How is making milk in the M1 different from using a juicer?Updated 3 hours ago
Great question! Both can make plant-based milk, but the process and results are pretty different.
M1 - built specifically for plant milk:
- No soaking required
- No manual straining
- Adjustable creaminess
- Quick cleanup
- Works great with nuts, seeds, grains, and flavorings
Juicers (J2 or J3) - built for cold-press juicing:
- Requires soaking for most nuts and seeds
- Uses the juice strainer to press milk from softened ingredients
- Cleanup takes a bit more effort
- Works best with softer nuts and seeds
If you want the fastest, easiest, most consistent way to make smooth milk with full ingredient flexibility, the M1 is the way to go. If you already own a juicer and want an appliance that handles juice and the occasional batch of milk, that works great too. Either way, you'll end up with delicious homemade milk.