Nut Milk Maker, AlfaBot N2 Automatic Almond Milk Machine for Homemade Plant-Based Milk, Oat, Soy, Yogurt and Dairy Free Beverages, 35 OZ Soy Milk Maker with Delay Setting and Self Cleaning

Arrived fast. Cones with all you need. So easy to assemble and very easy to use. The recipe book is very helpful and a great way to get started. The process is quick and with a little practice and tweaking of the recipe to your own tastes it works really well. Kids were able to help as that easy. Looks great, light weight but not flimsy. Great first for me.

I have wanted a plant milk maker for a while but either the high cost or poor reviews put me off...until I saw this one.I've made oat milk, hazelnut milk and cashew milk. The nut milks are amazing - really easy process and lovely outcomes with both. The milk takes less 15 mins to make and is no hassle at all. The oat milk isn't so great. I've tried it twice and it's pretty gloopy/slimy which is a shame but I am still pleased with the machine as the nut milks are so good (and more nutritious than oat when I come to think of it).There is a self-cleaning function on the machine which feels a bit pointless - it's easy enough to clean the machine by hand. The maker is really well made, looks very nice in the kitchen and not huge from a storage perspective. A few people have commented on the noise of the machine but this really didn't bother me at all. The instructions have definitely not been written by someone who speaks good English but they're easy enough to understand :) Overall, if you're in any doubt, I would say get it!UPDATE 2 MONTHS IN: As I bought this to make oat milk and that didn't work so well, I have been trying other recipes in order to create a milk that is as creamy as oat milk for tea, coffee, etc but where the taste wasn't overpowering.We are loving the following:*100g of broken cashew nuts*Two pinches of salt*Two teaspoons of sugar*One teaspoon of vanilla essenceI recently switched from using cashew nuts from Lidl to the "broken cashew nuts" from Grapetree which cost £8.99 for 1 kilo. When I used the ones from Lidl most of the cashew nuts stayed in the muslin/sieve after blending. However when I switched to Grapetree ones, all the cashew nut was blended into the milk which means it's much more creamy and nutritious.

I have used it for making Hong Kong style black sesame dessert. The outcome texture, taste, smoothness are perfect and comparable to professional restaurant quality. The auto cleaning function is also great and done good job. Operational wise is easy as a single button press. Good value for money as having discount at the time I bought.

Am loving using this nut milk maker, that does other things as well. If you make your own nut milk and buy nuts in bulk you do save a lot of money over shop bought plant milks and also you know what goes into it so its not full of additives and guar gum etc. It takes only about ten minutes to make the nut milk and has a self clean function too so easy to keep clean. On the minus side it is quite noisy but i guess thats unavoidable when its got to blend up nuts etc. It comes with a recipe book and filters so that you can make the milk as smooth as you like but i don't usually filter mine. If i had to make an improvement i would have preferred it to be cordless like a kettle as its quite heavy to lift when the motor is in the actual jug and not in the stand and the cord could be a little longer. Still very happy with it though.

I don't usually review purchases, but this is worth it.Reviews were positive hence the purchase, but I really didn't expect it to be SO good.It makes a decent quantity, approximately 800ml and a very good quality milk.I didn't like the oat milk, too porridge and gloopy. The nut milks are excellent, particularly coconut and almond. I also make various combos, depending on my supplies and preferences.I'm looking forward to trying out the yoghurt facility.This plant milk maker self cleans spectacularly. Haven't even needed to use the brush.I love the little bags that comes with package to strain the 'milks'. Really useful and oh so easy to clean and they dry in a jiffy.There isn't a major cost reduction in making milk at home, but I am using organic product without all the dreadful extras and preservatives that are added to store bought plant milks.It is a little noisy, but hey, it doesn't last long and you have an excellent product at the end!Good job Alfabot.

I bought this as store bought have so many added ingredients so wanted a healthier option. I have tried all the plant milk recipes (soy, nut, oat hot and on cold juice option) and some of the review variations and all of them are pretty disgusting. The milk comes out thick and normal colour when first blended but then splits very quickly. Even with shaking it turns slightly grey and has a horrible slightly sour taste. Not sure if my machine is faulty somehow but very disappointed given the cost. I massively regret buying it.

Simple to use and takes ALL the faff out of making almond milk! 15-mins and you’ve got milk. I’m excited to try Oat milk next.I love it so much that I’ve purchased one for my Mother in-law.

I’ve been using this soy milk maker for a few weeks now, and it’s fantastic! It’s easy to use, cleans up quickly, and makes smooth, creamy soy milk every time. I love that I can control the ingredients—no additives, just pure, fresh soy milk. Highly recommended for anyone looking to make healthier choices at home.