Watch this Review Before You Buy an Almond Cow vs Nutramilk Nut Milk Comparison
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2021
- John from www.discountjuicers.com/ reviews the Almond Cow Nut Milk Maker and the Nutramilk Nut Milk Maker in this head-to-head comparison review.
In this episode, you will learn how more about the Almond Cow Nut Milk Maker and the Nutramilk Nut Milk Maker. You will learn the differences between these two nut milk appliances and how they differ. You will learn about the warranty and some of the back story on each of the appliances. You will learn which of these two machines does a lot more than just make nut milk.
Next, John will make nut milk in each of the machines. You will see how long it takes to make nut milk using each method, as well as the yield of nut milk that is made using each method. You will also discover how much foam/froth is created using each method and which appliance makes more waste.
Finally, John will taste-test the nut milk and give you his honest opinion on what each of the nut milk tastes like and which kind of nut milk he prefers.
After watching this episode, you will learn if you should get the nutramilk or almond cow nut milk-making appliance and which one may best fit you and your family's needs. John will also declare the winner of this nut-milk-off battle.
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Further Comments: On the nutramilk, I should have ran the butter mode longer, maybe for 10-12 minutes to get the almonds broken down further, and there would have been less pulp leftover at the end of the process.
On the Almond Cow, the lock washer and nut on the bottom of the blade assembly CAME off while processing! This is really not a good thing, which then caused later damage to my blender as I attempted to get better utilization out of the hardy ground almonds.
I run my butter setting for 14 minutes and I have no problems...
I Love your demo, I watch you a lot I really enjoy them and I learn a great deal. Thanks a bunch.
One benefit of the almond cow over the Nutramilk is all stainless steel contact points vs. plastic in the Nutramilk. I use soy lecithin to my milks to make them more creamy. I own an Almond Cow and it works well at a lower cost, lower time and easier clean up. Almond Cow for the win.
How much soy lecithin do you use per litre/quart?
Where you get the lecithin?
This video seems more like an attack on the Almond Cow than a fair comparison with the NutraMilk. Heck he doesn't even provide a link to the AC and instead provides a link for another product.
@@jmonteschio Agreed, and he doesn't compare it to the Almond Cow Pro while talking about the Pro features of the other.
Would be nice if they could take some points from many Japanese brands and incorporate glass where appropriate and steel otherwise... I don't mind a little heavy duty plastic for the body, but the plastic of most of these is pretty cheap China-made quick to warp/break stuff. I'm still using 20 year old gadgets NOT made in China... haven't needed to change out since even the gasket at the bottom only needed replacing once after heavy use almost daily 14 years in.
John, you are the best educator in juicing, nut milks and organic gardening. What a treasure you are! Thanks from all of us, my brother.
I wish the Nutramilk, came in glass. It would be perfect then. I have concerns with regards to plastic.
And rightly so. I have been transitioning to glass across the board, from drinking containers and plates, to measurement tools.
If the Nutramilk is a commercial model/unit shouldn’t you compare it to the Almondcow pro?
I have been watching your video's for a few years now and always found you to be so inspirational - this is just another example of just how inspirational you are - I cannot wait to purchase the Nutramilk and hopefully benefit from the rich creamy milks which you have described - thank you!
I have a Nutramilk machine and I really like it. Don’t make too many nut milks (eat low fat) but I make raw veggie broth in it then freeze it in 1 c Souper cubes for later uses. I use the optional butter container to make some nut butters and almond meal for baking, raw apple sauce, blend nice cream and use it like a food processor. Like that I can wash up the containers, blade, and wiper in the dishwasher!
I was actually a Kickstarter backer of the “Almond Cow” 😃
I’m thinking about getting one of these machines just for convenience, but honestly, when I put all my ingredients into my Vitamix, and then strain with a nut milk bag, I’m left with a playdough consistency. no teal moisture left at all. The milk I get is pretty creamy, but it’s just so time consuming, and so messy that it’s a real pain in the butt to have to do every day. Don’t know if I’m happy about what’s left over in the Almond Cow. Seems like a lot left over.
I had the Almond Cow for about a week and returned it. I was not happy about all the pulp left over after making almond milk (I’m not talking about the stuff inside the filter thing) I had at least 1/4 cup in my nutmilk bag after pouring it through.
I purchased the NutraMilk and LOVE it. Barely and almond skin sludge left over. Poured the milk through a nutmilk bag and there was virtually no sediment.
Yes, its expensive, but worth it. Watching the videos will make me broke as I’ve ordered a Sana 727 juicer (15 year warranty sold me).
There is a new machine called Nutr, can you review that next? Always appreciate the depth of your comparisons, they always seem well researched.
Thank you for a good comparison. I mostly make coconut milk from mature coconuts from our farm so the blender method is best : )
Hi John. Thanks for the great video. Any recommendation for a professional version of nut milk maker that can produce in large amount? In your video it's around 1.5 liter/time, and I'm looking for at least 5 liters/time. Thanks!
