Ninja TSV 23/06/24

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Ninja TSV 23/06/24

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Ninja Creami Deluxe Ice Cream Maker & 2 Additional Pots

 

[slinky]

Ninja Creami Deluxe Ice Cream Maker & 2 Additional Pots

Ooh me and my 13yr old son have been hankering over one of these! Exciting times........yes I defo need to get out more

 

[donna255]

I said in the last Ninja TSV thread that loads of ads on TV for the ice cream maker.

 

[lipstickqueen]

I said in the last Ninja TSV thread that loads of ads on TV for the ice cream maker.

There’s £50 off on their website just now. We had a magimix ice cream maker almost 30 years ago it was a lot of work to make it so the novelty wore off quite quickly !

 

[Toril]

If I want ice cream, I make it in the Ninja food processor that I bought from QVC when Ninja first came to QVC. From memory it was a TSV. Yoghurt plus frozen fruit and it takes seconds. The bonus is that I’m not tied down to only making one thing in the machine.

 

[donna255]

Since there is only me, not worth making ice cream. I have a thing for mango sorbet anyway. M&S do it.

 

[Letz-be-avenue]

I like the idea but only fancy ice cream when it's warm summer weather, so in this country I don't eat it that often!

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Ninja Creami Deluxe Ice Cream Maker & 2 Additional Pots TSV 23/06/24

http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.834478.html

 

[madaunty]

I like the idea but only fancy ice cream when it's warm summer weather, so in this country I don't eat it that often!

I doubt you’ve had any at all so far this “summer”. ️

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

love ice cream all year

 

[ERICS MUM]

Since there is only me, not worth making ice cream. I have a thing for mango sorbet anyway. M&S do it.

Aldi do a nice mango sorbet, and a raspberry one.

 

[JW2]

If I want ice cream, I make it in the Ninja food processor that I bought from QVC when Ninja first came to QVC. From memory it was a TSV. Yoghurt plus frozen fruit and it takes seconds. The bonus is that I’m not tied down to only making one thing in the machine.

Hi do you use a plain yogurt or the flavour of the fruit you are using? I don’t eat yogurt so it’s a bit of an unknown for me but definitely want to try this, I have a Vitamix so it should work? Thx

 

[Toril]

Hi do you use a plain yogurt or the flavour of the fruit you are using? I don’t eat yogurt so it’s a bit of an unknown for me but definitely want to try this, I have a Vitamix so it should work? Thx

When I made it last year I used Activia fruit flavoured yoghurt (strawberry) and added the fruit straight from the freezer. I haven’t used plain yoghurt because I don’t buy it but it should work as well. This year I’m going to try using Easyio yoghurt. I usually have some in the fridge so will spoon some out of there.

I don’t know whether a Vitamix will work but I’m guessing that it should do if it can tolerate frozen fruit. The Ninja can cope with ice cubes so the fruit has never been an issue.

Hopefully someone who has a Vitamix can tell you whether it could be used for this.

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Ninja Creami Deluxe 10 in 1 Ice Cream Maker NC501QUK
Item Number: 834478
QVC Price £275.00
Todays Special Value Price £199.95
P&P £0.00
Whip up incredible desserts with the updated Ninja CREAMi Deluxe, the 10-in-1 Ice Cream and Frozen Drink Maker every kitchen needs! With ten one-touch programs, including four new functions - Frappe, Frozen Drink, Slushi and Frozen Yoghurt - this innovative machine transforms your ingredients into shaved ice and creamy desserts. Featuring a large capacity, a space-saving design perfect for any worktop and five Deluxe Tubs, the Ninja CREAMi Deluxe is a must-have for creating frozen treats for the whole family!
*A great saving: If you were to buy this Ninja CREAMi Deluxe 10 in 1 Ice Cream Maker NC501QUK directly from Ninja you’d pay £274.98. So, for our Today’s Special Value price of just £199.96 with no P&P to pay, you’re saving £75.02.
Hello, CREAMi Deluxe! Try new desserts with 10 one-touch programs for you to choose from: scoopable Ice Cream, Gelato, Sorbet, Light Ice Cream, Frozen Yoghurt, Milkshake, Frozen Drink, Slushi, Frappe or Mix-Ins. The Mix-In function allows you to add nuts, chocolate and more to your creations.
Family-sized capacity - not only do the large Deluxe Tubs hold 50% more ice cream than the original Ninja CREAMi, but this bumper offer includes two additional Deluxe Tubs. You'll get five tubs in total that can fit over three and a half litres of ice cream! Plus, the tubs, lids and Deluxe Creamerizer Paddle are dishwasher-safe, ensuring your clean-up is a breeze.
Advanced CREAMify technology - whether you're consulting the included Recipe Guide or customising drinks however you want, you can make your desserts even creamier with the re-spin function. Twin Dual Drive Motors power the Creamerizer Paddle, transforming ingredients into shaved ice and creamy desserts like frappes and frozen drinks.
One base, two flavours - use the same base ice cream with two different mix-ins, or create endless flavour combinations with gelato or frozen yogurt bases using the 'Top' and 'Bottom' processing settings.

