It doesn't just blend. It boils.

Hot soy milk, oat milk, rice paste and soup — from dry beans to a full pot in one machine that washes itself when you are done.

What Owners Say

Verified reviews from people who own this machine — including the critical ones

  • "The soy milk maker is well made and its control panel is well designed and easy to operate. The soy milk tastes good and smooth. The delayed start function is useful to prepare it for the next morning."

    Patrick — verified buyer
    Verified Customer
  • "I wasn't expecting much, but WOW do I love this thing. It's fast — oat milk in 2 minutes, almond milk in 8. And a self clean function?!? Okay, yes please. Also, it tastes great."

    Jen — verified buyer
    Verified Customer
  • "I checked every option out there before buying. Compared to the machines that cost $450 to $500 — those can't even make soy milk, or any milk that needs heat. The milk goes into a stainless steel jug and the blades are extremely well designed."

    Verified buyer
    Verified Customer
  • "Used it twice the first week and it works well. The grinding is loud — if you set the delay for a morning serving, this could be your alarm clock. Easy to use. Happy with it so far."

    Magdalena — verified buyer, 4 stars
    Verified Customer

From 541 verified reviews of this machine.

What Owners Actually Report

69%

Gave it the full five stars

78%

Rated it four stars or higher

13%

Gave it one star — and we will tell you why

We show the bad number too. Almost every one-star review comes from someone who expected a cold-press juicer, or who plugged it into non-US voltage. Neither is what this machine is for.

Cooked, Not Just Chopped

Most machines sold as nut milk makers are blenders with a warming plate. Here is the difference that shows up in the glass.

Control panel close-up: three of the eight programs are hot — Complementary Food, Boil Water and Thick soymilk
WE
  • Heats to a full boil and cooks the beans
  • Soy, oat and rice pour smooth with no straining
  • Makes soup, rice paste and baby food too
  • Washes itself with one button press
  • 40 oz per batch, serves four to five people
THEM
  • Warms the liquid without ever cooking it
  • Grainy texture that still needs a nut milk bag
  • Cold drinks and nothing else
  • Take it apart and scrub it every single time
  • Single-serve batches you have to repeat
VS

Frequently Asked Questions

No. There is a Juice program on the panel, but this machine is built for hot plant milk, soup and rice paste. If you want cold-pressed carrot juice, buy a cold-press juicer. If you want hot soy milk without a second pot on the stove, this is the machine.

No. Drop dry soybeans, oats or rice straight in with water and press the program. The heating cycle softens everything as it grinds.

Loud, for about forty seconds. It is a motor grinding dry beans, so it sounds like a blender while it works and then goes quiet to cook. We would rather you know now than find out the morning it arrives.

Soy milk, thick soy milk, oat milk, rice paste, warm soup, baby food, juice and boiled water for tea. Eight programs, each on its own button, plus Keep Warm.

Fill it with water, add a drop of dish soap, press Cleaning and walk away. Nothing comes apart and nothing gets scrubbed.

Orders are processed in 1-3 business days and arrive in 7-15 business days in the United States, with tracking on every order. If it is not for you, you have 90 days from delivery for a full refund — used or not.

Stop buying cartons.

A carton of plant milk is mostly water, gums and preservatives — and you buy it again every week. One pot of dry beans makes 40 oz of the real thing, hot, in the time it takes to shower.