Buy the Nama M1 Plant Milk Maker directly at bit.ly/plantmilkmaker Use coupon MILK60 to SAVE $60 (Black Friday sale ends 12/2) Buy the Nama J2 directly at www.bit.ly/j2juicer Use coupon EITHER to SAVE $55 in USA or 10% off around the World. Free Shipping in 48 US states. FREE SHIPPING in the EU when ordering a European J2 Juicer. When you use the link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
I am watching this channel for a while. Finally, I got my 1st Nama device, the J2! Maybe I will get the M1 for next Christmas! ❤ I love the dept of the information about these devices. You are awesome!
Loving the fact that Nama is actually answering questions in this video. That’s so awesome. I already want one for multiple reasons but this just makes me love you guys even more.
Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:02 SAVE $60 off M1 at bit.ly/plantmilkmaker with coupon MILK60 01:09 Comparing Nama M1 and Nama J2 Juicer 01:47 Nama M1: Designed for Nut Milk Efficiency 02:22 How Nama J2 Works for Juicing and Nut Milk 03:31 Why the Nama J2 Struggles with Nut Milk 05:15 Benefits of Making Nut Milk in the Nama M1 06:23 Nama M1 Can Also Juice High-Water Vegetables 07:22 Detailed Comparison: M1 vs. J2 Nut Milk Process 09:04 M1’s High-Speed Blending for Rich Nut Milk 10:17 Adjusting Nut-to-Water Ratios in the M1 13:18 Convenience of No Pre-Soaking for Nama M1 17:44 How Long It Takes to Make Nut Milk in Each Machine 19:45 Nama J2 Nut Milk Processing Limitations 21:27 Nama M1 Nut Milk Processing Speed 25:04 Hydrometer Test: M1 vs. J2 Nut Milk Density 30:26 Cleaning the M1 vs. Cleaning the J2 32:09 Testing Nut Milk Texture and Pulp Differences 35:27 Reprocessing J2 Nut Pulp in the M1 38:56 Comparing Taste and Quality of Nut Milks 40:33 Final Recommendation: M1 for Nut Milk, J2 for Juicing 43:33 Black Friday Discount Reminder for Nama M1 ($60 Off) 44:54 SAVE $60 off at bit.ly/plantmilkmaker with coupon MILK60 Referenced & Related Videos Nama M1 Plant Milk Maker Unboxing Review ruclips.net/video/d7YMJ5ok9AY/видео.html Nama M1 vs Almond Cow: Best for Almond Milk? ruclips.net/video/yRsfpzeLHBM/видео.html What they Don't Want You to Know about the Nama J2 this Holiday ruclips.net/video/ziAlwzuRHoc/видео.html Don't Make Nut Milk in a Juicer without doing this ruclips.net/video/clvmB_yqu3Y/видео.html Juicers Are Great for Juicing, But Not for Nut Milk - Here's Why ruclips.net/video/OlZTo2oZy7Q/видео.html Original Nama J2 Unboxing ruclips.net/video/KOPyLlBrGgA/видео.html
I ordered M1 nut milk machine in black. I could not pass this opportunity. I also have Nama J2 juicer. I am loving it. Thanks Jonn for your videos. I am glad that I follow your reviews
In making nutmilks in my juicer (not nama) i control the water/nut ratios to get the flavor I want and sometimes run the nut milk through the juicer again as opposed to adding more water.I also sometimes run the pulp through again. I do like the idea of put it all in the machine at once. Always soak the nuts as it makes it more bio-available.
Hello John, I am very interested in using your promo code to purchase the Nama M1. Do you have any tip for where to purchase the least expensive organic nuts in bulk in order to make plant-based milks? Thank you in advance for your reply.
I have the J2 and have made nut milk with it a few times and honestly it’s not that great at making nut milks. As for making Juices, Sorbet’s and Peanut Butters it’s top notch 💚💚💚
I started making plant milk without straining after i saw your video on making cashew milk in a blender. Is M1 better to use than the blender method in your other video?
