Ninja CREAMi 7-in-1 Ice Cream Maker

A: It actually comes with 3, one is packaged inside the mixer bowl part, you gotta take that one out and that makes 3

A: I did t receive any pints with my appliance

A: I just bought one, but it only came with 2 pint containers (as described on the box).

A: This version comes with 2 containers. None are inside the machine as others have mentioned either.

A: It comes with 3 pint containers

A: Mine comes with 2 pint containers with lids, like stated on the website and box.

A: Mine was supposed to come with two per the box but only one was inside the box.

A: The Creami's blade isn't stationary; it's designed to move up and down within the pint container. Spinning Rod: The blade is connected to a central shaft (or rod) that spins and also moves vertically. Functionality: This up-and-down motion, combined with the spinning action, allows the blade to shave and process the frozen mixture, creating a smooth, creamy texture.

A: This is what I’m wondering?? Pretty sure it’s a blender 🤔

A: It uses Creamify™ technology to turn fully frozen mixtures into smooth, scoopable ice cream by shaving and processing ice crystals—not just blending them. This gives it a creamier texture than a regular blender can achieve.

A: It comes with an Inspiration Guide that has a small selection of recipes.

A: Yes they are all BPA free

A: Yes, they are BPA free.

A: Great question, it should be as loud as a normal blender.

A: The Ninja CREAMi 7-in-1 Ice Cream Maker itself doesn't provide nutritional information, as it is an appliance rather than a food item. The nutrition will vary based on the specific ingredients you choose for your recipes.

A: Yes, the Ninja CREAMi can easily make an açaí bowl using its dedicated Smoothie Bowl function. You can add frozen fruit and liquid as long as you follow the recommended steps for preparation.

A: The Ninja NC301 is designed for making ice cream, gelato, sorbet, and similar frozen treats, but it does not make traditional frozen custard. Frozen custard typically requires cooking a custard base with eggs before freezing, which this machine does not perform. However, you can prepare a custard base separately, chill it, and then use the NC301 to churn it into a creamy frozen dessert.

A: No, this unit isn’t programmable. However, the Ninja CREAMi does have an auto shut-off feature. It automatically powers off when the cycle is complete. After the cycle ends, the progress bar lights flash twice and then turn off, indicating the program has finished.

A: The pink and steel versions are the same unit in terms of functionality the pink one is a limited edition color, which is why it costs more. In general, the parts included in the box for either version are: a Creamerizer™ paddle, 3 16oz Creami™ pints with storage lids, an outer bowl with lid, and a 30-recipe inspiration guide.