Brewista BRNMC2LNA Nut Milk Butter Processor-64 oz, 64 oz

Could not be happier with this well made, super easy, efficient machine!! I used to squeeze the damn nut mylk bag every couple days, and was heading down the road to carpal tunnel syndrome. Not anymore. Thank you Nutramilk!!!!! 👍👍👍

This machine allows you to make many different types of plant-based milks - you're not just limited to almond milk, or even nut milks. You can also make rice milk, oat milk, or even adzuki bean milk! I've made all of these with this machine, and because it's so quick and easy, I'm no longer limited to making my milks on the weekends!I love the fact that I can make many different plant-based milks in a fraction of the time I'd spend without this machine. I also love the huge recipe book that comes with it. The only drawback is that I still need to filter the milk through a nutbag if I want a less gritty end product (and I do). It's not horribly gritty, but just a bit more than what I prefer.Additionally, you can use this machine for making delicious nut butters.

I've had it for the past few months. I contantly make nut milks with it. Very easy. I started with Almond milk, but I'm currently making Walnut & Cashew Milks. Walnut milk takes 2 minutes to grind down the nuts to a butter, 1 minute of mixing and 1 minute to dispense. It's much better than any store bought milks. Also making nut butters for my toast. I like almond or walnut butter right now. I put the nuts in the oven for 20 min then make the butter in 5-6 minutes. Again, its better than any store bought. Does hummus too if you like it.

In one year we have had to change the bowl 4 times. The filter of the inner bowl breaks very quickly. We tried buying a separate inner bowl but it was defective and the company didn't do anything. So works great but extremely expansive as you have to spend 160$ every 3/4 months just to avoid eating too much plastic and rust.

First of all, buyer beware: Nutramilk appears to have retroactively rebranded its old merchandise in order to outrun bad reviews.***I bought my new Nutramilk in November 2019.I use it an average of once a week. It makes delicious almond milk for my protein smoothies and cashew milk for my coffee. The guide included with it gives great instructions on how to make all kinds of delicious nut milks.The inner bowl, however, is made of plastic too weak to tolerate the metal screws drilled into it to attach the two metal strainersOver time, I watched spider web cracks form in the plastic around the screwed-in metal strainers.About a month ago, we began finding little bits of broken plastic all over the kitchen. We couldn’t figure out where they came from. Then I pulled out the Nutramilk and discovered a giant chunk of plastic missing from the inner bowl. (See photos.)The plastic around one of the metal strainers had snapped off completely, and somehow wound up all over our kitchen (and inside our dishwasher) broken down into smaller bits of plastic.According to Nutramilk’s web site, replacement for the the inner bowl is $30 . . . **plus $37** for shipping. (I couldn’t find the inner bowl available for purchase on Amazon.)So nearly $70 to replace the inner bowl, and presumably it will need replacing again in another two years.At the over $400 with tax I paid, the Nutramilk is waaaaay to expensive for performance problems of this kind.And now, consumers are expected to pay over $500 for this product? You might as well set your money on fire.For that kind of money, I’m strongly regretting not having bought a Vitamix, which are used in commercial spaces and apparently last forever. :o(***In my Amazon purchase history, it’s called “NutraMilk BRNMC2LNA Nut Milk Butter Processor-64 oz,” but when I click on the image of it in my purchase history, I’m taken to page for the “Brewista” which is **identical in its images** to the Nutramilk, but is no longer available for sale.Among the options Amazon provides for would-be purchasers of the “Brewista”? A Nutramilk, for $100 more than I paid for it two years ago. Laughable.Do not waste your hard-earned money. Buy a Vitamix.

Making nut milk used to be a tedious process, and the end result wasted so much of the nuts. This machine makes perfect nut milk in short order! I like to blend enough to make nut butter, followed by nut milk...so I clean the machine once for two products. It's so nice to have pure all-natural blends, instead of all the preservatives found on the labels of the store-bought stuff. Word to the wise: Make nut milk in quantities that can be used within a week. Even in the fridge, it turns into sour mash within 10-14 days.

We make about two half-gallons of almond milk per week, and it works well for this purpose. Seems to work well for almond butter as well (as this is a step on the way to the almond milk). However, there is much more waste than you get by using a nutmilk bag. Yes, it's less muscle-work to use this, but am disappointed in the amount of waste. The price can't be justified, in my opinion.

This is an amazing product! I made oat milk in about 4 minutes and hemp seed milk as well. Love it!!!!!