Hi John! Thank you for amazing reviews! Could you please review Froothie Evolve blender? It’s the first high-speed glass(!) vacuum blender. I am considering to buy, they claim they reach 80 kPa with the pump (~24 inch mercury) - could you please review this machine? 🙏
Hi there! The M1 Plant-Based Milk Maker is designed to create nut, grain, and seed-based milk at home. However, you are able to infuse soft produce such as strawberries, bananas, or pitted peaches to create flavored milk. We hope this clarifies your question and please let us know if there’s anything else we can help with!
@@Pearlsllc Hello! Yes, you can add dates to the M1 if this is your preference. We recommend pitting the dates prior to adding them to the M1 to avoid any damage from the hard pits. Please reach out with any further questions!
My sister uses milks for her handmade artisans soaps, all those milks have added 🤢 ingredients. this would be perfect for her soaps and for me too make my healthy nut milks
The nutramilk makes a "whole food nut milk" since it turns the nuts into nut butter first, then you add water. To me, that has a much better flavor/taste as it is more thick and rick, and healthier IMO because it contains more fiber. It's also a much longer process and more parts to clean.
I just bought this bc of small footprint but ye nutrmilk machine leaves virtually no pulp bc it makes nutnutter first. It makes the best. But very large machine
Hi there, thank you for reaching out! The M1 chamber is not compatible with the J2 model due to its differing technology, mechanical parts, size, and dimensions. The J2 juicer motor actually does not spin more than 43 rpm (rotation per minute) so it's not able to process like a blender. Whereas the M1 spins at 200 rotations per second so much faster! The M1 technology is brand new on the market place which is why it had to be designed as a completely new product! If you would like further assistance or have any additional questions, please feel free to let us know. We are here to help!
Hi there! Yes, you can make soy milk with the Nama M1! However, since the M1 doesn’t have a heating element, making soy milk is a two-step process. Soybeans must be cooked first to create smooth, creamy soy milk in the M1 and to ensure safe consumption. Here’s how to make soy milk in the Nama M1: 1. Start by soaking 1 cup of dry soybeans in water for 8-12 hours. 2. After soaking, drain and rinse the soybeans. Then, cook them in boiling water for about 15-20 min, or until fully cooked and tender. Drain again, then let the soybeans cool off - They should not feel hot to the touch. 3. Add the cooked soybeans to the M1, along with fresh water. For a creamier consistency, we recommend a 1:2 ratio of cooked soybeans to water. Add to the M1 and blend for 1 min. 4. If desired, add a natural sweetener like maple syrup, dates, or vanilla during the blending process to taste. Once completed, you’ll have homemade soy milk ready to enjoy. Hope this helps!
@@Namawellcan you cook the soy, freeze it and then, when you are ready to make milk, defrost and proceed with the next steps - adding it with water to nama m1 etc.?
I put my soaked almonds in the vitamix, and then just pour that in the J2, much better than any store bought. I am not buying a one hit wonder. Love you dude but no way. Plus who wants all that oxygen degrading the milk. My almond milk is creamy.
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Buy the Nama M1 Plant Milk Maker directly at bit.ly/plantmilkmaker Use coupon MILK60 to SAVE $60 (Black Friday sale ends 12/2)
Buy the Nama J2 directly at www.bit.ly/j2juicer Use coupon EITHER to SAVE $55 in USA or 10% off around the World. Free Shipping in 48 US states. FREE SHIPPING in the EU when ordering a European J2 Juicer. When you use the link and coupon code, John will get a small percentage of the sale, so he can continue to make his impartial videos for you. Thank You for using my links instead of others.
Do you think that on 11/29 the deal for the J2 will be greater than $55 off? Trying to figure out if I should wait or not. Thank you!!
The chef wave milk maker cleans itself, and it’s half the price of the M1
I am watching this channel for a while.
Finally, I got my 1st Nama device, the J2! Maybe I will get the M1 for next Christmas! ❤
I love the dept of the information about these devices. You are awesome!
Loving the fact that Nama is actually answering questions in this video. That’s so awesome. I already want one for multiple reasons but this just makes me love you guys even more.
