Plant-milk maker

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[Post New]11/12/2023 17:49
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Anonymous
I keep getting ads for the Almond Cow (https://almondcow.co).

Anyone used it?

Or any other similar machine you'd recommend?
[Post New]11/12/2023 20:56
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Anonymous
My sister has one and loves it. Same one you posted above.
[Post New]11/12/2023 21:12
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Anonymous
Vitamix is the best way
[Post New]11/13/2023 10:52
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Vitamix is the best way


What's your recipe?

Op, thanks for posting. I know someone who would love this so I'm curious if others have reviews.

I wonder how the costs compare to store bought?
[Post New]11/14/2023 11:38
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Vitamix is the best way


OP here. Thanks for the suggestion. I've been using my Vitamin for plant milks for 12+ years now. I'd like a better way, which is why I'm searching.
[Post New]11/14/2023 11:38
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Vitamix is the best way


OP here. Thanks for the suggestion. I've been using my Vitamin for plant milks for 12+ years now. I'd like a better way, which is why I'm searching.


* Vitamix *
[Post New]11/14/2023 21:52
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Anonymous
Do nut milks need to be cooked like soy milk? Is there an appliance that also heats the plant milk also?
[Post New]11/15/2023 10:56
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Anonymous
Have you seen how this thing works, OP? It's just a blender with a filter basket. You still have to empty/clean it. I don't see how it is any easier than a vitamix. The capacity is also only 5 cups. Seems like more trouble than it is worth.
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