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Customer voice

As more and more people are enjoying the benefits of SoyMilker,
we posted some of customers’ feedback in this column.
Those voices greatly encouraged us, and we are honored by providing a healthy solution to our fellow health conscious people.
We would absolutely like to hear your voice too. Thank you!

To: <info@soyclub.com>                                                                            From: Dana Hoffman                                                                    Subject: good product

I just wanted to let you know that I love your product, and I've been making soy-hemp milk. I just add about 2 T. of hemp seeds to the soy beans when I put them in the machine. This milk is SO creamy and delicious, and has the benefits of the hemp seed as well. Thanks for a great product!!

Dana Hoffman
Shepherd, MT

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I purchased a Soymilker at the health food store yesterday as I was impressed with how much money I could save by making my own soy milk. I would like to know if the soy milk that the Soymilker makes contains Isoflavones? I have been drinking soy milk for many years as I am allergic to cows milk. On a one liter container of soymilk that I have opened I noticed the words "35 mg. of Isoflavones per serving". I am told that Isoflavones are good for you. Would you please look into this matter and respond by e-mail. Many thanks.

Phyllis Dutchak

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Hi Summer,
I made a great piece of tofu today using 1/2 my batch of double soymilk
from your soymilker machine. I used nigari to coagulate the soymilk.
It sure is a lot easier than making soymilk without the soymilker!

I am wondering if you may have a larger forming box? Maybe twice as
big? At Expo West you gave Marsha a small box which I used today. It
would be a little better to make a bigger block for my purposes.

If you do have a larger box, let me know and how much it costs.

Thanks very much,

Jon

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Carol,

This is SO FUN! So far, we have made 5 or 6 batches of soymilk, 2 of almond milk, and 2 of ricemilk. The soymilk and almond milk were/are wonderful! However, I need a little help with the rice milk...both batches turned out really thick. The first one even scorched a little. What's the trick? Is there a certain kind of rice that works better than others? I used organic long grain brown rice. The mash from it was really dry and the milk was so thick that it more closely resembled gooey glue rather than milk. My children have always liked Rice Dream, but I don't like what's in it or the packaging that it comes in, so I really want to learn the best technique and get it right. I plan to continue experimenting and making a variety of different milks so as to avoid any tendencies toward allergies developing from overuse of any one milk. Any tips you have would be very much appreciated.

Could you please refresh my memory regarding wholesale quantities and shipping charges if I should decide to sell these Soymilkers to others? It will take me a little time to get the word out, but I already have two people who really want to buy one, and a third wants a demonstration and a sample of the milk. She has never heard of making your own soymilk and is both curious and excited.

Carol, I have to tell you how much I appreciate your kind and quick service. When I tried to call the other company I found on the net that carries these machines under the name Soya Joy (Sanlinx), I told them that I had a few questions that I really wanted answered BEFORE I ordered a machine. They informed me that that phone number was for orders only and that they weren't able to answer any questions. I asked for another number that I could call for customer service. The gentleman told me, "I don't have a phone number to give you because we don't have a direct number for Sanlinx, but you can email them with your question and someone should write back to you." Hmmm...

Personally, I don't really like to email someone that I have not first spoken with. I'm a little old-fashioned in that I like to know who I'm writing to. : )

Thank you once again for taking time to answer my questions. I am really glad I ordered the Soymilker! I have to admit, though, it is very strange to hear my children ask for a glass of MILK. We are allergic to dairy, and so I am not used to hearing those words come from MY children. Something new to get used to, I guess. : )

You have a great day! I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Peggy

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I have a soy milker and enjoy it very much I like to go Raw and so I soak Almonds and do the milking manually.  I am interested to learn if we are getting Calcium from both Almond milk and soy milk.  Do you have information about this.  Also Do you have any recipes for ice cream made from the soy or nut milk?  I would like to information you that out of all the other soy milk machines yours is the only one that gives you the option of not heating the milk so that it is "RAW"  I like that about your machine.  Thank you for making a great product!!   

GRACE

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Hi,

I would like to send our impressions of the Automatic SoyMilker to
encourage other "beanheads" out there to give this one a try. I've made
"blender" soymilk for several years and the mess made it difficult to
handle soymilking with other responsibilities. The SoyMilker truly is
muck like a coffee maker in use. We've found that "short soaked" soybeans
(6-8 hours soaking time) yield a soymilk using the SoyMilker that is
drinkable plain without any additives (sugar, vanilla, etc.) and is
superior to cow's milk in cream soups and cereal. We make three batches
of soymilk with the SoyMilker once a week or so and store it in pitchers
in the refrigerator. This way we can spread out our soymilking somewhat.
All-in-all, the SoyMilker is a soy beverage drinker's dream machine! We
have also found the Support Team at SoyClub very helpful and professional.

