🥛 Tribest SB-130 Soyabella – Stainless Steel Large Automatic Soy Milk and Nut Milk Maker Review

Bought to make our own almond milk and it's the best milk we've ever had! Highly recommended. If there's any downside it's that I wish he could make big bucks at once, we'll go over this so fast! Easy to use, cleaning is easy, quick and painless, and the milk is delicious!

I've had this since January, bought it because it's not currently in any of the nut milk products on the market. There are very few nuts! This thing takes soaked nuts and filtered water and produces the most delicious milk. I use it in smoothies, oatmeal and drink it straight. I don't add vanilla or sugar - it's great on its own, I highly recommend this machine.

I like this device very much! It is easy to use and easy to maintain. The taste of almond milk is amazing. It's just almonds and pure water and no chemicals. All I can say is buy it, you will be so happy! There is also a coffee grinder function and you can also prepare other nut and rice milks. I was very happy with my soya bella.

My husband LOVES almond milk! Once you've tasted homemade almond milk, you won't be able to drink store brands anymore! The taste is so pure and sweet that store brands don't even come close! I showed my husband how to do it! It is so easy! Soak the almonds for 6-8 hours, pour water over the soyabella, add almonds and dates to a can to sweeten. Grind at least 4-5 times and the almond milk is ready! I added fresh coconut pulp to the almonds and the milk was so creamy and delicious! I also make…

I was very happy to receive my Soyabella in the mail. A few days earlier I bought a big bag of almonds and cashews to experiment with in the kitchen for a few hours. To my dismay both milk grids did not connect to the head unit as instructed in the instructions. Full rotation, the milk screen will click and then just disappear. I figured I might be doing it wrong so I decided to twist the milk strainer to the point before it clicks and separates from the main unit. Well, that turned out to be a

I've had Soyabella for a few years now and still use it. The instructions call for soybeans to be soaked for 4 hours. It takes 20 minutes to prepare soy milk. It comes with a metal basket that holds the soaked soybeans and the blade assembly attaches to the basket. Pour water up to the line indicated on the inside of the canister, attach the blade and basket to the canister, and press "Milk" to begin. Soyabella will beep loudly to let you know everything is ready. Be very careful when removing…

I really like this gadget, it saves a lot of time too. My husband and I wanted pure almond or soy milk. After receiving it, I soaked 1 cup (inclusive) almonds and 1 bean each for 6 hours and made my own milk, one with the included milk nozzle and the other with soy. I found a very good video with easy to follow step by step instructions saying it's better to buy blanched almonds which I didn't know about at the time. I drained and cleaned the nuts and beans but it doesn't seem necessary. Then I