ChefWave Milkmade Vegan Nut Milk Maker -- Gadgetify

[@Gadgetify]

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[@matthewlitvak2695]

Wow! Excellent demo video no chatter no annoying music. Just the info.

[@Christina-kt6gc]

For real! Facts! 😂

[@Christina-kt6gc]

For real! Facts! 😂

[@radiantsmiler3689]

Well, at least to 1:06 pm. Then, the music comes on. But, there are always the mute or volume features.

[@ashleyashley4003]

I appreciate the non verbal informational videos❣️❣️❣️ Thanks for sharing!!!

[@fireworks4543]

From Chefwave Here is the detailed list of all the food contact parts of the Milkmade machine: All BPA free Pitcher - glass Pitcher lid - PCTG plastic Water tank - AS plastic Water tank lid - AS plastic Measuring cup - PP plastic Grinding chamber base - ceramic Grinding chamber main cover - PPO plastic Grinding chamber main cover seal - silicone Grinding chamber viewing window - glass Grinding chamber vent inner cover - ceramic Grinding chamber blade - stainless steel 304 Milk dispensing nozzle rod - PP plastic Milk tube - silicone Water pump dispenser - silicone, POM plastic, PA66 plastic Temperature sensor - stainless steel 304, POM plastic, silicone

[@foodie4128]

Is there a strainer in the milk because it came out looking like it's lumpy and not smooth

[@savaandjelkovic2847]

When you heat the almonds so much, doesn't the oil separate from the almonds and the almonds are literally cooked and that's why they look lumpy? And another question, isn't heated oil so harmful for us, and it loses all its nutrients? (processed almond milk is also available in stores) in my opinion, if you want quality almond milk, the best option is Vitamix. Don't waste money on this machine is not worth it because you get colored boiled water with boiled almonds and separated oil and it DOES ONLY THAT. You can do much more with Vitamix ;)

[@trainer4uu]

Best video..very thorough yet to the point. Thanks

[@Gadgetify]

I tried :) Glad you like it. I am getting a couple of more nut milk makers soon, and will review them here too :)

[@paulnicholas4842]

It doesn’t appear to have a filtration system. Is there pulp when you drink it? Are you still happy with it?

[@Gadgetify]

I mainly use it for cashew and coconut milk to be honest. I am happy with it. It's convenient.

[@readingest]

There is no "pulp" filtered out b/c pulp in other machines are just the nut matter that couldn't be ground fine enough. This machine grinds all the nut matter into the drink (it will settle so it does require stirring/shaking). This is why it can use so few nuts compared to other machines.

[@brendawood6712]

How to get recipe book , mine did not have one

[@djamilawilschke7259]

@@readingesti doubt it will be stronger than a vitamix … so essentially a blender that heats up the the milk so that no nutrients are left … great if you enjoy empty calories

[@AntonioRaele]

How much time do you need to make soy milk from raw soy beans?

[@drich7437]

All around a bad item My family bought this for Christmas for me. I tried it and it worked the first 5 times. I did 1/2 recipes. Then it threw an error code of e15, call the manufacturer. They would not talk to me because I did not purchase it. My son finally talked then into replacing. They asked us to cut the electrical cord and toss. After a long wait we recieved a brand new one. This one only lasted 1 pot before it threw the e15 error. I tried both of them numerous times after the code, but they just don't work. The milk that we got was watered down or chunky. We can no longer return them. Researched a little and they are not designed for use above low altitude. So if you live at 2,000feet it may work. I also did not like that it had to go through the whole milk making process to clean. Each time it would throw an error I would have to unplug it, attempt to clean everything manually and then run a 15 minute cycle to clean it, which usually resulted in another error code. Don't buy

[@markdandridge79]

Great value with plenty of power.

[@ronaldchan3401]

how is the self cleaning? is it really clean?

[@Gadgetify]

it is actually pretty clean. To be fair, I only make basic nut milk with no add-ons. But I tried cleaning this myself a couple of times and realized the machine actually does a decent job. That's my experience anyway.

[@adny02]

is soap needed for the auto clean? any removable parts that can be cleaned manually or in a dishwasher? thanks!

[@Gadgetify]

you do not need soap. You can remove the waste container and wash it.

