Arcmira 𝟲 𝗶𝗻 𝟭 Nut Milk Maker, 20 oz(600ml) Homemade Almond, Oat, Soy, Coconut, Plant Based and Non Dairy Beverages, Milk Blender Machine with Delay Start, Keep Warm, Boil Water, Self Cleaning

The Arcmira Nut Milk Maker has quickly become an essential part of my kitchen. It allows me to make fresh, preservative-free nut and plant-based milks in just minutes, which is a game-changer compared to store-bought alternatives filled with additives. The 20oz capacity is perfect for small, fresh batches, and I love that pre-soaking isn’t required, making the process even more convenient. One of my favorite features is the multiple temperature settings, which let me customize my drinks—whether I’m making hot soy milk or a refreshing cold oat milk. The grinding power is impressive, ensuring ultra-smooth results for both nut milks and smoothies. Compared to my blender, this machine delivers a silkier texture, making a noticeable difference in taste. Cleanup is effortless, thanks to the self-cleaning function—a quick rinse right after use keeps it in top shape. The included nut milk bag is a thoughtful addition, though I rarely need it since the machine blends so finely. For anyone looking to reduce dairy intake or enjoy high-quality homemade plant-based milks, this is an affordable, reliable, and easy-to-use option. It’s a simple model without unnecessary extras, but it delivers consistent results and saves money in the long run. Highly recommended!

Just unboxed this nut milk maker to make soy milk for my morning matcha latte. It feels solid and well made and wasn’t too loud. It took only about 20 mins to make hot soy milk and when it was done I added a little honey. I drank a cup while it was hot and the first thing I noticed is the unique smell which I can only describe as “green”. But it didn’t taste as it smelled and I enjoyed it very much. After straining, one batch makes about two cups of soy milk which will be roughly three matcha lattes. I’m going to have fun adding honey, dates, or maple syrup and maybe nutmeg or a pinch of salt. I’ve also ordered some soybeans that were recommended. The next batch I will make I will allow the beans to soak overnight in the fridge just to see if that alters the taste/smell/texture. I think I’m really going to enjoy this machine and the small amount of soybeans is MUCH cheaper than a $4.50 container of soy milk with so many additives. I will probably also make some nut milks at some point. Nutritionally, however, I believe soy milk is the healthiest plant milk to consume. Reviews noted that the instructions were easy to follow. I guess they were but you need to read all of them because the info isn’t organized very well. Would recommend.

worked great for a little over a year, just started making a strange noise, i expect it to eventually fail. still producing excellent oat milk....but for how long?

The Arcmira Nut Milk Maker is a game changer for anyone looking to make fresh, plant-based milk at home with minimal effort. It’s surprisingly quiet, easy to use, and blends everything from almonds to oats into a smooth, creamy consistency. The self-cleaning function is a huge plus—just rinse and press a button, and it takes care of the rest. The size is perfect for small batches, and I love that it doesn’t require pre-soaking. It also has useful features like a delay timer and a keep-warm setting, making it super convenient for busy mornings. Overall, it’s a sleek, efficient appliance that delivers great results without taking up too much counter space.

Easy to use!!

Pretty good nut milk maker for one or two people. My only problem with the machine is why does Arcmira omit the measuring spoon and the large brush when bought through Amazon. Every single one I’ve bought, four to be exact, did not have the measuring spoon and the large cleaning brush. However I bought one from Temu and it had the measuring spoon and the large cleaning brush as well as the small cleaning brush, cup and nut milk bag. What’s going on? P.S. Here’s what Amazon says about the Arcmira: What's in the box? Including: 1 * Nut Milk Maker 1 * Measuring Spoon 1 * Nut Milk Bag 1 * Clean Brush 1 * User Manual 1 * Recipe Book Again where’s the measuring spoon? Who’s responsible for this omission?

works well for a small plant milk maker I can use at home. The nut milk filter bag has a plastic smell at first but I soaked it overnight in vinegar and water, 1:3 ratio and it’s fine now. It wears out easily however. The instructions and recipe book have a few translation issues. It didn’t come with a spoon, but a little plastic cup. I had to contact customer service to find out what size the spoon was because the recipe book says 2, 3, or 4 spoons nuts or soybeans or oats or rice. They said about 15 ml, which is a U.S. Tablespoon. They also had the wrong electric cord for the US in my box but I borrowed the cord on my pressure cooker to test it, and customer support fixed that problem too. After some experimenting, I found it best to boil the soybeans for 5 minutes and let soak four hours or more, then drain and dry roast them in the oven for about 20 minutes at 200 degrees F more or less, stirring occasionally. That takes away the fresh sprouted bean flavor if you don’t like it. I don’t mind it, but I have a picky child who is lactose intolerant. I freeze the beans in 4 Tablespoon amounts so they’re easy to grab in the morning. I sometimes add a date, sometimes I just stir in a couple packets of stevia sweetener. Since the beans are pre cooked I can use the regular setting. It took me a while to figure out that I needed to push the button labeled menu/cancel multiple times to move the light to the next option such as regular, warm, self clean etc. It is easy to clean if you do it immediately. By the way, I noticed that I can add a bit extra soybeans on the regular setting but it might foam and boil over if I add extra on the hot setting. If you want your milk extra creamy on the hot setting you can use less water. Hope this helps.

I really like the appearance and color of the soy milk maker, and the capacity is just right. However, the first time I used it to cook soaked black beans, the taste was simply inedible; the beany smell was too strong, and my stomach felt uncomfortable all day afterwards. The control panel is completely user-unfriendly, very noisy, and there are no detailed instructions on the size of the spoon or how to use each part/accessory.

This product amazing, it is not that loud. For this price It delivers great quality soyamilk in 10 minutes. It is creamy better than some expensive brand. It blends every you put in. Highly recommended.

It blew up the first time I plugged it in

I love this product. I purchased two different brands nut milk makers. The other brand is 1L size from other store. compare these two kinds. this 600ml size is better than the large size. short time to finish and a little bit quiet. Therefore, I love this product very much.

Takes so long to boil water to 212F, hard to clean after making sesame milk (one spoon and one cup of water), panel is nit user-friendly at all, noise is loud, no detailed instructions/explanations on size of spoon, and usage of each component/accompanying parts.

Not gonna lie I got this cuz of the color. I regret not getting a bigger one as this only makes 2.5 cups of nut milk. Nevertheless it does work well, and I've been enjoying the almond milk, oat milk and soy milk I made from it! Down side is the self clean doesn't work well so gotta be careful of not getting the exterior too wet.