Do-it-yourself soy milk: if you drink a lot of soy milk, this may be a useful kitchen gadget--but you may have to get used to the taste. (Product review: soy milk maker).

Publication: Choice (Chippendale, Australia)

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COPYRIGHT 2003 Australian Consumers' Association

Let's get one thing straight--this machine doesn't make milk. Milk is by definition and according to the Australian Food Standards a fluid produced by mammals. A beverage derived from soybeans should really be called soy drink, not soy milk. That said, it's mainly used as a substitute for milk and everyone calls it 'soy milk', so we'll stick with it.

HOW IT WORKS

You have to be organised if you want fresh soy milk to greet you from the BROSSAN Soy Milk Maker each morning, as the soybeans need to be soaked for 8-10 hours before...

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