@27:53 I burst into laughter. Talk about honesty...I died! lol
yes me too, 27:55. I bust out. This is terrible, wouldnt wish it on my worst enemy... lolllll
yes me too, 27:55. I bust out. This is terrible, wouldnt wish it on my worst enemy... lolllll
Thanks for making this video as I’ve been wondering about the Nutramilk Nut Maker that Chef AJ has been raving about.
I got my Nutramilk about a month ago and absolutely love it.
John there’s a new nut maker machine called grow up. It says in description that it uses a Patent Pending vacuum system. Would you please look into this and do a video so we see what this vacuum technology is is all about? Would sure appreciate it. Thank you Jon for all you do.
I'll order this from you at some point. I have the almond cow already. I also have a blendtec with nut butter jar so I'll probably use the blendtec then put it In the almond cow for now. Thanks for the awesome vid!
Hi John , I have a blender , now I would love to buy a juicer! I love your channel!
Hi John! I love your videos! I’m wanting to continue making soups/butters/milks/smoothies and juices while on the road in my RV/Van. Any suggestions on smaller/lower power draw appliances that will render a good product?
You’re the best John! Thanks for all the research you do, you’re the guy when I want a true review!
I agree, used almond cow today and way too much liquid in the pulp, I had to drain with a muslin cloth. Poor extraction but fast and fine grind
Looking good, John! Thanks for the review. Very helpful.
Hi John! Thank you for the video...what do you think about the Chefwave or the Joyoung nutmilk machines?
Can you use walnuts with the almond cow? And if so would it be 1cup to 4 cups water
I’m really impressed with the Nutramilk machine. Is that still your go to? Besides the blender/nut milk bag?
I honestly was just looking for reviews about the almond cow. I can't even finish this video because it just seems so biased. The other product sounds amazing however I just want to simple nut milk maker.
Nutra milk. I like that it actually was made with the nuts into butter 1st, then into nut milk. Yes please share your nut butter recipes 😊
How does the Nama juicer compare to nutramilk for making almond milk?
Hi John where can I find the lids and the extraction for the mason jars ?
John, great video!
Can you do a comparison with the Nutr?
Thanks for all your hard work!😊
Thanks again for the great product review. I almost bought an Almond Cow. I will be getting the Nutramilk instead. When I get it I will use your link.
I did see your review on the Nama J2 and I would like to purchase that one day soon. I have to sell my Kuvings juicer first then upgrade to something better.
I been watching fo for long time, I need one nut milk and one juicer,what can you recommended
Received miomat for Christmas. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT❤
I find your videos very informative; you take your time demonstrating how to use those small appliances and explain why certain ones are better than others. On a separe note, what is your take on the so-called antinutrients found in nuts? These antinutrients supposedly deplete vitamins and minerals from our bodies.
raw nuts and seeds are one of the most nutritious foods on the planet, jam packed with minerals, vitamins, healthy fats, protein, etc. They don't strip away nutrients from your body! They ARE nutrients!
watching this while having my juice.... (nectar of gods...) another awesome video.
yeah but does the tribest actually heat ALL the nut mylks? i would want raw almond,oat,coconut and cashew mylk...i have been looking at the tribest but that feature has made me think not to purchase it...but if there is an option to NOT heat when i need it..i would prefer the tribest...would love your opinion..ty
Yes, please make more butters and diff milks via Nutramilk John!
Cashews work great for folks who have no gut biome issues. A sprouted seed is a better choice. Have you tried any seed milk in these machines? Thanks.
How long does the big batch of nut milk last in fridge made with the Nutramilk?
How come you don't have your other channels listed in the UA-cam channel tab?
Do you have a recommendation for nutra milk vs Nama j2? I don’t like froth or separation.
I wonder if you can do a review in the Tribest Soyabella milk maker
I just stumble across Chefwave nut milk maker. Can you do a comparison with this Chefwave and other nut milk maker?
Do you have to make almond butter before you make the milk or can you let the NutraMilk run longer to get the milk? Also can the Almond Cow pulp be re-run in the Almond Cow machine?
Yes you can run the Almond Cow more than one time. I personally think the Almond Cow already makes thicker milk the first run and actually we add a little more in ours. Almond Cow first run to me is thicker than store bought refrigerated plant milks
I would love the idea to make my own Almond Milk, but what I love about the store almond milk is that its low in calories. How many calories are in the one you did on the left? Also could you use less almonds, to even reduce calories?
Sounds like almond cow makes pretty watery nut milk (which would make it low cal) but I would be more concerned with the ingredients in store bought milk than the calories.
I have a juicer but I don't make milk in it. Because I would have to make too much milk to get it to the smoothness that I like. And then it would spoil before I could drink it. And that is why I use the Almond cow.
