Soy milk machine...Was Any vegetarians also gluten free (GF)

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Hi Cyndy,

I found this site really helpful with detailed reviews of most of the major

brands of soymilk makers:

 

http://www.soya.be/soy-milk-maker.php

 

Also there is much about how the machines work, recipes and soymilk making. I

think you can google or follow links to the homesites of many of the soymilk

machine manufacturers for a lot of info regarding making bean milks and using

the okara, too.

 

The case was that the SoyaJoy/SoyaPower machines were running most other

competitors out of the market. Their newest (and most expensive) model looks

like it may be much easier to clean, since it uses a secondary filter rather

than holding the beans closed in a cage.

 

I bought a Soywonder machine new on ebay for around $80. It's had good write-ups

on Pleasant-Hills grain where they sell it for $160. But it does have the faults

listed in its review -- of being a little harder to clean and with a dumber

processor that makes you pre-heat the water to get the temperature right to

avoid beany taste and scorched soy schmooze on the heating element of the

machine. But it is a solid and very reliable machine that could last a very long

time, if not forever, and has the advantage of making a larger capacity of milk,

more than two liters, which I really like to have for large batches of yogurt.

 

Take care,

 

Slim

 

 

, " aceeross " <aceeross wrote:

>

> Hey Slim,

> What type of soy milk machine do you have? I have just started

> researching machines and would love any recommendations/reviews. I have

> looked at the Soy Toy and Vitamix so far.

> Cyndy

>