8 in 1 Nut Milk Maker Blender, 32oz Homemade Soy, Almond, Oat, Coconut, Plant Based and Non Dairy Beverages, Automatic Soybean Machine With Delay Start/Keep Warm/Boil Water, Cream

The KIDISLE 8 in 1 Nut Milk Maker Blender has been amazing. I’ve already made fresh cashew milk and a few smoothies, and everything came out super smooth and creamy. It’s easy to use, saves so much time, and I love knowing exactly what’s going into our drinks no additives or fillers. As a busy mom, this has been a total win for quick, healthy options at home. Highly recommend if you’re into homemade nut milks, smoothies, or just want a versatile blender that actually delivers.

Easy to use and it makes very good fresh hot soybean milk in 30 mins

This machine works great! I’ve had it for about three months now. It makes nut milk perfectly. You can make juice with the whole fruit for more fiber. No chopping needed. It boils water and cleans itself. Milkshake function is nice. Blades are sharp. Use the provided brush for cleaning it. It’s easily worth the purchase price. I would highly recommend it!

Its worked great at first. But last month it stopped working. It smelled like something was burning and it would trigger my gfi. So have not used it since. I still need to reach out to Amazon or the manufacturer to see if there is anything I can do since i only had it for less then 3 months.

Happy with this blender, but you cannot drop whole fruits/veggies in there like the videos imply. If you cube up your food, it blends well. Great to make nut milk!

I use this almost daily to make soy milk from different beans. Very convenient and works perfectly so far.

I could not wait to get this blender because of the videos I have seen on what it can do. It did not disappoint ... I used it within 20 minutes of receiving it and let's just say I have not seen such a fine blend. I made tomato soup... so fast and smooth. I made a smoothie after (pineapple + papaya) and it looked like it was from an industrial blender. And then to clean it? Just rinse and go! This is is so easy to use ... Plug, select setting hit play. Whoa! I like the all steel inside but do not like the plastic cover / cap so much. Amendment: there's a plastic smell that comes out of this blender while in use. Noticed when I blended twice in a row.

I use this at least a couple times weekly to make my own hemp milk. With numerous food sensitivities and dietary restrictions, I love having full control of what’s in the plant-based milks I consume. Easy to use and well made. It is loud, but typically I’m making the milk at the same time I’m doing other food prep, so it is not bothersome for me.

Cannot give this even one star. Product comes from the US so had to buy a plug converter. First time the product was used the house fuse box blew. Do not buy if you are in the UK. We now have to dispose of the item without actually using it.

I ordered the nut milk maker by KIDISLE. This machine is basically a kettle with an integrated blender. The bottom of the container has eight blades that are fairly sharp. The lid has a magnet that causes the heater and blades to stop if the lid is rotated or removed. The power cord features a 3-prong 5-15P NEMA plug (like a computer) which can be removed for easy washing, rinsing, and storage of the kettle. My wife loves drinking black sesame. It is basically roasted sesame blended with water until thick and smooth, and served hot. Conventional blenders do not fare well making this beverage because they overheat and shutdown and do not specifically cook the mixture. The Soy Milk setting on this KIDISLE machine, on the other hand, produces a very smooth texture and ample cooking heat. My wife says the black sesame from this unit is as good as any she has made with expensive, high wattage blenders by Vitamix and Blendtec. I noticed the blades on this product are relatively short and are almost flat with the bottom of the kettle, not severely angled up like on most blenders. This allows the machine to blend smaller amounts of nuts or grains that might sit under the blades in other machines. Conversely, you must blend with water or other liquid to ensure nothing escapes chopping under the blade. The machine comes with a manual plus a recipe book. The instructions mostly say to add water up to the Minimum full line. When starting out, I suggest going only halfway to that line, and periodically pushing the lid down. On our first blend in Soy Milk mode with black sesame and water up to the minimum line, the hot vessel overflowed while the blades were running. The machine was easy to clean, but we now take care to start with less liquid and add more as we go. This product makes uncooked oat and nut beverages equalling those we buy from stores. Adding apple, coconut meat, dates, or banana, or nothing else apart from water, at our discretion gives us full control of the flavor and health benefits of what we consume. I like my drinks thick so we do not strain the output of the machine. We just add more water or a smaller amount of solids for more liquid output. The Rice Paste mode creates exactly that. The motor pulses to help the slurry rise and fall for even blending. The heater operates to ensure the contents are cooked. A tablespoon of millet and a tablespoon of brown rice, with a little bit of onion, resulted in a very flavorful porridge. I started with water only halfway to the minimum line, and added boiling water toward the end to achieve the consistency I wanted. Because the programming does not permit the blending to be independently stopped, the finished texture was very fine. I suppose you could use the paste as an ingredient in other dishes or as a gravy, but I enjoyed it as a thick soup. Potato and leek soup, and mushroom soup have been good as well. The Juice mode is the shortest blend, at 3 minutes, without heat. A total of three large apples, or the equivalent of other fruit, with about 400 to 500 mL of water makes a delicious smoothie. I sometimes add crushed ice to the machine to ensure blending does not warm the juice, but other family members do not mind a room temperature drink when no ice is added. The Cleaning mode brings water to a boil before blending. I usually hand wash the inside with dish soap before using Cleaning for complete sanitization. This KIDISLE appliance makes smoothies, nut milks, hot black sesame drink, oat milk, hot soup, porridge and more with aplomb. The machine is so versatile my family uses it almost daily.

I tried this Nut Milk Maker, and it's a game changer in the kitchen! It has 8 functions, including making nut milk, oat milk, rice paste, and even boiling water. The design is super user-friendly with an intuitive interface, making it easy to use for anyone, whether you're a beginner or an experienced cook. Just choose the function, press start, and let it do all the work. It's a versatile tool that’s perfect for creating healthy beverages and dishes!

To have one of these, you really have to have a need for a lot of nut milk. If so, then this is for you. The device can make large quantities of nut milk, I prefer cashew, with very little effort and simple clean up. The instructions are good and the recipes are interesting and offer ideas I hadn't thought of. If you're into nut milk then this is a recommended option for you giving you control of ingredients and costs.

Had a few nut milk makers before, but they all died from water entering the electronic components. This product is still working without issues, but do note there are air intake holes underneath the device! So you should not submerge this device and take caution when washing, or you'll risk electrical shock or premature failure. It may look like this nut milk maker is bigger than other in the market, but 1/3 of the the interior space is used by the electronics. It does serve 1-2 servings without issues. And the smooth interior helps make cleaning this device easy. The lid has a magnet that needs to be aligned with the handle in order for it to work. Even though the lid is plastic, it does still get hot when using certain modes. The instructions do a good job at describing what the modes do. It comes with a brush to help with cleaning, and strainer and filter bag to help process the pulp out after cooking. Most of the main modes take around 20-35 mins to complete. Overall this nut milk maker does work well. And even though there are exposed air vents underneath the unit, it has not failed on me yet! So I would still recommend this nut milk maker as its cheaper, bigger, and has more modes than others in this price range.