Making #Soymilk using #MioMat and #SoyaJoyG5. Comparing both machines. #soymilkmachine Buy MioMat here amzn.to/3U8EIzZ Buy SoyaJoy G5 here machine amzn.to/3DAcfw5
Just got my SoyaJoy G5 tonight and tried it for that first time. Love it!! So much better than grinding and cooking. Mine didn’t spill when I poured, not sure what I did to prevent it but I was very happy with it.
I have soyajoy, very oldest model for years. Very dependable. I never throw away the soy "pulp" (oraka) rather I use it to make soy burgers by adding shreaded vegetables, bit of whole wheat flour, sometimes shreaded nori sheat and seasonings like onion, garlic, and bake the patties in air fryer. Can also use the pulp in muffins. All soy milk makers newer models do seem easier to clean than my old but trusty model.
Great video Marie. You have certainly piqued my curiosity with these alternative milk making machines. Is it possible to make almond milk from either brand? I may check into these. We use a professional grade Vitamix but it isn't too happy grinding up freshly roasted almonds.
Hi yes, you can use the soylmilk machine to make almond milk. You need to soak the almonds, chop up to make them smaller like soybean size. And process them in the machine. I'll show you a video of me making it
Yeah as I said that is an easy fix(dun need rocket scientist to fix it) i don't work in the kitchen that much but un acceptable if the kichen equipment make messy on the counter top ,I am very sure you hate it as much as I do good thing that they already took care the problems as marketing person said👍😃
Hi they both make hot soymilk. 35-36 minutes process time. Make sure you soak the soybeans at least 6 hours and rinse before processing. Soaked beans cook eaiser and quicker.
Very interesting. Ive yet to get a drip or mess from my Soyajoy. 🤔 I feel like I do the same thing as you did. Maybe just how much you try to pour at once 🤷 Great video though! Thanks.
What about the unsoaked option from SoyaJoy? That seems to be the main difference between the two for me. How does the milk made from unsoaked soy compare? If I don’t have to pre-soak with SoyaJoy then I’d much rather get the SoyaJoy.
You can make soy milk with SoyaJoy without having to pre- soak them. But it's better for your digestion, you don't get bloated if you pre-soak beans before cooking including soybeans.
I have a 50 pound sack of soy flour. Can I make soy milk using it? What setting would I use? I've heard SoyaJoyG5 can be set for high elevation (1 mile above sea level). How do I do this? How can MioMat be set for high elevation?
thank you . what would you suggest to someone who wants to permanently swap to soy milk and needs a reliable and one off machine . are these good quality ,efficient and long lasting
SoyaJoy G5 has got better - a few things about the comparisons: 1. Capacity: SoyaJoy G5 capacity is about 30% larger. That is not a little bit. 2. Less pulp filtered out means more got into the milk. Higher motor speeds grinds soy pulp finer. However finer pulp means more soybean pulp will go through the filter to get into the milk. We have found that majority of people don’t like more pulp in the milk even the pulp is ground very fine. In addition, the additional fine pulp in soy milk doesn't increase protein content of the soy milk. 3. The metal cup over the blades. The SoyaJoy G3 of 10 years ago uses the removable metal cup over the blades. We found one issue - after one or two years of usage, some cups gots loose and cause rattle noise during use or even dis-engage. That is why we changed to the fixed metal cup in current SayJoy G5. Our new SoyaJoy G5 is easy to clean, doesn’t take any more time than the removal cup. 4. The drip when pouring milk out. As you can see, the SoyaJoy G5 already had a pour spot. If you pour out milk steadily, no drip will happen. Only when you do it not steady (watch the video) a small amount may drip out. We have improved this and all new machines you buy now will not drip. 5. The SoyaJoy G5 is not more noisy than the other model.
Thanks for your comments. We do use SoyaJoy G5 in making soymilk. We use both SoyaJoy G5 and MioMat, as Iclearly says the pros and cons of both milk machines, but we like using them both.
