Description
The KIDISLE XD-DJ01 is an automatic nut milk maker built around one distinguishing choice: it is made of stainless steel rather than plastic. KIDISLE lists eight functions, a 42 ounce capacity, a food grade seal ring in the lid, a four hour keep warm function, a delay start and a boil water program, with a measuring cup, cleaning brush, fine mesh strainer, nut milk bag, power cable and warranty card included.
A note on where it sits in this catalog: the product is listed under countertop blenders. It is a single purpose plant milk machine rather than a general blender, and it will not do the jobs a blender does. That is a categorization matter flagged here rather than a fault of the appliance.
The Stainless Steel Case
Most machines in this class use plastic, usually polypropylene, for the vessel and the parts touching food. KIDISLE uses food grade stainless steel throughout and makes that the central claim.
The practical arguments for stainless are real. It does not absorb odor or stain the way plastic does after months of soy and nut residue, it tolerates repeated heating without degrading, and it does not scratch as easily, which matters because scratches are where residue lodges. Against that, stainless is heavier, it does not let the contents be seen while a program runs, and it gets hot to the touch on heated programs in a way a plastic vessel does not.
KIDISLE frames the choice as a health and hygiene one, describing it as ensuring safe, non toxic contact with ingredients. That is the manufacturer’s framing. The durability and odor arguments are the more defensible ones, and they are enough on their own.
Capacity, Programs and the Seal Ring
At 42 ounces this holds more than the 35 ounce machines it competes with, which is roughly a third more per batch and the difference between one run and two for a household that drinks plant milk daily. The competing Arcmira and IAGREEA machines both hold 35 ounces.
The function list covers nut milk, oat milk, soy milk, milkshake, rice paste, juice, boil water and self clean. The soy milk and boil water programs imply heating, which matters for food safety: raw soybeans require thorough cooking, and soy milk should not be attempted on a machine without a genuine heated program.
The food grade seal ring in the lid is a small feature worth noting because overflow is the characteristic failure of these machines. Plant milk foams, and a machine heating and blending at the same time can push liquid past a poorly sealed lid. A sealing ring addresses that directly.
The four hour keep warm function holds the finished milk at temperature, which KIDISLE positions for leisurely breakfasts and brunches. On a machine that also runs a delay start, that means milk can be programmed overnight and held warm into the morning.
What the Listing Does Not Publish
The specification gaps here are significant and they should be stated plainly rather than glossed over.
No voltage is published. No wattage is published. No amperage is published. For an appliance that boils water under program control, that is the basic information missing, and it should not be inferred from other machines. Confirm the electrical rating from KIDISLE’s manual or the rating plate before it is plugged in.
No temperature figures are published for any program, unlike the Arcmira machine which states 140 and 212 degrees Fahrenheit for its warm and hot modes. On a machine sold partly on its soy milk capability, the absence of a stated cooking temperature is a real gap.
The dimensions are incomplete, given only as 8 inches wide by 6 inches high with no depth, and those figures seem small for a 42 ounce heated appliance. The “Capacity” field reads 2.6 pounds, which is a weight rather than a capacity. The listed weight is 4.49 pounds.
Highlights
- All stainless steel construction for parts in contact with ingredients.
- 42 ounce capacity, larger than most machines in this class.
- Eight functions: nut milk, oat milk, soy milk, milkshake, rice paste, juice, boil water and self clean.
- Food grade seal ring in the lid to prevent overflow.
- Four hour keep warm function.
- Delay start.
- Includes a measuring cup, cleaning brush, fine mesh strainer, nut milk bag, power cable and warranty card.
- 4.49 pounds. Average rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 58 ratings.
Things To Consider
The missing electrical specification is the most important gap and it has to be resolved before use.
The function count contradicts itself. The listing describes eight in one functionality in the heading and then says the machine “offers six diverse functions” before listing eight. The eight item list is the more specific and is probably correct, but the listing does not resolve it.
The inclusion of both a fine mesh strainer and a nut milk bag suggests a final straining step is expected for the smoothest texture, unlike the strain free approach of the NAMA M1. That is not a fault, it is how most machines in this class work, but it means the messy part of homemade nut milk has not been removed.
KIDISLE states a “Life Time Service” commitment with a total satisfaction promise. Claims of that kind should be read in full before they are treated as a reason to buy, and the listing does not set out what the service covers or excludes.
The rating average is 4.3 out of 5 from 58 ratings, on a model first listed in February 2025. That is a small early sample with no long term reliability record behind it.
Stainless steel also means the vessel gets hot on heated programs and the contents cannot be watched. Neither is a defect, both are consequences of the material choice.
Who It Suits and Who Should Look Elsewhere
This suits a household that makes plant milk often enough to care about the vessel material, wants a bigger batch than the 35 ounce machines provide, and would rather have stainless steel than plastic holding hot soy milk several times a week. The seal ring, the four hour keep warm and the delay start are all sensible touches, and the accessory set is more complete than most.
It is a difficult recommendation on published data alone given the missing electrical and temperature specifications, and anyone intending to make soy milk should confirm the cooking temperature before relying on it. Buyers who want published temperatures should compare the Arcmira machine, and buyers who mainly want smoothies and ice should be looking at a proper blender from the countertop blender range.
