Joyoung Y1 & Chefwave Milkmade Nut Milk Makers Compared 🥛 Gadgetify

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The Chefwave Milkmade Nut Milk Maker and Joyoung Y1 are both great machines for making non-dairy vegan milk. There are certain differences between the two though. Milkmade has 6 plant-based programs, including a cashew milk program. The Joyoung Y1 Heating Blender can make vegan milk, soup, juices, rice milk, and a whole lot more. Both machines have a self cleaning program.
Milkmade prepares warm nut milk but that takes a few minutes. The Joyoung Y1 can make you nut milk in about 2 minutes. Both machines have a convenient touch control panel and a removable container for easy cleaning.
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[@Gadgetify]

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[@luisarnulfotellezgaleano2395]

Excelente cuant vale la negra

[@__WJK__]

A taste and texture rating (based on a scale of 1-10) would have made this video so much better.

[@City-Hiker]

Chefwave is a rebranded name. They are actually an OEM/ODM products, which mean they are manufactured or designed by the same company, but branded differently. Chefwave is a rebranded name of Joyoung designed for USA market which Joyoung brand is designed for the Chinese customers. Joyoung is a public traded company in China. The chefwave is same as the Joyoung mini version.

[@Gadgetify]

No doubt. To be honest, these two are two different machines anyway. One is nut milk maker while the other has more programs, heating blender, smoothie maker, soup maker, on and on. I like them both but for nut milk, the first one is enough for me :)

[@ricelife]

which one should i get for chinese style soyamilk ?

[@Gadgetify]

@@ricelife for plant based milk, I simply use ChefWave because it is a nut milk maker. The Y1 is a heating blender that happen to have a nut milk program. Both can make soy milk. I personally prefer ChefWave Milkmade. It's good enough for my needs. But I can't say I have tried Chinese style soyamilk with it.

[@City-Hiker]

@@ricelife : As a users of Chefwave Milk Maker, I feel this Chefwave is great machine, and the Chefwave is a Local brand owned by Focus Camera. Joyoung is a largest Soymilk maker, and they own the Ninjia Shark brand also. Also, the soybean is more sticky than the other nuts. If you make the Soy milk, you need to clean up the bottom of compartment. There are residual fiber leave under the blade and stick on the axis of the motor. The Chefwave can make 10oz of milk in 8 minites, 20oz in 12-16 minutes depending on what kind of milk you make. The Y1 takes longer to make milks.

[@benjijmason]

Great visei thanks. What i am wondering though is with the joyoung what happens with the oat or nut pulp?

[@chefboyartty]

Have you tried making soy milk with some black sesame tossed in , or peanuts? That was my favorite growing up in Taiwan. Also does it cook soy milk enough to kill the enzyme (bitterness) that can be toxic if ingested when soymilk isn't heated properly?

[@niceday8888]

Will you please tell me what is the material the crushing/ grinding chamber is made of with both machine. Thank you.

[@feyisholag5837]

Thank you for your video. I’m going for the chef wave because its smaller in size and I only need it for nut milk, I also like the fact that it makes the milk warm.🥰

[@Gadgetify]

Do they even sell Joyoung Y1 anymore? It is out of stock or it was last time I checked.

[@feyisholag5837]

@@Gadgetify yes , Amazon in the uk are selling the joyoung Y1.

[@Gadgetify]

@@feyisholag5837 oh. I see. I don't know what happened in the US. I even contacted them but not heard back. They are selling smaller models here. I like the machine but for nut milk, ChefWave is more than enough. I even recently used ChatGPT to suggest nut milk for me :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmLPi4WCoc6VgpY

[@vernonventillo692]

In terms of the taste which one is better? There must be a slight variation in consistency and concentration.

[@hanihamdan4563]

Thanks so much for this insightful detailed explanation. I am buying the chefwave because if the warm output too. 😂 Tq ❤

[@NeverWinterXD]

Is the milk made hot in both, what if you wanted to save it for two day & need it cold

[@Gadgetify]

no, Chefwave makes it hot, the other makes it cold. That's why Milkmade takes a bit longer. 8 to 12 minutes whereas Joyoung Y1 does it in 2 minutes. Y1 does have a heating blender function though which I used for soup.

[@malachinwagbara3005]

Hi, does it store shorter when hot compared with when made cold?

[@Gadgetify]

I am actually not sure. I know pasteurized nut milk stores longer but I simply put mine in the fridge with a tight lid and that's all I do regardless of who I make it

[@Sapnaagrawall]

Which one gives more creamer milk

[@Gadgetify]

I like Milkmade better personally (the white one). If nut milk is your thing, it's one of the best machines for this. Joyoung y1 is more of a heating blender that happens to do nut milk.

[@cocolola007]

it looks like the milkmade machine made the milk less grainy. is my observation correct?

[@Gadgetify]

actually, they are very similar in performance because both are by the same company. Chefwave is simply a rebranded Joyoung machine from my understanding. I think it really depends on the type of nuts you use. But for coconut for instance, I think Milkmade does a better job. for some others, their performance is somewhat similar. In general, Milkmade is a better machine for anyone who just wants nut milk. It's optimized for that. But Y1 has more features and gets the job done faster.

[@zacharykondo3622]

Is the consistency creameir and less gritty on either?

[@Gadgetify]

I thought it was the same. At least from what I remember. I now mainly use the Chefwave Milkmade. The Y1 is a great machine but I don't need all those extra features.

[@drich7437]

All around a bad item, chefmade milk maker. 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

[@__WJK__]

Interesting, why didn't you simply return the item back to the store it was purchased from(?) Whenever I have a problem with a new product, I simply return the item to the store it was purchased at, which is a whole lot easier & faster than dealing with the manufacturer.

[@makinMYway75]

With either machine could u add spice to your milk like cinnamon or vanilla?

[@Gadgetify]

I have not tried that because I have my plain daily but the recipe books actually suggest adding those.

[@maryrooster8737]

Which cup of cashew nut milk tastes better?

[@Gadgetify]

I like the Milkmade one better. But it's warmer and that's how I like my nut milk

[@shauntelgill9384]

Which one makes the best soy milk Chefwave or joyoung

[@Gadgetify]

I like Chefwave Milkmade better to be honest. It's just perfect for nut milk, at least for what I need. This particular Joyoung is not sold in my country anymore. It has soup, smoothie and other programs.

[@eltigre_01]

Joyoung makes the chef wave it’s just rebranded.

[@MrMikeboca]

Where does the pulp go?

[@Gadgetify]

with most of these machines, everything is filtered and the waste is deposited to the waste container. That's my understanding anyway.

[@mariaaurigema6446]

Actually with the chef wave it is ground so small there is no waste. I went with the chef wave since it makes the best milk with the least nuts.

[@Gadgetify]

@@mariaaurigema6446 I use ChefWave myself because it is more versatile. Joyoung y1 is more of a complete blender that happens to make nut milk. I make soup with my Joyoung y1 :) Both of them are from the same brand anyway

[@mariaaurigema6446]

I should have specified there seems to be no nut waste. There is waste water but no pulp in my milk. I just got my chefwave so I am very new to it

[@Gadgetify]

@@mariaaurigema6446 Yea, that's where I thought the waste was going, no? I mean it is dirty water. It is not just water, so that's what I thought. To be honest, the company is not clear on that. They just say no waste :) I am just terrible with attention to details. haha. I simply turn the machine on, it makes me milk, I drink it.

[@juliewholohan2850]

Would be good if you could read at the speed of sound🤷‍♀️

[@Platonic_Izzy]

Exactly hahaha