You are THE ONLY person we trust since the first vertical hurom juicer at least 10y ago
Been following you since ❤
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
00:02 SAVE $60 off M1 at bit.ly/plantmilkmaker with coupon MILK60
01:09 Comparing Nama M1 and Nama J2 Juicer
01:47 Nama M1: Designed for Nut Milk Efficiency
02:22 How Nama J2 Works for Juicing and Nut Milk
03:31 Why the Nama J2 Struggles with Nut Milk
05:15 Benefits of Making Nut Milk in the Nama M1
06:23 Nama M1 Can Also Juice High-Water Vegetables
07:22 Detailed Comparison: M1 vs. J2 Nut Milk Process
09:04 M1’s High-Speed Blending for Rich Nut Milk
10:17 Adjusting Nut-to-Water Ratios in the M1
13:18 Convenience of No Pre-Soaking for Nama M1
17:44 How Long It Takes to Make Nut Milk in Each Machine
19:45 Nama J2 Nut Milk Processing Limitations
21:27 Nama M1 Nut Milk Processing Speed
25:04 Hydrometer Test: M1 vs. J2 Nut Milk Density
30:26 Cleaning the M1 vs. Cleaning the J2
32:09 Testing Nut Milk Texture and Pulp Differences
35:27 Reprocessing J2 Nut Pulp in the M1
38:56 Comparing Taste and Quality of Nut Milks
40:33 Final Recommendation: M1 for Nut Milk, J2 for Juicing
43:33 Black Friday Discount Reminder for Nama M1 ($60 Off)
44:54 SAVE $60 off at bit.ly/plantmilkmaker with coupon MILK60
Referenced & Related Videos
Nama M1 Plant Milk Maker Unboxing Review ruclips.net/video/d7YMJ5ok9AY/видео.html
Nama M1 vs Almond Cow: Best for Almond Milk? ruclips.net/video/yRsfpzeLHBM/видео.html
What they Don't Want You to Know about the Nama J2 this Holiday ruclips.net/video/ziAlwzuRHoc/видео.html
Don't Make Nut Milk in a Juicer without doing this ruclips.net/video/clvmB_yqu3Y/видео.html
Juicers Are Great for Juicing, But Not for Nut Milk - Here's Why ruclips.net/video/OlZTo2oZy7Q/видео.html
Original Nama J2 Unboxing ruclips.net/video/KOPyLlBrGgA/видео.html
I ordered my M1 in white! I have the J2. I love it!
I ordered M1 nut milk machine in black. I could not pass this opportunity. I also have Nama J2 juicer. I am loving it. Thanks Jonn for your videos. I am glad that I follow your reviews
In making nutmilks in my juicer (not nama) i control the water/nut ratios to get the flavor I want and sometimes run the nut milk through the juicer again as opposed to adding more water.I also sometimes run the pulp through again. I do like the idea of put it all in the machine at once. Always soak the nuts as it makes it more bio-available.
Milk60 still works!!
Great review!!! I have the J2 and was looking for a review of which one was better at making nut milk. Ordering my M1 while it’s on sale. Thanks!
Hello John, I am very interested in using your promo code to purchase the Nama M1. Do you have any tip for where to purchase the least expensive organic nuts in bulk in order to make plant-based milks? Thank you in advance for your reply.
I would also like to know the answer to this question !
🙏🙏 been waiting for this video. Thank you!!!
I have the J2 and have made nut milk with it a few times and honestly it’s not that great at making nut milks.
As for making Juices, Sorbet’s and Peanut Butters it’s top notch 💚💚💚
M 1 is the best and so happy with it .🎉
You missed a crucial timestamp: 13:52 - Oh the humor...
I started making plant milk without straining after i saw your video on making cashew milk in a blender.
Is M1 better to use than the blender method in your other video?
Hey John - do you know if Namawell plans to make a M2 like they did J2? Thanks! Love your videos
I have no idea.
Have you tried the chef wave milk maker? I’d like to know what you think about it it cleans itself.
Have you tried the Chefwave Milk maker I’d like to know what you think!
Hi John! Thank you for amazing reviews! Could you please review Froothie Evolve blender? It’s the first high-speed glass(!) vacuum blender. I am considering to buy, they claim they reach 80 kPa with the pump (~24 inch mercury) - could you please review this machine? 🙏
I wish that was available in the USA, and I would review it! Looks like its only available in Australia.
A lot of soaking your nuts references there, I like it
Hi there, enjoyed watching your video. Would you consider selling your nama m1 nutmilk maker?
