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Woot! has
Refurbished: Ninja Creami Deluxe 11-In-1 Ice Cream/Frozen Treat Maker w/ 2x 24oz. Deluxe Pints w/ Lids (CN501CO) on sale for
$99.99.
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Product is a refurbished unit
Includes- Refurbished: Ninja Creami Deluxe 11-In-1 Ice Cream/Frozen Treat Maker
- Refurbished: 2x 24oz. Ninja Creami Deluxe Pints w/ Storage Lids
Top Comments
Ha, pretty much sounds like the same model jet engine! But seriously, it's loud but does it's thing in 2-4 minutes.
You have to put it on a flat surface, period. Also to minimize the notorious hump, you can freeze it for the first few hours without the lid on. Even if there is a hump, as long as it is centered, the machine will process without issue. If the top is uneven you don't have to thaw out. You just take a heated spoon/ladle via hot water or stove and press it against the top of the ice cream to melt just the part that is raised. Then just run it like normal while licking the back of the spoon as your preview.
For folks wondering, yes now Ninja has some good competition in the "ice cream maker" sector. There are trade offs with most of the competitors. Yes with this, you do have to prep the ice cream (etc) mixture and freeze for 24 hours before popping it into the machine to get ice cream. Still, this is like meal prepping and I always have a couple of pints ready to go in the fridge.
For other machines that have a compressor which freezes the ice cream while it makes it, you don't have to do the pre freeze process but you still have to make the ice cream concoction and then you'll have to wait a minimum of 30 minutes before you get your ice cream and reviews all of the internet will tell you that if you don't time it right, the texture of the ice cream will change and not for the better and while those machines aren't as loud as the Creami, they still are pretty noticeable so you'll enjoy that noise for an extended time. Additionally, you have to hope that the compressor never goes bad or you SOL. For the Creami people have said the major weak point is the "blade" which connects to the spindle via magnet and that can get de-magnetized. Especially with improper use. There is a fix for it but still a known issue.
With the Creami, if you want ice cream and you've prepped your pints, on any given night It's about 5-6 minutes from Jonesing for something sweet and having ice cream in your mouth.
Community Reviews
The Ninja Creami Deluxe is a strong fit for high protein, low sugar, and lower calorie ice cream, sorbet, and protein shake desserts, with plenty of room for flavor tweaks and mix ins. It can turn out very good results fast once the pint is frozen, and the refurb units often arrive looking nearly new in original packaging. The big tradeoffs are noise, which is closer to a blender at full blast, and the need for careful prep and a flat freeze. A few reports also flag blade, paddle, leak, and durability issues, so the refurb savings matter most if you are comfortable with some risk.
People making high-protein or low-sugar frozen desserts, because it turns protein shakes and milk-based mixes into creamy ice cream.
Home cooks who want single-serve portions, because they can freeze pints ahead and spin one serving whenever they want.
Apartment dwellers who can tolerate loud appliances, because it runs like a blender on max and can hit an annoying pitch during the spin cycle.
People who will use it regularly for quick desserts, because a prepared pint can become ice cream in a few minutes.
People who need a dependable refurb for long-term use, because units have arrived dead, leaked, or failed after a handful of uses.
People who want a quiet countertop appliance, because it is loud enough to sound like a blender at full blast and can be hard to ignore.
Shoppers who need a machine that works immediately with no prep, because the mix must be frozen first and can take hours before spinning.
Buyers who want foolproof texture every time, because batches can come out gritty, snowy, or inconsistent.
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neighbors just have to live with the noise but you could just build a sound chamber by putting a rectangular clear box over it.
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