8 in 1 Automatic Nut Milk Maker Machine

This machine is great and really powerful—the 20 blades make nut and plant-based milks quickly and smoothly. I love the multiple functions like delay start, keep warm, and self-cleaning, which are super convenient. My only note is that it functions just like a very strong blender, so don’t expect anything “magical” beyond what a high-powered blender can do. Still, very happy with it for homemade milks!

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One of the members of our family is allergic to milk, and there has been times that our small local store didn’t carry plant-based milk for them, so having this nut milk maker on hand is perfect for those situations. And it’s also nice to be able to make freshly prepared milk just because it tastes so much better.First of all, the instructions weren’t great, and the translation was a bit confusing in some places. I strongly recommend checking out the short videos on the Amazon item page as this really simplified the use.I first tested the hot water setting and it worked well, the water was nice and hot. Then I tested the clean setting, which was one minute of stirring. I then made oat milk. As seen in my video, I just added the oats and water (using the amounts in the recipe book), then set to oat milk and waited. While some types of milk will heat and grind, the oat milk only grinds. It only took 8 minutes, with grinder on for about 20 seconds then grinder off for about 5 seconds and repeating this the whole 8 minutes. I could see things floating after it was finished, so I used the included strainer before drinking. The strainer barely caught anything, so the milk had a very grainy texture and although the taste was fine, I wasn’t able to finish it.I also noticed a burning smell from the motor. I’m not sure if it’s because it’s new or if it’s something to be concerned about. I did notice that the smell wasn’t as strong when I tested it later with just water so hopefully it won’t continue. I do plan to test almond and soy milks so if I later run into issues then I’ll be sure to update this review.Controls were easy to use, but I wish there was a start button, or at least a longer delay before the automatic start because it only waits 3 seconds after you stop on a selection. The writing on the panel is small, and on mine only a small part of the picture would light up and not the writing. It was hard to see, and it would start while I was still trying to read which setting I was on.The maker came with a very ineffective plastic strainer, a cleaning brush, and a small measuring cup which was just a 30 mL medicine dosing cup that you get with cough medicine.This nut milk maker would be great for soy milk that needs to be heated while grinding, or for making baby food that also is heated. The rest of the nuts and oats don’t have the heating feature so it’s basically acting as a blender only. So, if you have a good blender and would only be using it for non-heated milks then it wouldn’t be worth the cost, but for soy milk it’s a decent appliance, Just be sure to buy a good strainer to use with it.[This review is for: VBGK 8 in 1 Nut Milk Maker Blender, 40 oz blender for homemade milkshakes, oatmeal, soy milk, baby food, and juice, electric soy milk maker with delayed start/auto clean/keep warm function, white - $109.99]

I’ve been using this nut milk maker for a couple of weeks and it’s made my morning routine so much easier. I tried it first with almonds and oats, and both came out creamy with almost no effort. The 40 oz size is perfect because it makes just enough for a few days without taking up too much space in the fridge. I also appreciate the delayed start and keep warm functions, especially for oatmeal or soy milk—it feels like having a little helper in the kitchen.The auto-clean feature is another win since I usually dread scrubbing after blending. It handles everything from nut milk to smoothies to baby food without fuss, and the motor is quieter than I expected. The white design looks clean and modern on the counter, so I don’t mind leaving it out. If you’re into homemade drinks or want to cut down on store-bought alternatives, this gadget does the job without being complicated.

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I absolutely love this soy milk maker! The texture of the soy milk and porridge it makes is incredibly smooth and silky, with no gritty bits at all. The flavor is fresh and rich, just like homemade should be, and it only takes a surprisingly short time to prepare. Cleaning it is a breeze too, which makes me want to use it every day. Highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys fresh, healthy drinks without the hassle!

What a little blender!First off, it takes a proper computer, printer, large format electronic device plug. Meaning you can sneak this to work and pull a plug out of your 2nd screen to make it run right there in your cubicle.Next it has a range of settings to blend nuts to bricks. Literally. As long as you don't overload this little thing is quite strong and will make short work of "milking" those almonds. to each his own on this point.Milkshakes? No problem. Smoothies? No Problem. Protein? Toss it in. Frozen berries? makes short work of everything.They even included an "auto clean" function that works not very well but good enough that it only needs a quick rinse to be clean afterwards, so the kids can deal with this and the mess of making their smoothies easily enough if you teach them safety about it.I like it! worth a look if you need a multi function (smaller) blender.