Chefwave Milkmade Machine step-by-step how to use. Cashew, Oat, Almond, Soy, Macadamia nut, Coconut
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Hi friends, Homemade nut milks are one of my favorite things to make on a weekly basis. This machine makes it fresh, fast, easy, and delicious! I hope you enjoy watching and let me know in the comments below if you make your own kinds of milk at home and how you make them! I'd love to find out! It IS the best way to know the ingredients!
Thanks for watching and God Bless!
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Timestamped:
0:00 Intro
0:16 What we're up to today
0:51 Chefwave Machine intro and parts
1:45 Ingredients we are using to make our Cashew milk
2:36 Closing machine and turning on
3:00 Types of milk you can make
3:19 Selecting mode
3:32 Selecting ounces
3:46 Hitting start
3:56 7 minutes left on the cycle
4:05 3 minutes left on the cycle
4:24 Milk pouring out
4:58 Machine auto-cleaning
5:12 Transferring milk to a glass pitcher
6:03 1 minute left on the cleaning cycle
6:33 Machine cleaning review
6:40 Close-up of the selection panel
7:04 Pulling out the clean-up water reservoir
7:21 Closing
8:38 Bloopers
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Buy it! Great video for a great product. Itâs really as easy as it looks
Hi Nicholas, Yessss it has been a money saver for my family! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! God Bless!
Thank you for your video review, very informative. I was thinking on buying one.
Hi there, I really do love this unit and use it weekly. I actually bought a second one for our winter location! I feel so satisfied when I can just walk right past all that creamer and milk I used to buy ALL the time! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! Blessings! đ
What a nifty machine and I bet the results are delicious. Very nice Christine, hope you're doing well.
Thanks Phil! It really is a time saver and makes me accountable for what Iâm putting in my body. Really trying to get away from processed foods and not being able to pronounce the ingredients in something. Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos and commenting. God Bless!
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We just got one of these too and I've been wondering how much we can add to the mix. I love the idea of putting pitted dates in there. I wasn't sure if it would gum up the machine too much though. Thanks for sharing your video!
Hi there, yes itâs so fun to try different things with this fabulous machine! Maybe try frozen fruit too? I did and it added a fun twist to the nut milk! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! God bless! đ
Can you do a video on how to do the auto brew so itâs ready for drinking in the morning ?
Hi Vinh, as far as I know there is no auto brew button but there is an auto clean button. You can, however set it up for a delayed start, like if you want it set up for the morning to brew fresh just set it for as many hours that you need to. Hope this helps answer your question. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on my video. God bless!
Where does all the chopped up bits go? like the "pulp" i guess? In other machines you need to use a nutbag or strainer, but I didnt see you do that with this one. Or is there just some chunks of nuts in the milk still at the end?
Hi Chris! There is no pulp of any sort. It all gets rinsed away with the auto-clean cycle and the rest is in the nut milk! (Believe it or not!) That was one of the reasons I bought this machine! Minimal cleanup, unlike the Almond Cow or Nut'r machines. After the clean cycle runs I just wash the parts and dry and you are ready to go another round if you'd like!! I hope this helps answer any questions! Let me know if you need anything else! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! Blessings to you!
Do you think it would be possible to add a calcium capsuleâs contents into this milk when itâs done to fortify the plant dairy milk? Would you add it before itâs made similar to how you added the salt or stir it in once the milk has been made or wait until itâs cooled down? Thank you
Hi Dilushani, I did a bit of reading on this and it states a 1/2 teaspoon of calcium carbonate powder per 8 ounces will fortify it. I would add it in the warm milk at the end of the cycle and whisk it until dissolved. Hope this helped answer your question. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video. God bless! âșïž
@@christinesroutines thank you for your answer. I wasnât sure if the warm milk would break the calcium down or anything. Iâll give it a try
Maybe try crushing it up a bit with mortar and pestle? đ
@@christinesroutines if you donât mind, I had another question. Have you added chia seeds before? Would they become blended down so that you canât see them? Iâm trying to think of ways to add more calcium :) thanks again
Hi Christine. I was wondering, can you tell me if there is any further heating necessary for soya milk - if you've tried it for soya? Also, have you ever tried making yoghurt from the result? That would be my main purpose to purchase this machine. Many thanks.
