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Although this isn't necessarily a deal, posting because these are tough to find in stock anywhere. Can possibly get 10% off by signing up for emails and getting a one time use code.
Paid $200 last month and got an additional $50 cashback. Still can't believe a deal like that existed for a product that's so in demand. Anyways, this has been one of the best purchases I've ever made for my kitchen. We use it daily and make delicious, healthy frozen Greek yogurt. The possibilities are endless. We had raspberry cheesecake frozen yogurt last night and it might've been the best one yet. Can't recommend enough!!
The Breeze 5-in-1 model is also available again at $169: https://www.ninjakitchen.com/prod...r-zidNC100. Smaller capacity and much less features (5 modes vs this 11 modes) but lower entry point
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If you're the type of person/family that always buys too much fruit and then grumble as it ripens too fast, these Ninjas are awesome (not just the deluxe). Berries, stone fruits, mangos, etc. Just blend them up, add a tablespoon or two of lime juice (to slow oxidation and keep color. otherwise everything turns unappetizing brown) and your preferred amount of sugar. Toss in the freezer overnight. The Ninja will turn it into a super creamy sorbet. I've eaten an entire pint container by myself in one sitting. The Ninjas give you that ice cream shop density and creaminess you wouldn't ordinarily get from a homemade attempt. It's also a great way to gradually reduce your sugar intake. We started off with 4 tbsp of sugar, then 3 tbsp, and we're currently at 2 tbsp. It makes you realize how arbitrary the sugar levels are in commercial frozen treats. Those companies take the 'mass appeal' approach just like t-shirt makers. Everyone has that experience of trying on a shirt that is generically made to fit as many people as possible - sleeves too long, sleeves too large, shirt too long, collar too big, etc. The Ninjas let you reduce sugar levels without losing creaminess. Homemade recipes for frozen treats rely on excess sugar to prevent ice formation. The Ninjas essentially whip air around the frozen fruit bits, insulating them and preventing ice crystals from forming, providing a creamy dense texture without the need for extra sugar (or alcohol, some homemade recipes rely on added alcohol to lower the freezing point to prevent ice formation). Yes, these things are expensive. But you will literally use it several times a week, I promise you.
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Paid $200 last month and got an additional $50 cashback. Still can't believe a deal like that existed for a product that's so in demand. Anyways, this has been one of the best purchases I've ever made for my kitchen. We use it daily and make delicious, healthy frozen Greek yogurt. The possibilities are endless. We had raspberry cheesecake frozen yogurt last night and it might've been the best one yet. Can't recommend enough!!
I use it for frozen yogurt as well! I don't suppose you would be willing to share that raspberry cheesecake yogurt recipe would you? That sounds delicious!
I use it for frozen yogurt as well! I don't suppose you would be willing to share that raspberry cheesecake yogurt recipe would you? That sounds delicious!
Absolutely! Just use raspberry instead of blackberry jam in this recipe:
Also keep in mind I have the 24 oz containers so if you have the 16 oz, use 2/3rd of everything below
Blackberry cheesecake Frozen yogurt
1 cup Greek Yogurt - 0%
1.5 cups almond milk (vanilla, unsweetened)
3 tbps whipped cream cheese
2 tbps sugar
2 tbps stevia in the raw
2 tbps blackberry jam
1/8 tsp vanilla extract
Optional Mix in: Graham crackers
Re mix with whole milk at the end
Absolutely! Just use raspberry instead of blackberry jam in this recipe:
Also keep in mind I have the 24 oz containers so if you have the 16 oz, use 2/3rd of everything below
Blackberry cheesecake Frozen yogurt
1 cup Greek Yogurt - 0%
1.5 cups almond milk (vanilla, unsweetened)
3 tbps whipped cream cheese
2 tbps sugar
2 tbps stevia in the raw
2 tbps blackberry jam
1/8 tsp vanilla extract
Optional Mix in: Graham crackers
Re mix with whole milk at the end
Thank you!!
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and it's back in stock.
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Also keep in mind I have the 24 oz containers so if you have the 16 oz, use 2/3rd of everything below
Blackberry cheesecake Frozen yogurt
1 cup Greek Yogurt - 0%
1.5 cups almond milk (vanilla, unsweetened)
3 tbps whipped cream cheese
2 tbps sugar
2 tbps stevia in the raw
2 tbps blackberry jam
1/8 tsp vanilla extract
Optional Mix in: Graham crackers
Re mix with whole milk at the end
Also keep in mind I have the 24 oz containers so if you have the 16 oz, use 2/3rd of everything below
Blackberry cheesecake Frozen yogurt
1 cup Greek Yogurt - 0%
1.5 cups almond milk (vanilla, unsweetened)
3 tbps whipped cream cheese
2 tbps sugar
2 tbps stevia in the raw
2 tbps blackberry jam
1/8 tsp vanilla extract
Optional Mix in: Graham crackers
Re mix with whole milk at the end
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