Just placed my order!! :)
Are you still planning on making the Nama M1 coconut flakes into coconut milk video??
I did the other day and it turned out fantastic 💯
@ Yay! Thank you for letting me know!!
@@Crystal11Skulls Sure! I really love the machine. It is my favorite!🦋
@@HB-yk4ut I definitely plan on getting one now that I know coconut flakes work. ☺️
Is Nama going to dlBlack Friday sale on Nama j2?
do you think the m2 can juice wheatgrass?
Can the M1 do fruits besides nuts?
Yea, you can add strawberries let’s say with your almonds or oats or whatever, ams dates, and make strawberry milk.
Hi there! The M1 Plant-Based Milk Maker is designed to create nut, grain, and seed-based milk at home. However, you are able to infuse soft produce such as strawberries, bananas, or pitted peaches to create flavored milk. We hope this clarifies your question and please let us know if there’s anything else we can help with!
@@Namawell That's good to know. Is it ok to do a small pure fruit juice like orange or apple juice?
@@Namawellwhat about dates added to sweeten the milk?
@@Pearlsllc Hello! Yes, you can add dates to the M1 if this is your preference. We recommend pitting the dates prior to adding them to the M1 to avoid any damage from the hard pits. Please reach out with any further questions!
My sister uses milks for her handmade artisans soaps, all those milks have added 🤢 ingredients.
this would be perfect for her soaps
and for me too make my healthy nut milks
What about the NutraMilk machine? How would you compare with this? Thank you.
The nutramilk makes a "whole food nut milk" since it turns the nuts into nut butter first, then you add water. To me, that has a much better flavor/taste as it is more thick and rick, and healthier IMO because it contains more fiber. It's also a much longer process and more parts to clean.
I just bought this bc of small footprint but ye nutrmilk machine leaves virtually no pulp bc it makes nutnutter first. It makes the best. But very large machine
Thanks John! Do you know if Nama plans to do a but milk attachment for the j2 base?
They don’t because the J2 is designed only for slow masticating ~ it’s not fast enough.
Hi there, thank you for reaching out! The M1 chamber is not compatible with the J2 model due to its differing technology, mechanical parts, size, and dimensions. The J2 juicer motor actually does not spin more than 43 rpm (rotation per minute) so it's not able to process like a blender. Whereas the M1 spins at 200 rotations per second so much faster! The M1 technology is brand new on the market place which is why it had to be designed as a completely new product! If you would like further assistance or have any additional questions, please feel free to let us know. We are here to help!
What about soy milk??
Hi there! Yes, you can make soy milk with the Nama M1! However, since the M1 doesn’t have a heating element, making soy milk is a two-step process. Soybeans must be cooked first to create smooth, creamy soy milk in the M1 and to ensure safe consumption.
Here’s how to make soy milk in the Nama M1:
1. Start by soaking 1 cup of dry soybeans in water for 8-12 hours.
2. After soaking, drain and rinse the soybeans. Then, cook them in boiling water for about 15-20 min, or until fully cooked and tender. Drain again, then let the soybeans cool off - They should not feel hot to the touch.
3. Add the cooked soybeans to the M1, along with fresh water. For a creamier consistency, we recommend a 1:2 ratio of cooked soybeans to water. Add to the M1 and blend for 1 min.
4. If desired, add a natural sweetener like maple syrup, dates, or vanilla during the blending process to taste.
Once completed, you’ll have homemade soy milk ready to enjoy. Hope this helps!
@@Namawellcan you cook the soy, freeze it and then, when you are ready to make milk, defrost and proceed with the next steps - adding it with water to nama m1 etc.?
Yes, it can make soymilk. I demonstrate the process at ruclips.net/video/t7gkKFKDI6s/видео.html
We in the EU need to wait 2025 to buy the M1 plant milk. Thats such a bummer. 😢
👋🏽John
I put my soaked almonds in the vitamix, and then just pour that in the J2, much better than any store bought. I am not buying a one hit wonder. Love you dude but no way. Plus who wants all that oxygen degrading the milk. My almond milk is creamy.
The Nama J2 is horrible for nut milks. It makes it watery
You summed up my video in one sentence! IMO
@discountjuicers I'm definitely getting the M1