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I picked up a soyajoy soymilk maker about a year ago, and it's
really easy to use. I just soak the beans through the day or overnight, then drop them in the basket, put water in, turn it on and in 15 minutes or so, I have soymilk. My problem has been that the soymilk just does not taste all that great to me. Maybe I'm spoiled on commercial soymilk like silk, but I just cannot get a taste that I like. I've tried boiling beans with baking soda, made sure it was cooled before refrigerating, filtered with a gold coffee filter, used vanilla, natural sweeteners....anyway, it feels like I've tried everything, and nothing seems to make what I consider good tasting soymilk. Any suggestions? Kal San Diego |
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