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Ninja CREAMi XL 11-in-1 Ice Cream Maker w/ Two 24-Oz Tubs (Navy, NC601)

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Amazon has Ninja CREAMi XL 11-in-1 Ice Cream Maker w/ Two 24-Oz Tubs (Navy, NC601) on sale for $219.99 - $33 (clip the $33 off coupon on the item page) = $186.99. Shipping is free.
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Features:
  • New functionality: turn almost anything into crave-worthy ice cream, sorbet, frozen yogurt, and more. Now featuring dairy-free, smoothie bowl, and creamifit programs alongside all your creami classics.
  • Family-size capacity: each 24-oz xl tub holds 50% more than the original creami pint. Process both and make enough ice cream for the whole family.
  • Two flavors, one tub: process one frozen BASE with two different mix-ins to create two unique flavors in one tub. One for the chocolate lover, one for the fruit fan.
  • Total ingredient control: customize every treat. Make indulgent favorites, low-sugar, dairy-free, and protein-packed options, or one-of-a-kind flavors you simply can't find in any store.
  • Advanced creamify technology: transform your frozen BASE into incredibly smooth, creamy texture in minutes.
  • Mix-ins: mix in chocolate chips, fresh fruit, nuts, candy, brownie chunks, and more to make every treat as unique as the people you're making it for.
  • Countertop worthy: new modern sleek design fits under most cabinets.

Editor's Notes

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  • Our research indicates that this offer is $33 lower (15% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $219.99.
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Amazon has Ninja CREAMi XL 11-in-1 Ice Cream Maker w/ Two 24-Oz Tubs (Navy, NC601) on sale for $219.99 - $33 (clip the $33 off coupon on the item page) = $186.99. Shipping is free.
  • Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically one use and availability may vary by account.
Thanks to Deal Hunter PennyFound for finding this deal.

Features:
  • New functionality: turn almost anything into crave-worthy ice cream, sorbet, frozen yogurt, and more. Now featuring dairy-free, smoothie bowl, and creamifit programs alongside all your creami classics.
  • Family-size capacity: each 24-oz xl tub holds 50% more than the original creami pint. Process both and make enough ice cream for the whole family.
  • Two flavors, one tub: process one frozen BASE with two different mix-ins to create two unique flavors in one tub. One for the chocolate lover, one for the fruit fan.
  • Total ingredient control: customize every treat. Make indulgent favorites, low-sugar, dairy-free, and protein-packed options, or one-of-a-kind flavors you simply can't find in any store.
  • Advanced creamify technology: transform your frozen BASE into incredibly smooth, creamy texture in minutes.
  • Mix-ins: mix in chocolate chips, fresh fruit, nuts, candy, brownie chunks, and more to make every treat as unique as the people you're making it for.
  • Countertop worthy: new modern sleek design fits under most cabinets.

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • Our research indicates that this offer is $33 lower (15% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $219.99.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
  • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.

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desantma
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CreamiFit is a longer program that is supposed to work well for ultra low fat high protein recipes.

I made two identical recipes, yesterday I used the CreamiFit setting. It ran for I believe 6 minutes. It came out ultra smooth but honestly it felt a little over processed. Today I tried the Light Ice Cream setting, it took a respin but after that it was perfect. The CreamiFit seems to run longer and considerably faster than the light setting FWIW.
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desantma
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I just picked this up at Costco for $199 with 3 tubs.

I honestly wasn't sure what to think, I wanted to find a way to get some high protein, low fat snacks in after a workout. I am blown away with how well this thing works and how legit good the ice cream is that comes out of it. Super simple recipes, my go to is a simple cookies and cream and I can't put it down. Macros are fantastic, texture is honestly better than ice cream to me and it's healthy.

I'd happily buy this again.
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Community Reviews

The Ninja CREAMi XL is a strong fit for high protein, low fat frozen desserts, with the CreamiFit and Light Ice Cream settings producing smooth, legit tasting ice cream after a spin or respin. The larger 24 ounce tubs help avoid running out mid serving, and the machine also handles sorbet, Italian ice, froyo, and slushie style drinks with plenty of room for custom recipes. The main knocks are price and reliability, with some calling it expensive for what it is and noting past units that broke. A good match if you want customizable frozen treats and can live with the learning curve.

