Ninja CREAMi Swirl アイスクリーム&ソフトサーブメーカー シャーベット ミルクセーキ フローズンヨーグルト 低カロリープログラムなど 13イン1 ソフトサーブハンドル & (2) CREAMi Swirl 16オンスパイント 子供&すべての年齢向け NC701

The First thing you should know is how amazing it is to make whatever flavor you want, whenever you want, in the style you want. I am diabetic and the low sugar options available to me are very limited. With this machine I can make all kinds of low impact treats whenever I want, AND, if you get the right mixture, it can be stored, frozen, and is still scoopable later. Worst case you need to leave it on the counter for 10-15 minutes, and then it's scoopable. You can make super simple sorbets, my favorite so far is a can of pears, some cinnamon, blend it, pour it into the pint container, top up with water, mix, and then freeze. It takes 5 minutes to prep, 24 hrs to freeze completely. Or, you can make things you would never have the opportunity to try. I made a Persian Bastani for fun. It features saffron and rose water. Its a super floral flavor, not too sweet. But it was new and exciting. My neighbor brings her kids over every Thursday for a play date and the finale is choosing which ice cream flavor they want. Of note, I use an AI to help fine tune my recipes. There is a slightly complicated balance of sugars, fats, solids etc to get the perfect consistency and future scoopability. The first chocolate I made was terrible, so the second one I made off the cuff. I added some pudding mix, melted chocolate chips, xanthan gum, cream and a bit of milk. The final product was absolutely amazing. But, it was too thick and I could hear the motor struggling. So for the longevity of the ice cream machine, be sure to either follow a recipe, ask AI and specify which ice cream maker you have, or pay close attention to you ingredients balance. All in all, the price I paid for this machine in Japan was barely worth it, and that's because the ice cream it makes is so amazing. It was incredibly marked up to get an American machine here in Japan. If I had trusted the shipping to get it to me unbroken from America I could have save a couple hundred USD. But, it's a good machine, and it arrived quickly and unbroken. So it was worth it. One of the lower models might be a better value if you aren't expecting to make some of the other options, like dispensable soft serve, but itnis fun.

well what can i say. yippee this is so good. 99 ice cream is fantastic

جهاز صناعة السعادة للاطفال وبصحة. صرت اعمل ايسكريم في البيت صحي ولذيذ واعطيه حتى لبنتي عمر السنتين. الاطفال بينبسطوا ويستمتعوا بالتجربة وفكرة صنع اي ايسكريم باي مكونات وياكلوا منه كمية كبيرة بدون ما نوقفهم تحول اي نوع سائل مجمد الى ايسكريم لذيذ وبقوام رائع

I absolutely love my Ninja Creami! It’s one of the best kitchen purchases I’ve made. It’s so easy to make healthy, homemade ice cream, protein ice cream, sorbet, smoothie bowls, and frozen treats with ingredients I already have at home. Everything comes out incredibly creamy, and if it’s ever a little crumbly, one quick respin makes it perfect. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and has saved me money compared to buying ice cream all the time. If you’re on the fence, I definitely recommend it—it’s worth it!

Don't get me wrong, its a great little device although I haven't used it fully yet but the reason I gave just 3 stars is due to the price..a bit on the expensive side for what it is

I have only used this item once but intend to get back to it once my health improves. I found it rather difficult to configure but it did make the world's best ice cream. If I was able to I would trade this item for the "Slushie".