My question is if you have a nutritional analysis available for
"typical" soymilk made with the SoyMilker. This would be soymilk made
following the instructions supplied with the SoyMilker using typical
Midwestern beans (say Vinton 81). If such an analysis is available,
please send me it or a link to your website where I can retrieve it.

Thanks and "Keep on Milkin'",

C. Ambers

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To
: <info@soyclub.com>
From: Roy Lemke
Subject: Automatic SoyMilker

Hi, I just wanted you to know some of the comments I have received about the SoyMilker:
"Even the children like this milk."
"Thank you for making it possible for us to make our own milk. It is wonderful."
Also, I thought you might be interested in sharing some information
about a recipe which we are working on.
By making soymilk and ricemilk with the SoyMilker, we then take the left-over residue from the SoyMilker and use it to make burgers, which are delicious and very very nutritious.
By simply mixing equal amounts of soymilk (the cooked & ground up soybeans) and ricemilk (the cooked rice) residue from the bin of the SoyMilker, mixing it with a can of organic refried beans, adding some chopped pecans, some cooked chopped onions, some flour or oats, and a few seasonings to taste, then forming into patties and cooking in a convection oven, you can make delicious burgers better than any
soy-based burgers you can buy in a health-food store.
And one of the best things is the cost is tremendously low, since you have already paid the $.25 per gallon soymilk price or ricemilk price, and the burgers are just a bonus.
And these burgers contain all the essential amino acids (from beans and rice) to provide a complete protein substitute for meat. We are working on preparing a written recipe for these burgers, and as soon as we get one perfected, we will send it to you. Best wishes!
Roy Lemke

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-- Original Message -----
From: Rod Jones
To: SoyClub Service Team <info@soyclub.com>
Subject: I like this soymilk maker
Easy to use, quick to prepare a batch of soymilk effortlessly. I' m so pleased not to be having to buy 'containers' of soymilk anymore and have to trouble myself with disposal of them.
Plus, my 'brew' tastes so fresh that I don't bother adding anything including even a sweetener.
The whole world needs this machine -- it's indispensable!

Rod Jones, California

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Subject:Happy customer!!!
From: Maggie Acuff
To: <info@soyclub.com>

Greetings,
I just wanted to tell you that I received my SoyMilker and I am happy!!
I had previously purchased "another brand" of soy milk maker
and had a very bad experience. The machine was defective
and it took the company 2 months to get me a replacement which had the same defect.
So I just gave up.
My husband gave me money for my birthday and I immediately
ordered the SoyMilker.
I received it the day before yesterday and have made a batch of soy milk each morning since.
The SoyMilker works flawlessly and makes the best homemade soy milk that I've ever had.
I used to make it the long, laborious, handmade way which took about an hour and was very messy.
Now I can make it before work and take wonderful, warm,
fresh soy milk to sip on all day.
You've made me a very happy women!!
Thanks a lot. I hope that you have a happy and prosperous New Year!

Sincerely, Maggie Acuff

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----- Original Message -----
From: Nita Hon
To: soyclubserviceteam <info@soyclub.com>
Subject: RE: Recipe request
Thank you for the recipes!
I have been experimenting with different ways to use the okara.
I made Okara Croquettes, Okara Spread, Okara Pancakes.
All were delicious AND the store from where I purchased my SoyMilker is starting soymilker corner in their newsletter where people can share their experiences and receipes!
This is very exciting. I make soymilk everyday and I am wondering if replacement baskets are available.
If so, what is the procedure and cost to order?
Thank you kindly for your support and bright blessing of the New Year!

Nita Hon

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From: "Rod Linden"
To: <info@soyclub.com>
Subject: Thank you !

I bought my SoyMilker from local healthy food store, and make soymilk everyday. It is so convenient and efficient, totally out of my imagination.
It is so great and I just like it very much.

Thank you. Rod

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From: "Margaret Dopyera"
To: <info@soyclub.com>
Subject: I just love my Soymilker
Soy Club,
A friend of mine introduced your SoyMilker machine to me,
I bought one and found it’s really good.
It saves a lot of my time and money (I used to buy from supermarket),
it’s so easy, just push button and go.
I really enjoy making soymilk by myself,
and drinking fresh soymilk at home.

Margaret

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From: “Marisela Sanchez”
To: soyclubserviceteam <info@soyclub.com>
Subject: Soy milk tastes good
I received my Soymilker a week ago.
I want to let you know that I am satisfied with the Soymilker.
The soymilk it made is so fresh ,pure natural, smooth and tasty.
I am a vegetarian, and believe that this is a good solution for me,
I will introduce it to my veg. friends.

M. Sanchez

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