Hi there, I havenât tried to make soy milk but all I know is that I use my filtered, room temperature water and there is no need to heat it up. The machine takes care of it all. Iâd be interested if you could make almond, soy, cashew milk yogurt etc.! Let me know if you try it. Itâs a great idea! I only use actual whole milk to make my yogurt. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! Blessings!
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@@christinesroutines I've just recently found out that I should give up casein. probably a problem in my lineage. I thought I had got away with it. Apparently not! It took sixty-one years! My kitchen tends to get rather hot these summers. Wanted to make both yoghurts and sauerkraut myself because everything is so damned expensive. Someone suggested a wine cooler for the sauerkraut. An Instant Pot for the yoghurt. I have made yoghurt successfully before, but many years ago, using previous shop bought as a starter. Making nut or seed yoghurts is new to me.
Oh wow that is hard! You should check out fermentation methods! Fermented Homestead is my favorite go to channel for interesting recipes! Bless your journey! âșïž
@@christinesroutines I suspect my English side came over with the Romans, probably somewhere where tolerance to milk products hadn't developed. My father's side originates from Rotterdam. Maybe that's where the delay in the intolerance comes from. Interestingly, a friend of mine at school all those years ago couldn't have anything at all with milk and, like the rest of my mother's side of the family, she had jet black hair. Mine is the brownest of all of them. Always remembered that incident in the school canteen when a canteen server dumped a whole load of custard on her dessert when she had asked them not to. She was that annoyed and she explained the reason that she could have none of it and it ended up in the waste bin. After she'd paid for it as well! That was the first time I had come across milk intolerance. I did stop having milk products many years ago. it didn't make a discernable difference back then, which is why I returned to it. Hmm. Just shows how these things can build up!
Oh yes. I found Fermentation Homestead. Thanks.
Hey can you adjust the water amount? I like a creamier milk texture so I'm wondering if you can adjust the water to suit your preference or is there a specific amount of water required?
Hi Cee, there are 2 water sizes on it, 14 oz and 20 oz. So you do have to choose one on the top control panel as you are choosing what kind of milk you are making. I did do an experiment with adding frozen strawberries in with the cashews and dates and it definitely made it thicker and creamier. Hope this helps answer your questions. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! God bless!
@@christinesroutines thank you for responding. I'll keep that in mind for the future! Actually I just googled and half&half cream uses BUTTER in the recipe. Who knew! Maybe try adding butter for a creamier texture. Lol đ If you try please let me know. If its a success then I think we might be on to something here.
Oh wow that sounds like amazingly creamy goodness! đ€© I think Iâm going to try it! Iâll let you know here shortly! So cashews, dates, pat of butter right out of fridge!! đ
@@christinesroutines I'll be here waiting for the conclusion of your experiment. Lol
OkâŠso I just made a quick âbatchâ with the added pat of butter and it is definitely a bit more indulgent and cookie-like tasting. But texture and thickness is still about the same. Like a whole milk. đ„ What a fun experiment! Weâre having company over tomorrow so Iâll be sure to pull it out for a taste test to see if they can tell the difference. âșïž
Does the milk froth,can I use it in a coffee machine
Hi Michael, The (cashew) milk is very frothy when it first comes out of the machine but does settle after being placed in the refrigerator. Hope this helps answer your question. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video. Blessings! âș
I have the same machine but i cant get it to be creamy, when i add it to my coffee it doesnt look like any milk is it in. I dont do any dairy products
Hi Jannette, right itâs not super creamy but Iâve just gotten used to giving my nut milk a good swirl in my container before putting in my coffee. My stomach has been so much better since not using the heavy creamers. I do add a few extra dates to sweeten it up naturally. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! God bless! âșïž
Is your milk maker machine still working good I am ready to buy one. Please give me some tips
Hi there, Yes it's working great!! I actually have two machines and have not had any issues with either machine. If I calculate correctly we have already saved $100's of dollars by not buying coffee creamer and or almond/cashew milks etc. over the past 3 years or so! I hope this helps you make your decision. They have great customer service if you happen to need it. It's so freeing to be able to know exactly what is your drink! Take care! đ
I bought this machine a year ago and have been using it a couple times a week since. Love it! Saves a ton of money, as it doesn't use a large amount of nuts to make. I buy from the bulk section and buy what I need.