[@BobSmith-rh9vj]

Hello, can you please comment on how much pulp is left in the milk?

[@thiscrazyfuramily138]

Very little! Although I'm fairly new at using it I've only done almond milk and steel-cut oat milk

[@patnewson6908]

Are all the milks cooked?

[@patnewson6908]

So, all the milks ARE cooked.

[@incognitogardener651]

What if you don't want it to heat the almond milk? Is there a cold press option?

[@savaandjelkovic2847]

Yes, there is a cold press option and it is called Vitamix Ascent A3500 :)

[@GreenGaea]

@@savaandjelkovic2847 you're not answering their question on this product. Refrain from being a Vitamix pusher

[@savaandjelkovic2847]

@@GreenGaea I am a certified nutritionist and I just say that this machine produces an unhealthy product and people think that if they use this machine for nut milk, they will be healthier. On the contrary, they will be even fatter and sicker. I'm just telling the truth because I support health. Who wants to listen to me great, who doesn't want great. :) Let's be realistic and pay a little more attention to our body and health because we only have one body. As for Vitamix, it was an example because I use it. Use any blender, just not that machine if your health is more important. Cold pressed oil does not exceed a temperature of 30 degrees (86 F) And this machine goes over 100 degrees (212F)When you heat hazelnuts or almonds to that temperature, what happens? Come on, use your head a little.

[@GreenGaea]

@@savaandjelkovic2847 you could be a certified astrophysicist for all I care. If you're not answering the questions people are asking, you need to keep your nose out of it. It's common courtesy

[@savaandjelkovic2847]

@@GreenGaea Happy New Year. I wish you all the best in life. Lots of health, happiness and joy. :)))))

[@jessiebelland7230]

Has anyone figured out a way to make it NOT automatically clean after the milk is done? Sometimes I want to do a second batch right away, and it seems wasteful (and time-consuming) to clean between them.

[@beasandoval731]

I’ve unplugged it Right after the milk is done. It has worked so far! 😅

[@CrackedRabbitGaming]

I don't have one yet, but it seems that it will detect when the water level is low, so you could intentionally not fill the tank up all the way, so it stops after making the milk.

[@adny02]

One more question. Im loving this machine and have been using it for months now. However the grinding blades seems to need a bit more cleaning. Is there a way to remove it to wash it by hand? None of these parts seem removable. Am i missing something? Thanks!

[@Gadgetify]

I honestly have not attempted to remove the blade. I simply followed the cleaning instructions: mychefwave.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/CW-NMM_MANUAL.pdf. But the blade doesn't seem removable. At least, it is not obvious to me how to do so.

[@kamiyahpowell9740]

Doesn’t the almonds lose nutrients because it’s heated?

[@blazezero000]

I am wondering the same, above 170F nuts will loose nutrients and milk comes out at 180F which is at this temperature for couple of minutes

[@emilycheung4143]

This looks identical to the Joyo*Ng model, but at a fraction of the cost. Any idea if they are comparable?

[@Gadgetify]

I have heard they are very similar. I don't exactly know what the differences are to be honest. I do know this makes nut milk very very well :) When I got it, it was even cheaper. Amazon had it for $159 I think. Now they upped the price to $199

[@im-a-pickle]

There are a lot less options available. For example fruit juice, rice paste, and dense soy milk presets are missing. There is also no scheduling options. Other than that it seems to be functionally the same machine. If you're just looking for milk maker for dry nuts/beans etc this is totally fine.

[@alfonsothegreat4481]

Can you make milk room temperature ? Not hot

[@Gadgetify]

I don't know whether there are other models that can but this one makes warm milk. My machine doesn't make boiling hot though. It's just a bit warmer than Joyoung Y1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpq3f56vpc2SgZo

[@robiulhoquebusiness392]

what the praice?

[@aliciavargascasas8928]

Yo la quiero tener dónde la puedo conseguir gracias😅

[@MasterKenfucius]

Did they take a Joyoung soy milk maker and changed its name? It's identical.

[@mariaaurigema6446]

Made by the same people.

[@MasterKenfucius]

@@mariaaurigema6446 Then why is the Chefwave so much cheaper? What's the difference?

