Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:04:35 PM No.21440379
*solves homemade ice cream
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:06:46 PM No.21440383
It's not ice cream, the texture is too gritty/icy.
Sucks that any good ice cream machine is even more expensive.
Sucks that any good ice cream machine is even more expensive.
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:07:56 PM No.21440386
>>21440379 (OP)
im gonna creamify you are mum lol
im gonna creamify you are mum lol
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:09:05 PM No.21440389
a glass of milk with honey or chocolate syrup or whatever is better than ice cream
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:48:01 PM No.21440471
>>21440379 (OP)
normal cheap cuisineart machine makes better icecream.
normal cheap cuisineart machine makes better icecream.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:52:39 PM No.21440480
>>21440478
No, it's a failing of their technology.
Instead of properly churning the mixture while slowly cooling to avoid ice crystal creation, you freeze the entire mixture and then whip it, this leave a large quantity of icy crystals within the final mixture that you don't have with normal ice cream.
If you think ALL ice cream is that gritty, you've just never had good ice cream.
No, it's a failing of their technology.
Instead of properly churning the mixture while slowly cooling to avoid ice crystal creation, you freeze the entire mixture and then whip it, this leave a large quantity of icy crystals within the final mixture that you don't have with normal ice cream.
If you think ALL ice cream is that gritty, you've just never had good ice cream.
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:57:11 PM No.21440488
>>21440480
can you post your machine to verify that you actually own and have used a creami?
can you post your machine to verify that you actually own and have used a creami?
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:01:19 PM No.21440494
>>21440488
No because I gave it to my dumbass cousin since she was fawning over the thing.
Beyond that, this is a WELL KNOWN issue with the Creami, it's by far the biggest complaint about it
It can also be exacerbated by your freezer and how well it can freeze the mixture without introducing ice crystals, but since Ninja obviously can't control the freezer you're using, it is an uncontrolled variable they simply don't account for well (or can't account for it well).
The creami can make nice tasting "ice cream", but it just can't compare to the texture of the real thing.
No because I gave it to my dumbass cousin since she was fawning over the thing.
Beyond that, this is a WELL KNOWN issue with the Creami, it's by far the biggest complaint about it
It can also be exacerbated by your freezer and how well it can freeze the mixture without introducing ice crystals, but since Ninja obviously can't control the freezer you're using, it is an uncontrolled variable they simply don't account for well (or can't account for it well).
The creami can make nice tasting "ice cream", but it just can't compare to the texture of the real thing.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:03:46 PM No.21440499
Did anyone else make ice cream in a Ziploc bag in school?
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:06:07 PM No.21440502
>>21440499
That's stupid, it's much more economical to buy a
$200 ice cream maker, and it only takes up a little counter space
That's stupid, it's much more economical to buy a
$200 ice cream maker, and it only takes up a little counter space
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:18:15 PM No.21440516
I just got one. Give me your tips and tricks.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:29:20 PM No.21440533
>60 year old hand crank ice cream maker broke in a move
>Replacement options are either $80 100% polymer bucket with authentic chinesium handles, or one that costs $550 because it was handmade by Amish wizards in Ohio
>Replacement options are either $80 100% polymer bucket with authentic chinesium handles, or one that costs $550 because it was handmade by Amish wizards in Ohio
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:33:36 PM No.21440539
>>21440533
>or one that costs $550 because it was handmade by Amish wizards in Ohio
at that point i'd rather just spend the extra and get a Lello 4080 at $800.
>or one that costs $550 because it was handmade by Amish wizards in Ohio
at that point i'd rather just spend the extra and get a Lello 4080 at $800.