Is this model suitable for making less soy milk say 400ml? Since I usually use it only for myself.
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900 is really not that much... After you filter out the okara (pulp) it's really only about 600 left. You can put the rest in the fridge.
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I tried it on almond soy. The frother worked well. I just don't care for soy. lol
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If you want to use in cooking, it is ok, but this kind of soy bean ( smaller type) is for soy milk. some other kind of soy bean is bigger, would be better for cooking...
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I was given a 14 year old Soyajoy that had a filter. I had to scrape the filter, then add more beans and run a second time.I liked it enough to want a new one, and absolutely love the G4! I don't whether to call it a soymilk maker or okara machine. The okara is very easy to strain, and pretty much fills the scoop. It can be subbed for tofu in most any recipe that calls for mashing tofu, and I prefer it. I haven't made tofu with this yet, and probably won't. Look it up on Youtube, there are many videos for soymilkmaker.
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Yes it will work... I tried it. You can make really small amount of milk. What i can't understand us why they have this minimum limit.
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I've filled to slightly below the minimum line and it works fine. I think if volume gets too low, the spin disk will push most of the milk up the wall so it won't be heated or frothed very well. I haven't tested to see how little volume will still work well.
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also, the soyapower has more functions 8 vs 5. though depending on your needs, you may not need all 8 functions. i use my soyajoy for soymilk mostly but sometimes use it for soups and almond milk. i also find the stainless steel pitcher to have a cleaner look. for more detailed comparison check their website for the comparison table found in features and functions section of either product. hint also compare prices. hope that helps.
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sure, may not be as 'full' as other milks but you can; I just started using non sweetened soy milk from Trader Joe's the dream milk type, and boy, that froths the best and tastes way better than I thought it would
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I'm sorry I don't know, I looked this up on Yahoo! and found that soy milk can be frothed but that the quality will suffer due to the fat content. Hope this helps :-)
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Definitely not too delicate. I use for soy milk. May require several layers to capture small particles.
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We bought this to make vegan yogurt and do not heat the soy milk, however I'm not sure if you would need to heat cow's milk.
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What exactly are your problems? This product works fine for me for making soy yogurt out of soy milk.
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You might be able to lessen the qty of milk to have it "set" but it is not design for that. Works best in Trifle or with fresh fruit it is meant to be used almost liquid.
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Yes, I do strain the milk as I pour it into a jar to keep in the refrigerator. I love my Soybella. Easiest process ever.
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Sure! I'm doing 1/2 & 1/2 with whole milk as we are weening. Just make up your 1/2 formula (less than 1/2 of what the pitcher can hold) and then add your 1/2 BM. Give it a few pumps to mix and you should be good to go.
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The machine comes with a little booklet and a measuring cup. The booklet has some recipes and indicates how many cups you need for each kind of milk. For instance, to make a litre of soy milk, you need one cup and a half (included measuring cup, not a regular cup) of soy beans. You can also add less water and have a thicker milk. For almonds you have to add a bit more or you will get watery milk. The booklet helps a lot but with practice you will determine how you like it.
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I've used powdered milk and it set perfectly. I've never used soy or rice milk, so I can't if they would work the same.