QVC slashes $49 off Ninja's viral ice cream maker - perfect for DELICIOUS homemade treats from sorbet to gelato and more
Attention ice cream lovers! You are going to want to keep reading.
The viral Ninja Creami ice cream maker has been a hot ticket item since its launch in 2021, with millions of shoppers flocking to try it. Unfortunately, due to its price tag and popularity, it rarely finds itself on sale, but we have some sweet news.
The classic Ninja Creami (with bonus pints) is a shocking 20 percent off right now on QVC. But wait! With code WELCOME20, you can knock even more money off, dropping the price to$180!
Typically sold for $249, you can score this bestselling Ninja innovation while it is on sale for only $200 (one of the lowest prices we have ever seen!)
There's a reason the Ninja Creami has become so viral. Equipped with seven different modes, you can make ice cream, gelato, milkshakes, açaí bowls, and more for the whole family.
Your dreams become reality as this machine works to mix virtually anything into a delectable dessert.
Users of the social media famous appliance can not get enough, with on saying: 'I absolutely love my Ninja Creami —it's been a total game-changer in my kitchen!
'It's fun, easy to use, and makes healthy eating feel indulgent. If you're on the fence about getting one, do it. You'll wonder how you ever lived without it!'
The Ninja Creami is fun for the whole family and we have a sneaky suspicion it will be the best purchase you make this summer. Each aspect of the user-friendly kitchen tool is top-tier with multiple modes, including our favorite, the ' Mix-In. '
Mix-in mode is one feature that makes the Ninja Creami cream (pun intended), its competitors.
Unlike regular old ice cream makers that have been around for decades, the Ninja Creami technology allows you to mix in any ingredients you want to create flavors that rival the likes of Ben & Jerry's. Pretzels, blueberries, caramel — you name it and the Ninja Creami can do it!
As an avid Ninja Creami follower myself, I can testify that the mix-in tool is every ice cream lover's dream come true. I experiment weekly, creating new flavors such as Mango Sorbet, Pilsbury Birthday Cake, and Lucky Charms.
What puts the cherry on top of the Ninja Creami is its versatility. Users keep sharing their shock, with one saying: 'I thought this would be a waste of money and I could not be more wrong! I LOVE THIS MACHINE!
'It is easy to operate, looks beautiful and makes the absolutely most luscious frozen yogurt ever.'
Upgrade your kitchen and dessert game today with the Ninja Creami while it is still on sale for 20 percent off in over four colors. (And make sure to use code WELCOME20 for the biggest savings yet!).
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