend!

This was just delivered today. I did a ‘self clean’ cycle like recommended before using. It is a bit noisy but not bad. I’m in love with this machine! I have made soy milk and almond milk. Both are delicious! I did not add anything to them. I tried oat milk but it was thick and slimy but I am quite happy with my soy and almond milk. Definitely glad I made the purchase!