Does it make cold milk
Hi Eva, the nut milk is hot when it comes out of the machine but you can put it in the refrigerator for up to three weeks. I hope this helps answer your question. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! God bless!âșïž
So this amount of nuts is for creamer. Would you use same ratio for just milk?
Hi there, Yes for any type of milk with this machine you just use a handful of nuts or oats, etc. It just depends on how thick you would like it. I keep it around 1/2 of the designated cup that came with the machine. I hope this helps answer your question. Feel free to reach out again if you need anything further! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video. Blessings!
@@christinesroutines Great so just to be clear, for a coffee creamer youâd fill up to 9/10 for 20oz? And for milk youâd fill it with nuts or oats halfway for 20 oz water? Thanks!
Hi again, so I pulled the recipe book out that came with the machine and it states for just regular milk (which I made in the video & use as my creamer instead of naughty creamer! Ha!) đ€Ł for almond, cashew, soy, macadamia milk 20 oz = 1 Tbsp of nuts. Oat milk is 1 & 1/2 Tbsp of oats. Coconut milk is 5 & 1/2 Tbsps of shredded coconut. So it is definitely different for each of the milks you can make. Then it has recipes for combined milks like cashew/almond and almond/soy and even does hazelnut milk! I hope this helps a bit with your question. Take care!
@@christinesroutines Hi yes thatâs why I asked if this recipe was only for creamer bc you use 9/10 which is way more than 1 tablespoon of cashews. I just gave this machine to daughter and she loves it. Made the cashew milk per your instructions and it was fantastic
can you make multiple batches back to back? đ€
Iâd do a cleaning cycle in between. But yes a cycle then cleaning and then another cycle. I donât see any evidence of doing straight back to back to back. The machine is so spendy that Iâd gladly pamper it by cleaning after each cycle! Hope this helps answer your question! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! God bless!
@@christinesroutines got it thank you! đ
I see that you added dates to your cashew milk but can you add other things like berries? Thanks đ
Hi Judy! Oh I should try it! Yum! Maybe frozen berries that donât have a ton of seeds to clog things up? Iâm sure it could handle it! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment on my video! Let me know if you try it! God bless!
@@christinesroutines I am really interested in purchasing this machine so I wondered what else you could add to the milk. I could ask the manufacturer too.
Iâll try it and let you know! I have some frozen strawberries around here! đâșïž
Hi again Judy! So this morning I added about 4 frozen strawberries to my machine on top of the cashews and the dates and it made it just fine! No extra residue or pulp from adding the berries. It smells and tastes delicious in my coffee this morning. Hope this helps you make your decision and thanks for the idea to change up the recipe! Take care & God Bless!
Hi Christine! Thanks for trying out the strawberries in the machine. I am still debating on whether to invest in this since it is rather expensive.
I love my chefwave but I find the milk is quite thin. Can I add more nuts to make it thicker?
Hi Carolyn, yes Iâve added extra nuts and dates to thicken it up. You just need to give it a good swirl before using because it sometimes separates a bit. Iâve actually added frozen fruit to mix things up! Let me know what works for you! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! Blessings! âșïžđž
@@christinesroutines Thank you christine. I will try it and let you know. Have you tried rice milk in the chefwave?