Can you please compared the new Nama J2 juicier to your favorite milk machine ????
I definitely need a vacuum blender and the nut milk ❤️
You changed my mind about the almond cow. The nutramilk is much better.
The Nutramilk definitely looks better‼️. Do you offer any payment plans❓❓❓ ❤️
I bought it directly from NutraMilk and they offer a payment plan...or at least they did!
I just use the vitamix with pre soaked nuts and 4 cups of water. Run the vitamix for a minute then extract it with my vsj843 and a fine screen strainer. Much easier to clean.
I have a Vitamix and use nut bag. Sometimes I don’t strain it. It’s ok. The bag is annoying but the Vitamix does so much more than just make milk. A better alternative. Quick too. I tried the Kuvings cold press juicer. Not bad. Slow and difficult to clean. Vitamix much easier
I use Vitamix and pour the milk through a fine sieve. That works great!
Does either of those machines does cold milk
Almond cow is all stainless steel… that’s way better than anything on the market 100% healthy
Would the yield have been different if the almonds were soaked overnight? Liked the Nutra milk
i know this an old video but would you ever do a NutraMilk vs Nama J2
I was literally about to hit purchuse on buying the almond cow, but I say your video and now I'm going to get the other one lol Is there a recipe book to make other things? Like chocolate milk?
I have the Nutramilk and it comes with a beautiful spiral book. I love my Nutramilk.
So funny I had the almond cow in my cart last night, and I didn't purchase it. Today I got a notification from almond cow and simply typed in "almond cow vs" the blank filled in by google and John's video was the first thing I saw. I'm going to save up for the Nutramilk. Until then I'll be up to my old tricks with my Vitamix and nut milk bag.
It would be nice to see how it works to make cacao chocolate bars ! Is that video coming out soon??
After watching this, I would also like to own a Nutramilk 👍
You won't be disappointed!
I was gifted an Almond Cow and it made coconut milk flavored water unfortunately. Hate that I have to use so much water. I now want an extractor specifically made for coconuts because I want thick and creamy coconut milk!!!
Please do a review of Milky Plant nut milk machine.
Thanks for the video. Do you ever check you bodies ph? Where are you usually at?😊
I’m still a fan of the almond cow. I dont need another big appliance on my counter. Personally I dont want my milk too rich.
what size is your mason jar?
Tks
I think you won the 7 minute stare down, lol.
My nutramilk machine isn't dispensing my almond milk. I replaced the inside screen and it still doesn't work. I've tried calling customer service without success. Any idea what to do to fix or to contact customer support?
I have always had luck when I emailed them. They recently changed their website and brand name. You can reach them at bonavita.co/pages/get-in-touch
I’ve known about almond cow since it was first released but seeing the current model hasn’t shown much improvement to the amount of waste or pulp accumulation I may have to pass. My main concern is making a creamy nut milk with little to no waste. It’s one of the reasons I never liked the nut milk bag method as all that extra pulp was annoying to deal after many sessions making milks. It’s Nutramilk for the win.
This video convinced me to get Nutramilk instead of Almond Cow!
Comparing a 500.00 to a 250.00 isn't comparing apples to apples. 😂
Can you make almond nut milk with a vacuum blender?
Yes you can he mentioned that right at the end.
@@freespirit2194 Thank you! Do you know how? And where I can get the vacuum blender he was selling for $55?
@@jerzeys2finest89 You're welcome. Sorry I don't know. He did do a video on a cheap one but as I am in Australia and it was a USA store I didn't look into it. I use one I got from K-mart here. Anko brand. It was the cheapest one I could find. ua-cam.com/video/7ixa3xiqZqQ/v-deo.html this is the video which he spoke about them. Much blessings :)
@@freespirit2194 Thank you very much, appreciate it! :)
John is a legend
Wish I would have watched this before buying the almond cow. I'm not impressed with it. It stops working after a few cycles because it gets overheated. The Pulp is so wet and there are always unprocessed chunks. It's awkward to us the parts, I can never see the measure markings. And the milks are just always very watery. Even when triple processing with the cream recipes.
All blenders are easy to clean by putting water and a little dish soap inside the blender and turn the blender on.
You didn't let the nut butter go long enough, you had a dry damp flour, it needs to go the the ball and then it settles down to a butter. Then you do the milk.
You are the best
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Nutramilk all day!
Nutramilk is the best
The nutra will taste better because you used less water than the almond cow . Not a fair comparison
Smoke from Almond cow machine 🤣🤣
I was hoping you would have included tips on hairstyles.
IDK that nutria milk looks like a monstrosity. Don’t most nag real foodies have a vita mix and a food processor already? I read almond cow reviews and they mostly said it stopped running after a few uses.
3 years and Almond Cow is running strong….never any issues.
So isn't a consumer of alternative milks but then wants to do a review on it ?
Almond Cow Pro is way better !
This guy looks like he’s been imbibing of the wacky weed