[OnePass] Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker NC300 $227.60 Delivered @ Catch ($237.60 Delivered @ Amazon AU)

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[OnePass] Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker NC300 $227.60 Delivered @ Catch ($237.60 Delivered @ Amazon AU)
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$237.60 is the cheapest deal post yet and the cheapest on Camels. A further $10 off with the OnePass code = $227.60.

OnePass is $4.99 for a month or free trial, or just buy from Amazon AU for an extra $10, who are matching catch.

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Functions: Ice cream, Sorbet, Milkshake, Lite ice cream, Gelato, Smoothie bowl, Mix-in

Dishwasher safe containers, lids and paddle (top rack only)
Power: 800W

Pack contents: Motor base, 3 x tubs with storage lids, Outer bowl and lid, Creamerizer paddle, Recipe inspiration guide

Home & Garden Ice Cream Maker Ninja

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Comments

  • benneb2 on 07/10/2024 - 15:56
    +3

    Holding out for deal on the creami Deluxe….

  • babolat360 on 07/10/2024 - 15:58

    What's everyone's go-to recipe? I'm looking for me inspiration

    • sponson on 07/10/2024 - 16:07
      +1

      biscoff and apples… apple pie icecream

      • chyawala on 07/10/2024 - 18:03

        Serious question, how do you clean the axle that pushes the blade down? It gets covered in icecream, then retracts back into the machine!

  • DrScavenger on 07/10/2024 - 16:19
    +3

    Making ice cream at home ends up being much more expensive than just buying it unfortunately

    • incipient on 07/10/2024 - 16:29
      +4

      I expect the main difference would be in quality of ingredients.

      I expect you could make 1lt of home-made ice-cream cheaper than a $10 tub of connoisseur?

      • drycleanonly on 07/10/2024 - 16:55
        +2

        I haven't made any in a while, but the cost of the cream alone would be more than $10. It also makes you realize just how much fat and sugar content go into a tub…I still buy it every now and again though.

    • bangiebargie on 07/10/2024 - 17:43
      +1

      But homemade tastes so much better…

    • Embaloo on 07/10/2024 - 18:13

      Making icecream at home using condenser machines (NOT THIS, wouldn't recommend these),

      Pricing it out, for us it's approx:

      $1.08 for sweetened condensed milk
      $1.87 cream
      $67c milk

      At full-priced home brand australian ingredients. (lithuanian SCM though)

      Which at $3.62/L is pretty good!!

      If ingredients are on psecial or markdown then we stock up and run under $2 for a litre.

      Then we add whatever flavour, often just cocoa powder, vanilla extract, a quick caramel sauce
      macadamia nuts, matcha powder, whatever fun ingredients or things that need to be used up.

      If you have chickens then egg recioes are cheap too.

    • shaiguy on 07/10/2024 - 18:54

      I got the Ninja Creami only a few months ago and as per above even though it may cost similar (generally it still is cheaper), I was surprised it is of value given:
      - the ice cream tastes a lot more creamy than store bought ice cream. Funnily enough it is one of those products which actually tastes better. I think this is given that store made ice cream would need to weigh in cost of cream, longevity of ice cream, preservatives etc.
      - lactose free ice cream: for those that cannot have lactose/dairy, there is a lack of good options at the supermarket. Making it yourself is streets ahead of anything at the supermarket. I can make Asian flavour lactose free ice cream and it tastes so creamy and good. Unfortunately not many lactose/dairy free options in Sydney ice cream parlours (Girls and Boys Ice Cream which is dedicated to vegan ice cream in Melbourne is awesome).
      - it is very easy to make

      Would suggest most people leverage off a friend to try some ice cream/sorbert, etc. from their machine before buying.

      • DrScavenger on 07/10/2024 - 18:59

        What about cleaning tho?

  • puffinfresh on 07/10/2024 - 16:27

    If you have Prime, you could combine it with this to get the $10 off

  • Tradiebyday on 07/10/2024 - 16:41

    How much are they selling this at Costco?

    • PlaneProof on 07/10/2024 - 17:16

      $270, saw it a week ago.

  • justtoreply on 07/10/2024 - 16:52
    -6

    Isn't this expensive for a blender with a bucket?

    And it almost is a blender given you have to freeze stuff yourself because there's no compressor in the unit.

    • Spendmore on 07/10/2024 - 17:01
      +1

      A very clever blender that is a copy of a tried and tested industrial model (Pacojet) that costs a lot more.

    • jjcf on 07/10/2024 - 17:09
      +3

      Isn’t a McLaren expensive for what is essentially two bikes duct taped together with a lawnmower attached?

      What a weird take.

    • GUYANDSON on 07/10/2024 - 17:40
      +1

      you're welcome to try blending a brick of ice

  • BargainHunterJohnnyB on 07/10/2024 - 16:55
    +1

    Looks like a nutribullet in different packaging

  • dbglt on 07/10/2024 - 16:57

    Holding out for the deluxe version still

  • Harby7 on 07/10/2024 - 17:04

    can i make Acai in this?

    • jsediv on 07/10/2024 - 17:15

      Acai Bowls? Yes you can. Made one yesterday

  • cobknob on 07/10/2024 - 17:31
    +1

    Anyone tried lactose free cream with this? Success rate?

    • Spendmore on 07/10/2024 - 18:20

      Yeah plant based or no lactose works well. You can just freeze a load of bananas and they turn out great.

  • Tradiebyday on 07/10/2024 - 17:33

    will this be cheaper tmr on prime day?

  • rattle on 07/10/2024 - 18:10
    +2

    Love this machine!
    I'm a long retired chef and after all the delicious things I have made in this, my absolute fave is a simple tin of crushed pineapple and only using that to make a killer sorbet.
    I say sorbet, but this thing makes it kind of creamy in texture too.
    Fresh pineapple is great is you get one cheap, but I add a little stevia to that to kick the slight tartness. The fresh one is way more fragrant and you just know it's been made with fresh fruit.

    Our machine will get a good workout as the weather warms up.

    Try experimenting with Cottees pudding mixes for ice cream too. Sugar free are available.
    I use vanilla or chocolate as a base and experiment with added stuff.
    Oh and the mix in feature is a must. Chopped up fruit or a chopped up Mars Bar, you go with whatever you want and enjoy!

    I sold my ice cream churner in case someone is thinking of comparing. Great machine, but stopped using it.
    Totally different machines and this one gives me more options to experiment and to give the kids healthy fruit smoothies, shakes, sorbet, ice cream, fruit bowls etc…

    Edit - Yes I do have a high speed blender and I did smoothies and shakes in that, but I prefer the consistency from this machine.

    Just be aware that depending on your freezer, you will need to have the frozen base made and that can be anywhere from 10 to 24 hours depending on your freezer.
    It's not hard to think ahead and have stuff made in advance if you have room. I keep 4 different things if I can, so I have options later when I feel like something.

  • Embaloo on 07/10/2024 - 18:44

    Much prefer condensing machines, which will give you icecream from raw ingredients in 40 minutes.

    This ninja maker requires freezing the base ingredients in advance, and for the price and cost of ingredients,(around$3.60/L), you really want a machine that can give you icecream in the same amount of time that it takes to do a supermarket run.

    A food processor/nutri bullet or even a cheap kmart smoothie maker will do a similar job to this (beautifully blend a frozen base into icecream ir sorbet), whereas a condensing icecream machine will do the freezing for you too.

    Condensing machine recommendations:
    Aldi icecream maker is the same price or cheaper
    Sunbeam or breville smart scoop can be found for the same price or peanuts second hand.

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