• 2 year manufacturer's warranty when you register online within 28 days. See ninjakitchen.co.uk for details.
• Countdown timer with light
• Recipe guide included
• Easy to clean
• Two-flavour processing in one tub
• Dishwasher-safe removable parts
• Ninja CREAMi Deluxe (l x h x w): 30.5cm x 42.4cm 21.4cm (12" x 16.7" x 8.4")
• Weight: 6.5kg

Contains:

• 1 x Motor Base
• 1 x Outer Bowl Lid
• 1 x Outer Bowl
• 1 x Paddle
• 5 x Ice Cream Tub Lids
• 5 x Ice Cream Tubs (709ml)
• 1 x Recipe Guide

All measurements are approximate

http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.834478.html

 

[stratobuddy]

I've gone for it as I eat loads of ice cream and I like the idea that each time I want some it is freshly churned.

And the only thing that needs washing each time is the lid, and I will lick that off

With 5 pots I can have that many varieties on the go, as I often get fed up by the time I've finished a 2L tub. Also I fancy just making a sorbet with a tin of pineapple chunks and similar. And making ginger ice cream with custard and crystallised ginger.

But LOADS of problems trying to order on-line, kept getting the "OOPS something went wrong , contact CS" message.

So I did, but of course they were closed (I think they used to be open 24 hours).

Ordered on Qcut for the first time ever, that was OK, then tried to cancel my online order, then kept getting - - -

Hmm, something went wrong​

Try again, or contact Customer Service at 0800 51 41 31

 

[donna255]

Last month, the website decided to throw a major hissy fit. You got the item into your basket but would not go throw the OOPS message, tried a few times without result. Then went to QCut, I have used it many times over the years and got the message sorry there is a problem phone customer care. Seems both the website and QCut had technical problems.

 

[merryone]

I think if you're gonna buy a "one trick pony" gadget like this one, you need to be sure you'll use it regularly enough to justify the room it takes up. I love a gadget and I love ice cream but I know I'm far too lazy to make sure I've got all the ingredients in and experiment with flavours and then hoick it out of the cupboard when I want to churn or re-churn. I love a kitchen gadget but it needs to be something I'd use regularly enough to justify it's existence. My favourites are my magic bullet (the original, none of your fancy Ninja stuff) an electric citrus juicer, sodastream and last but not least my popcorn maker, no fuss no faff, no fancy ingredients required and my rotisserie which lives in the cupboard upstairs 'cause it's really bulky, but it's only used occasionally so not too much of a problem

 

[loujareth]

I have had this maker for nearly a year now and without going into too much detail, theres a knack to getting it right, otherwise it scratches the inside of the pots. Once you've mastered it, its fine, basically make sure your frozen food is flat before you blend, scrape it flat if needs be. There is info out there on the net about this problem, three containers wrecked later -lesson learnt. I don't like ice cream that much but my son uses it the most and it can easily become a cupboard filler if not frequently used.

 

[stratobuddy]

AS USUAL, SAME OLD STORY WITH EVRI, DELAYED!!!! - -