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  • It can make very good high-protein, low-fat frozen desserts, and the texture can be close to or better than regular ice cream for those recipes. For ultra-low-fat mixes, the CreamiFit or Light Ice Cream settings with a respin can help, but very low-fat bases may still turn chalky without a little added liquid between spins.

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  • At around $187, it is considered pricey by some, especially compared with refurb units around $90 or a compressor ice cream maker. It can still make sense if you use it often, want customizable protein desserts, and value Costco's return policy if the machine fails.

    diavolo33ChrisBobsonScarletDirt565skinnywallet42

  • There are reports of earlier Creami units breaking down, including Deluxe machines that failed quickly and needed warranty coverage or replacement. The XL is described as smoother and more premium to lock in, but long-term durability is still a concern for heavy daily use.

    biltriteScarletDirt565HeatherH2143BarbaraK1209

  • The XL's 50% larger container helps avoid running out mid-cone and reduces the need to stop and respin another pint. It also keeps the simpler scoop-and-serve workflow, while the Swirl's soft-serve dispenser is seen as less useful than just scooping into cones.

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Aug 22, 2026 3:41 AM
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SwampthinqAug 22, 2026 3:41 AM
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Quote from desantma View quoted comment :
I just picked this up at Costco for $199 with 3 tubs. I honestly wasn't sure what to think, I wanted to find a way to get some high protein, low fat snacks in after a workout. I am blown away with how well this thing works and how legit good the ice cream is that comes out of it. Super simple recipes, my go to is a simple cookies and cream and I can't put it down. Macros are fantastic, texture is honestly better than ice cream to me and it's healthy. I'd happily buy this again.
What's the recipe for cookies an cream
Aug 22, 2026 4:06 AM
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HOO-MAN?Aug 22, 2026 4:06 AM
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CREAMi Deluxe NC5/NC6 -2 pack for $25.49 after $4.50 off coupon is a great deal for 2 more pint containers. same link as this deal.
Aug 22, 2026 5:05 AM
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desantmaAug 22, 2026 5:05 AM
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Quote from Swampthinq View quoted comment :
What's the recipe for cookies an cream
450g of fairlife 2% (ultra filtered milk)
30g Vanilla Protein
8g sugar free white chocolate pudding mix
5g sugar alternative, I found monk fruit with allulos is FANTASTIC.

freeze it. Run light ice cream. Respin it. Add 4 oreo cookies and run the mixing function.

I honestly can't tell it isn't ice cream and the texture is spot on.
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Aug 22, 2026 6:49 AM
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ChrisBobsonAug 22, 2026 6:49 AM
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Quote from LaesKrad View quoted comment :
I'm definitely considering getting this and returning or selling my swirl version. My biggest complaint with swirl is the soft serve dispenser side seems gimmicky. The original containers are small enough that you almost always run out halfway through a third kids cone. Then waiting to re-spin another container takes all the thrill out of the experience. 50% larger container, with smaller actual machine footprint (since the swirl is so big just for the short period of time you push out ice cream), and I'm happy to just scoop into cones and save the "swirl" soft serve for the ice cream shops.
It's 1000% a gimmick and the world has fallen for it. It does not make soft serve, it just extrudes into the soft serve shape we are used to.
Aug 22, 2026 6:50 AM
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ChrisBobsonAug 22, 2026 6:50 AM
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Honestly for this price, why not just get an actual ice cream maker with a built-in compressor instead of this overpriced ice shredder?
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Aug 22, 2026 11:55 AM
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diavolo33Aug 22, 2026 11:55 AM
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Love my $90 refurb Creami from Woot. $187 is a bit too pricey for what this is, though.
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Aug 22, 2026 1:17 PM
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NashpotatoeAug 22, 2026 1:17 PM
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I use ours daily. Had to initially use warranties on both (one at vacation home) and have since been good to us. I just use fairlife milk 100-125g of protein powder, Monkfruit drops and vanilla extract- chocolate is just the fairlife milk and the protein powder. Mix with immersion blender and freeze. I have never done the 10 minute defrost- oops. We do slushie mixed drinks using crystal light mix and water. I purchased the extra containers with coozies. Way better than a water downed drink with ice.

