Nama M1 Plant-Milk Maker
- No soaking needed for nuts, seeds or grains
- Blends and separates, dry pulp out
- 120V
- Cleaning brush, pulp pouch, pitcher with lid included
- 15-year warranty
- 22.7 pounds, 18 x 16 x 13 inches
Updated 3 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A dedicated plant milk machine that blends and separates in minutes with no soaking or bag straining, backed by a long warranty. It is large and heavy for a single purpose appliance.
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ASIN: B0DSYKYMFTModel: M1
Overview
Not a blender with a strainer bag, the Nama milk maker blends nuts, seeds or grains and then separates out the pulp itself, leaving dry pulp for recipes. Ingredients go in unsoaked, and creamy milk comes out into the included pitcher.
Skipping the soak and the messy squeeze through a bag is the reason to buy, along with a long warranty. It takes real counter space and weight for a machine that does one job.
Who it's for
Occasional users with little counter space may be happier with a blender and bag.
Pros and cons
- No soaking needed
- Separates pulp automatically
- Dry pulp reusable in recipes
- Pitcher with lid included
- Batch size not listed
Performance notes
Blending breaks down the ingredients and a separating stage pulls the liquid away from the fiber, so pulp comes out dry instead of being squeezed by hand. Milk richness depends on the ratio of ingredients to water.
Specifications
| Brand | Nama |
|---|---|
| Model | M1 |
Frequently asked questions
What comes in the box with the Nama M1?
The M1 machine with a cleaning brush, a pulp pouch and a pitcher with lid.
How long does the Nama M1 take to make milk?
Nama says it delivers creamy milk in minutes.
What can you do with Nama M1 pulp?
The pulp comes out dry and can be reused in recipes to reduce waste.
Is the Nama M1 a regular blender?
No. It is a plant-milk maker that blends and separates out the pulp, not a general purpose blender.