Ninja's 'brilliant' ice cream maker now comes with four free accessories
The Ninja Creami is currently on an exclusive offer where it is discounted and comes with four extra tubs to ensure you have enough ice cream for your next party
Ninja Creami
The current heatwave, while causing parched lawns and sleepless nights, also presents the perfect opportunity to indulge in more ice cream. The Ninja Creami offers a convenient solution for homemade frozen treats, eliminating the need for supermarket trips.
The Ninja Creami has received glowing reviews from customers, thanks to its versatility. It can whip up ice cream, gelato, sorbet, and milkshakes, with complete control over the ingredients. Want protein ice cream? That's what you'll get. Ninja is currently running an exclusive offer on the Creami, which includes not only a discount on the ice cream maker but also four additional tubs.
With savings of over £50, the Ninja Creami is available directly from Ninja for £169, reports the Mirror. For money-saving tips, sign up to our Money newsletter here
The standard Ninja Creami package includes three tubs, so this deal doubles your potential ice cream production, allowing for a wider variety of flavours at your next gathering.
While Amazon offers the Ninja Creami at a slightly lower price of £158.16 it's worth noting that this deal does not include the extra tubs.
The Creami boasts numerous features, catering to a broad spectrum of frozen desserts.
As with many Ninja products, it has gained significant online popularity, making it easy to find recipes.
To use the Ninja Creami, users first need to prepare and freeze the ice cream base. Once frozen, the Creami transforms it into the dessert of your choice.
One notable limitation of the Ninja Creami is that it doesn't handle the freezing process, which is where some competing products offer alternative solutions.
For instance, there is the Ice Cream Maker at ProCook for £39.20.
A more premium option is the Lakeland Compressor Ice Cream Maker, currently discounted by £20. According to the manufacturer's website, this device can produce 1.5 litres of ice cream in under an hour.
Customers have praised the ease of use and cleaning of the Ninja product, with one reviewer commenting: "It's super easy to use, in fact the hardest part of making super creamy ice cream is having the patience to wait for it to freeze for 24 hours."
Many users also appreciate the versatility of making their own ice cream at home, experimenting with various flavours such as "custard ice cream, strawberry and yoghurt, peach sorbet ... pineapple sorbet and sweet potato ice cream."
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However, some have pointed out that the device can be quite loud, with one user suggesting: "It is very, very loud so if this could be fixed, it would be amazing."
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