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Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker & Frozen Dessert Maker with 3 Tubs NC300UK (Discount at Checkout)

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SO MUCH MORE THAN ICE CREAM: Create & customise delicious homemade treats with 7 Pre Set Programs for Ice Cream,Gelato, Milkshakes, Sorbet, Smoothie Bowls, Light Ice Cream & Mix-Ins
FILL, FREEZE, PROCESS, ENJOY: Simply fill a tub with ingredients, pop in the freezer in 24 hours, then process in minutes when you're ready to transform your frozen base into a creamy treat
YOUR ICE CREAM, YOUR WAY: Make it indulgent, low sugar, dairy free, vegan and more, to suit every taste, and evenly mix in choc chips, sweets & nuts to complete your treats
3 DESSERT TUBS: Make up to 1.4L of ice cream; make 3 different flavours at once to please all tastes. Dishwasher safe tubs and removable parts for easy cleaning.
INCLUDES; Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream & Frozen Dessert Maker (UK plug), 3x Tubs & Lids, Creamerizer Paddle, Motor Base, Recipe Guide. Dishwasher-safe removable parts. Weight 6.4kg. Colour: Black/Silver
DIMENSIONS: H40.5cm x W16.5cm x D27cm. 2-year guarantee upon registration with Ninja (UK & ROI only).

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1st Mar
Good machine but, if you're tempted, be sure you know what you're buying first. It isn't a traditional ice cream maker. It doesn't freeze anything. You put an ice cream mix together in one of its tubs, freeze it for 24 hours and then process it in the machine. It sort of grinds the frozen mixture down sands turns it into ice cream.

If all you want it for is ice cream , consider buying an ice cream maker that churns and freezes. But the Ninja does a whole lot more - slushis and so on. If that's what you want, buy the Ninja. (edited)
1st Mar
have one but don’t know how to use it. any advice
1st Mar
Search on YouTube. Plenty of videos available explaining how to use it and icecream/sorbet recipes.
2nd Mar
That videos makes it seem like so much hassle.
I’ll stick to supermarket tubs.
1st Mar
Thank you. x
2nd Mar
Home made ice-cream is remarkably good, was quite surprised (edited)
2nd Mar
How is £24 off applied at checkout?
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2nd Mar
Think it has now reduced in value but has also reduced the discount to £5 - so same price overall