Nama M1 Plant-based Milk Maker | Product Review

[@jans8057]

I don't usually comment on videos; however, you said in the comments that this is your first video. You did an excellent job and I wish you many blessings with your channel.

[@twodayvegan]

Omg, thank you so much!☺I don't know why I've waited to long lol. I'm excited to do some more things!

[@FSM2675]

Good point. Why would they design this device without a handle? I understand aesthetic, but then there's functionality.

[@twodayvegan]

I hear you! One additional note; there actually is ONE handle, but it's on the top of the lid! That just means the lid would have to always be on to transport with one hand. That's not how I generally transport things, so I do not even use it because I always forget it's there lol. Maybe with longer use, I will remember!

[@FSM2675]

@ but no handle to pour right? I think that's ludicrous. Great, thorough video btw.

[@twodayvegan]

@@FSM2675 awww, thanks! It's my first video (I don't know why I was super nervous about it lol), so I'm super happy you enjoyed it! Luckily, there's no pouring necessary once you insert the water! The spout at the bottom opens up to release the finished milk.

[@taniaallan5702]

@@FSM2675 you pour from the pitcher, which has a handle. You don’t pour from the top blending part, there is a spout. It’s perfect as it is. I don’t need it to take up more counter or cabinet space because I can’t use two hands. Love my m1.

[@taniaallan5702]

I love my m1. I’ve found my plant milk will last a good 5 days. I’ve never had any left after the fifth day so don’t know if it would go longer. I put a good pinch of sea salt which prolongs the freshness a few more days. I’ve been making mine for 4 years with the Almond Cow but upgraded to the m1 about a month ago.