Lyeef Automatic Soymilk Maker
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I have the 800ml Leef Milk maker which I bought in January 2025. It works beautifully. I make two batches of almond milk every second day. I thought I killed it :) I let it stand in water, not realizing the base wasn't entirely sealed. The program went haywire after that. I dried it out with compressed air and rice and when I tried it today it worked perfectly. I was going to buy another one if it was broken, because that would have been my fault if it did break. I'm pretty impressed it still works. So I would highly recommend it.
Purchased in .
Faulty product, purchased only 2 months. 5 per cent of all times when the machine was being used, the safety electricity switch of my apartment tripped. Manufacturer claimed to provide warranty for 12 months but their email address couldn't be reached. I'm finding ways to escalate the issue to the right authority. Disappointing as they are not the cheapest option in the market and I intentionally chose this mid-range product, looking for better quality.
Purchased in at Amazon for $95.
Great, but only the first time – I just received a Lyeef soy milk maker for father's day. I used the 50grms of dried soy beans, water to the 'hot' level and used the 'soy milk' programme. 25 mins later, I had delicious soy milk (after filtering and touch of salt and sugar). Unfortunately, the next day I tried the same thing, but the programme never completes. The machine spins a couple of times, heats up (displays 90 on the dial), but it doesn't blend the beans anymore. Tried a few times to no avail. Maybe it's a dud?
Purchased in at Amazon for $117.
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Excellent Soy/Nut Milk and Juice Maker – I bought this a week ago, but only received the soy beans yesterday. Following the instruction manual I was unable to Lock the lid down as it instructed. When I placed 30gm of beans in the machine, plus water to the "Hot" level and turned on the power, the Menu showed up for an instant before an E4 Error locked the machine. When on of my sons turned up today I asked him to check it out. After filling the Maker with the beans and water I earlier had centred the "lock" notation above the spout. He turned the lid so it was over the handle (180 degrees), turned it on, and the Menu came up and stayed on. I pressed the "Soy Bean" function, and the Milk Maker started. It took some 24 minutes from GO to FINISH. It was very quiet and did not move as it processed the contents. The Maker cooks the beans and can keep the milk hot if you don't turn the power off. The mixture in the jug was up to about 600mls. When I filtered the mixture I ended up with 400ml of relatively thin Milk and 200ml of the soy bean residue. I will not bother filtering the contents in the future as it does not effect the taste, plus the 'roughage" is good for the gut. The Lyeef Maker also Juices fruit. Al-in-all this Milk Maker is just what I wanted - as well as having only 2 ingredients involved - soy beans and water.
Purchased in at Amazon for $99.90.
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Hi - the first photo of the machine is an incorrect image - the last one - labelled "Lyeef" is the correct one.