This invention relates to the field of beverage preparation technology, specifically a beverage
machine. More specifically, it relates to a device that can be used to
cut ingredients such as soybeans, peanuts, almonds, coffee beans, fruits, and vegetables, and then mix them with liquid (milk or water) to create
soy milk,
peanut milk, almond milk, coffee liquid, or fruit and vegetable milk. The device includes a main unit, a cup
assembly, a filter
assembly, a blade
assembly, a first motor, and a second motor. During beverage preparation, the first motor drives the blade assembly to rotate,
cutting the ingredients in the filter assembly into particles of varying sizes. The second motor drives the filter assembly to rotate, and under
centrifugal force, the particles are filtered through the mesh on the filter sidewall and ejected into the cup assembly. Meanwhile, the liquid in the cup assembly can return to the filter assembly through the mesh on the top wall of the filter along with the rotating vortex, thus forming a liquid exchange cycle between the two chambers. Finally, a high-concentration, residue-free beverage is obtained in the cup assembly.