Livington Vegan Revolution Plant Milk Maker - Vegan Milk for Making Soya, Nut and Oat Milk - Also as a Yoghurt Maker, for Smoothies and Soups - Includes Recipe Ideas

I've been meaning to buy one of these machines for ages and finally took the plunge. I'm so glad I did!We are plant-based and buy soya and oat milk in 'tetrapaks' which are difficult to recycle. However, local supermarkets do stock a fabulous range now.I researched recipes for oat milk on the internet, but really you have to try it yourself. After a couple of experiments I hit lucky with Minimalist Baker's website. Just use the Juice button and the oat milk is made in 3 minutes! (There is no need to soak or heat with the Soya button; heating just makes for a slimy texture.) I am using 120g of porridge oats and filling the machine to the max 1100 ml level. After 'juicing,' you just strain with the supplied strainer. I've bought two glass milk bottles off eBay: one for oat milk and one for soya milk. The oat milk is lovely! It is better in coffee than any supermarket-purchased oat milk and in hot chocolate...well you think you are drinking melted chocolate! (Supermarket oat milks often have sugar added; so you can add half a teaspoon or two to a litre if you prefer.)For soya milk I purchase a bag of soya beans off the internet and then used the recipe booklet with the machine: 100g soaked overnight and then use the Soya button. In 25 minutes you have hot soya milk! Strain it with the supplied sieve into your bottle and leave to cool down. Then, refrigerate. Again, the product is amazing. You might like to add a half teaspoon of sugar or two to a litre, depending on you taste preference.As with shop bought plant milks, you need to shake the bottle before using.I know you don't need to buy a machine to do these recipes, but having a dedicated machine in the kitchen makes it a breeze. I've been making bread in a bread maker for the last seven years and that's so easy...and so tasty. (I would also recommend a dedicated soup maker!) Electricity consumption is minimal and the money you save on shop bought milks will pay for the machine relatively quickly.Good luck!

I loved this device. Really easy to use, the milk recipe I had it is fab. I was really happy with purchase but after 3 months didn't work. When I turned on to my next batch all button were flashing. There is no instruction on manufacture leaflet or online. I emailed to the company for advice if there is a reset issue and what can I do to fix it but no answer received. Guarantee is only a month! Even though amazon refunded to re-purchase it almost £20 more and I would rather have repaired it than buy another one which again last for a short time. I always cleaned carefully and followed manufacturer instructions.

Really fab product. You get wonderfully made soy milk within half an hour. Blends so well and heat up to a good temperature. I usually make soya pudding from it so it’s so convenient with this maker.

Simple to use - get fresh vegan milk with no hassles.Only one slight qualm though I may be wrong - the soy maker section doesn't heat for that long and I'm wondering if it is long enough ( probably is ) because ofcourse soy is not well lest well cooked. Otherwise - fantastic !

The product is sturdy and with excellent finishing and style. I have used it to prepare almond milk. Maybe the instruction leaflets should be more specific about how hot the end product becomes.Also instructions lacks information about how long we are allowed to leave the end product in the machine. A visible timer will be an excellent feature for future products.Although with all these comments, I still recommend this product because it works perfectly.

Worked well and we were happy with the the soy milk. Unfortunately it's heading for the rubbish dump. All the lights are on but doesn't do anything now.

At first I loved this machine. It was easy to use and the results were great but sadly after a couple of months it stopped working. I guess the price was too good to be true.

I really liked the idea of this & while its easy to use & clean it's basically just a blender & not a very good one. The blade doesn't get to the stuff at the bottom so its always lumpy. First time I used the soup mode it just burnt everything at the bottom. My nutribullet is much better.