[@mariaaurigema6446]

I’m not sure I read that they were made by the same company to appeal to the American price point.

[@meidaizi2mekk]

Is the blender removable?

[@funkyblaze]

hi does it filter the soy???

[@City-Hiker]

It break the soy into the milk. No filiter needed. But if you want, you can buy a filter.

[@MagicMaax]

Can I mix protein or nutrition Pulver in it too? 😅

[@Gadgetify]

I have not tried that. I usually simply make regular nut milk. A while back, I did make this hemp seed smoothie kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmLPi4WCoc6VgpY but that's the most I have done with it. It might be possible but I have not tried :)

[@andreadavies3762]

How much oats can you put in? The instructions say 3 gms per 100 mls. This is so watery.

[@threearrows2248]

The reviews I've read said that this machine uses a fraction of the amount of nuts and oats of what other machines need to make the same amount of milk bc it blends them more efficiently.

[@aliciavargascasas8928]

Dónde la puedo conseguir

[@anafeb84]

When it heats up that mush the milk loses some if not all of the nutrients!

[@adny02]

Hello. Can rice milk be made with this device?

[@Gadgetify]

I have not tried it, so I can't say unfortunately. I have only tried various nuts.

[@tamikaolarinde2192]

Delicious milk great video

[@spartancticonsultoriait6356]

Pretty good

[@kshitijmaheshwary7668]

What is the shelf life of the milk prepared through this?

[@jessiebelland7230]

I've kept mine in the fridge for as long as week. It might depend on what you're making it from, though. Make sure you shake it well before you use it too, I find that it settles out faster the older it gets.

[@TheSimmpleTruth]

Does it come out hot?

[@Gadgetify]

I would say warm enough for me :) The machine heats the whole thing, so that is expected

[@TheSimmpleTruth]

@@Gadgetify oh, ok! I was expecting it to be room temperature. I guess I would cool it down in the fridge. Thank you!

[@Gadgetify]

@@TheSimmpleTruth It's a bit warm but not too much. I always put mine in the fridge anyway. It makes more than I drink in one shot

[@thiscrazyfuramily138]

If you wait for the machine to clean then your milk will be drinkable. If you take it out as soon as it's done, it's too hot. IMO

[@adny02]

Can a single dishwasher pod (the small square soap you put in a dishwashing machine) be used to clean this by putting it in the bin where you add the ingredients? Of course without the eatable ingredients.

[@pratiii86]

I felt the milk curdled/ break, but its a good invention.

[@jorad4887]

Looks like it has a small motor, I don't expect this gadget to last.

[@readingest]

It has a 1000w motor, which is significantly more than comparable nut beverage machines

[@Adeline9418]

Ill stick with my Nutr knock off. A little narration would help.

[@Gadgetify]

This was from the time I didn't have any narration. In newer videos, I added it, whether my voice or AI. It was silly not to have voiceover.

[@TuyenNguyen-s1e]

❤❤❤

[@leticiavasquez8566]

Looks great but also like something that wouldnt last long!

[@Gadgetify]

maybe. So far so good though. They almost sent me one for free but I had bought one already to use at home, so I didn't even bother :)

[@katythompson3428]

What a pity this cooks the almonds and defeats the purpose of making your own live nut milk. Is there any way of making the nut milks without heat being involved?

[@Gadgetify]

I know there is a new version of this. Not sure if that offers that option.

[@nikkyuong6793]

It is impossible to turn hard almond into Milk without cooking it. Use your common sense pls

[@MeowTX]

Or you can soak almonds and blend it

[@threearrows2248]

@@MeowTX There's still heat involved in blending and straining.

[@jeffspruiel6686]

I use a vita-mix blender with cold water to make almond milk. It is obvious that the temperature of the water will change from the friction however, the milk is still cold when done, no heating like that shown in this video.

[@khuongchau5308]

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[@natalialeon2889]

I La ok😊

[@CDGMR1]

Hate non talking videos

[@Gadgetify]

this was old. I have started talking. Sorry about that.

[@Smylles]

@@Gadgetifyyou did a great job and I appreciate this video :) God bless

[@Gadgetify]

@@Smylles thank you very much. It's a work in progress. I am not a pro :)