@@carolynmilheron2301 No not yet. I'm not a huge rice milk fan but I have tried the coconut, almond (I use almond slices), oat, and the macadamia nut milks and my favorites are the cashew (featured) and the coconut!
@@christinesroutines Thanks so much for the info Christine. I subscribed.
@@carolynmilheron2301 Aww thanks Carolyn! I appreciate you! âș
Hello so there's no pulp leftover?
Hi Paula, no the machine is self cleaning! Another reason why I bought it! If you do want pulp left to bake with, I believe the Almond Cow machine has pulp left at the end of a cycle. The Chefwave machine you just empty the water out of the clean out chamber after a 7 minute cleaning cycle at the end, dry off and put away! I just love it! Hope this helps answer your question. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video. God bless!
Thank you! most of the other nut machines leave pulp and they say oh you can make cookies or add it to you bake goods. Whose doing all that baking each time âșïž?! I'm going to give this machine a try. I know the holidays are over but do you have a discount code I could use? Thank you!
I wish I had a code. Boo! I did buy a refurbished one that helped with the cost. Maybe check eBay for a bigger discount? Let me know if you find one! Iâll keep my eye out and let you know if any code comes up. New Yearâs blessings to you!
Thank you and New Year's Blessings to you and yours. đ
The manufacturer claims putting in dates and salt, etc. should not happen directly or it can gum up the works.
Hi Joshua, thanks for the info. Iâve not had any issues with the dates since owning the machine for the last two 1/2 years. (I actually own 2 machines) I think that if you run the cleaning cycle asap after a milk cycle it helps clean things out really well. Iâll keep it in mind if I ever have any problems. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! Blessings! âșïž
I have just bought this machine⊠unfortunately I keep getting an error at the end. It will only fill half the pitcher, even at the 20oz setting, and it also was overflowing out of the steam valve at the top. Have you ever had this problem?
Hi Alicia, Iâm so sorry to hear of your issues! Iâve never had any problems with the unit thank goodness. Maybe try emailing them for technical assistance at cs@mychefwave.com. They might be able to troubleshoot the main cause of the problems. I do so appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! Let me know if they respond with an results. Take care!
@@christinesroutines hey there!! The customer service was terrific. Very responsive. They believe due to my location being high altitude (about 8500 ft above see level) itâs causing issues with the machines function. They offered a full refund but Iâm going to try a few things before I go that route! Would really love my own plant milk! Thank you for a great video and your response!
â@@aliciasheppard7368 Hi Alicia! I'm having the same issue with my machine. Do you had any solution for yours?
@@adrianarojas4734 Iâm guessing it was the altitude. They gave me a refund after two machines both failed to work properly.
@@aliciasheppard7368 Oh no, that's not good. You know what is strange? That the machine works perfectly when I prepare only 10 oz. If I want 20 oz, it never works đ
Ainât this a mila copicat?
All around a bad item
My family bought this for Christmas for me. I tried it and it worked the first 5 times. I did 1/2 recipes. Then it threw an error code of e15, call the manufacturer. They would not talk to me because I did not purchase it. My son finally talked then into replacing. They asked us to cut the electrical cord and toss. After a long wait we recieved a brand new one. This one only lasted 1 pot before it threw the e15 error. I tried both of them numerous times after the code, but they just don't work. The milk that we got was watered down or chunky. We can no longer return them. Researched a little and they are not designed for use above low altitude. So if you live at 2,000feet it may work. I also did not like that it had to go through the whole milk making process to clean. Each time it would throw an error I would have to unplug it, attempt to clean everything manually and then run a 15 minute cycle to clean it, which usually resulted in another error code. Don't buy
Oh wow! Iâm so sorry that it didnât work for you! I have my hands folded that my unit is still in great shape and I use it weekly. Thank you for your input! I do appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch and comment on my video! Take care! âșïž
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