I did not expect this to work as good as it is. My wife bought it for my mother because she used to use the blender to make her milks and that was way too much mess and time consuming. You get so much more product using less ingredients and it is a great consistency. Good size for her use. She makes milk for the week in one batch. I loved it so much I bought one for myelf!

 Heads up — sounds like a blender, so probably not recommended to run it while people are sleeping but the volume doesn’t bother me personally. I like that I can just let it run while I putter around the kitchen and it doesn’t require me to babysit it. Super easy to just dump the almonds and water in, press two buttons and go.

 I LOVE,LOVE,LOVE this nut milk maker/juicer!!It’s opened up a whole new way of eating healthier. All you have to do is pop your fruit in, set the timer for milk or juice and wait a few seconds then you have fresh juice!! It liquifies fruits and vegetables really smooth.

I’ve been using this to make soy milk for a few days now and I’m really impressed. It’s easy to use and doesn’t take much time to make fresh soy milk at home. The texture comes out smooth, and the flavor is much better than store-bought. Cleanup is also pretty simple. Overall, definitely worth the price.

I bought this in hopes to save money on all the almond milk I go through. I am BEYOND ecstatic about how well it held up to my expectations! I followed the video someone else posted on how to use it (I was unsure about transferred with the bag filter). It’s super easy to use and it made a great latte! I can definitely tell a difference in the store bought (I usually by Califa). I didn’t add any additional flavors to it this time but I may try it with the vanilla or maybe even a fruit of some sort. 60g of almonds made about 35oz for me after filtering out the almond bits. Talk about return on investment! Highly recommend!

Love this. I use it to make almond milk using the nut setting. It does give a very fine grind but there is still debris (at least with unpeeled almonds). I’ve tried filtering it when I pour it out and not filtering. Unfiltered makes for a creamier almond milk but is also grittier, of course. Filtered is grit free but not as thick. One round is enough to fill up a 32 oz bottle.