SoyaJoy G4 soy Milk Maker & Soup Maker with all Stainless Steel Inside New Model

I kept ending up with clear liquid and solids that would settle to the bottom. It improved some when I added a little bit of Xantham Gum. I also was left with so much fine soy mush when sieving the liquid, like a whole average storage container full. Some could be used in a soup and I tried to make cookies out of them but since I wanted to make alot of soymilk, this was just not practical. Every other day I make a whole jug of our own kefir for which I need soymilk. Also made almond milk but again, not that great. I would rather eat the almonds. Yes, it was easy to clean and just needed to press a button. A long time ago I bought a Sanlinx (?) soymilk maker which really did the job and had very little okara as remains. There the problem was that the heating coil was always difficult to clean. Gave it to our daughter, and smart girl, she added boiled water so less heating was needed.

It’s quite convenient

Really like this products. Is super easy to use. You can make such a wide variety of things with it. Only disappointing thing is the lack of recipes in the instruction manual.

Very good and fast making soy milk machine I have ever seen.

I really like this machine!! It worked very good

This product is very perfect

It works like a charm

Two months use it and not working anymore.The power is not enough to making a soymilk.

We switched it on the clean cycle prior to use and it sparked and popped...We wrongly thought that plugging a US plug into an adapter for US to Uk would work.Sadly not. Very disappointed.It says 125v/ 10amp on the cable. We are 13amp 240v as the rest of UK. Shouldn't be sold in UK.

Beware: Should not be sold via Amazon Australia, because The Soyajoy G4+ DOES NOT work on Australian power (unless you want to purchase a step down converter for about $150). If you plug in this device in Australia using a travel adaptor, you will burn the device out - you need an expensive step down converter.