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Aug 22, 2026 2:14 PM
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driftwood070Aug 22, 2026 2:14 PM
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Quote from BarbaraK1209 View quoted comment :
I just use fairlife milk 100-125g of protein powder, Monkfruit drops and vanilla extract- chocolate is just the fairlife milk and the protein powder.
I do similar, 240g free almond milk, 240g fairlife 0%, 20g flavored protein powder (whey/casein blend), 4g sugar free pudding, 3 scoops allulose, 1/4tsp xanthan gum. Despite basically no fat it comes out nice enough, normal spin, add a splash of almond milk, then a respin. Without adding the splash of almond milk in between it comes out chalky texture but that fixes it and makes it smooth.

...Do you really use 100-125 grams protein powder??? Thats like 4 scoops 100+ grams protein per creami? I'm using less than a scoop but trying to keep it low calorie moderate protein (my low calorie creation is only 200 cals with macros 30p/3f/10c. If im not cutting I will add some amount of PB powder, cereal, or chocolate chips to make it tastier and up the cals)
Aug 22, 2026 3:16 PM
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BaudLordAug 22, 2026 3:16 PM
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I got the Slushie from Costco about two months ago. It's been hit or miss. Seems like everything I wanted is better with the CREAMi
Aug 22, 2026 3:22 PM
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ScarletDirt565Aug 22, 2026 3:22 PM
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Something like this I'd only buy at Costco, I'd want the ability to return it if it fails, as many of them do.
Aug 23, 2026 5:48 AM
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lartrakAug 23, 2026 5:48 AM
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Quote from ChrisBobson View quoted comment :
Honestly for this price, why not just get an actual ice cream maker with a built-in compressor instead of this overpriced ice shredder?
You can't get ice cream texture from low fat content stuff like protein ice cream using one. Same with stuff like sorbets made with just fruit juices or whole fruit. If all you want is to make standard style ice cream though, yes, a regular ice cream maker is probably the better buy.
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Aug 23, 2026 2:14 PM
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dabuddhaAug 23, 2026 2:14 PM
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Is it dead? I dont see the coupon
Aug 23, 2026 3:21 PM
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HeatherH2143Aug 23, 2026 3:21 PM
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Quote from athousandeyesandone View quoted comment :
What is the 'creamifit' setting? Anyone own this and the older model, is this materially better?
I just upgraded because my last one broke. I've had it about 5 days now. The creamifit setting is for protein ice creams, or lower fat/lower sugar ones. On the older ninja, I would have to run a respin on the lite ice cream setting. The creamifit setting runs for 8 minutes! But this basically eliminates the need for a respin and the texture is so much creamier than doing a spin and respin on the older model. The machines feels a little more "premium" too. When you slide the canister in, then twist to install and lock it, it's so much smoother. My old one used to kind of hiccup as I twisted it to lock it. This one just locks smooth and easily. So far I really love it! $199 at Costco and comes with 3 pint containers. The pints are the same as the older model and interchangeable so I was able to keep all my old XL pint containers too!
Last edited by HeatherH2143 August 23, 2026 at 08:23 AM.
Aug 24, 2026 8:39 PM
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ChrisBobsonAug 24, 2026 8:39 PM
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Quote from lartrak View quoted comment :
You can't get ice cream texture from low fat content stuff like protein ice cream using one. Same with stuff like sorbets made with just fruit juices or whole fruit. If all you want is to make standard style ice cream though, yes, a regular ice cream maker is probably the better buy.
Umm, no, you definitely can. I literally make it.

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Aug 26, 2026 7:04 PM
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lartrakAug 26, 2026 7:04 PM
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Quote from ChrisBobson View quoted comment :
Umm, no, you definitely can. I literally make it.
yeah, I have too, from both. Texture isn't the same.

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