best soymilk maker

[Guest guest]

Dear Bay Area veg*ns,

 

I'm interested in making my own soymilk and trying my hand at making

tofu at home. I searched the group's archives and found some makers

mentioned over the years. Recently I saw a print ad for Soybella.

Altogether, the following appear to be available:

 

* SoyQuick (www.soymilkquick.com)

 

* SoyToy (www.soytoy.com)

 

* SoyaJoy (www.soymilkmaker.com)

 

* Soybella

 

Do you have any first-hand experience with any of these or any other

soymilk makers?

 

If so, I'd like to know which one(s) you found easy to use, fast to

make milk, easy to clean, flexible for other uses (such as making nut

milks), sturdy (not likely to break, long-lived), small on the

countertop, and a good value. Basically I'd like to know which one you

like best. Please be specific: any information about how often you

use(d) it; how many months it (has) lasted; whether any parts are

dishwasher-safe; when you bought it, for how much, from where;

specific features you find very useful or very annoying; etc.; will be

greatly appreciated. I will summarize results for the group, if

desired.

 

Thank you for your time and attention,

 

Rebecca Thomas

Vegan mother of two

Palo Alto

[Guest guest]

i have a few from soymilmaker.com and use them all the time and they work great. been using them for many years,nowworks great for soy but not so great for rice or oats. philip gelbphilhttp://philipgelb.comhttp://myspace.com/inthemoodforfoodhttp://myspace.com/philipgelb On Apr 19, 2009, at 8:17 PM, Rebecca T wrote:Dear Bay Area veg*ns,I'm interested in making my own soymilk and trying my hand at makingtofu at home. I searched the group's archives and found some makersmentioned over the years. Recently I saw a print ad for Soybella.Altogether, the following appear to be available:* SoyQuick (www.soymilkquick.com)* SoyToy (www.soytoy.com)* SoyaJoy (www.soymilkmaker.com)* SoybellaDo you have any first-hand experience with any of these or any othersoymilk makers?If so, I'd like to know which one(s) you found easy to use, fast tomake milk, easy to clean, flexible for other uses (such as making nutmilks), sturdy (not likely to break, long-lived), small on thecountertop, and a good value. Basically I'd like to know which one youlike best. Please be specific: any information about how often youuse(d) it; how many months it (has) lasted; whether any parts aredishwasher-safe; when you bought it, for how much, from where;specific features you find very useful or very annoying; etc.; will begreatly appreciated. I will summarize results for the group, ifdesired.Thank you for your time and attention,Rebecca ThomasVegan mother of twoPalo Alto