I bought this for my 21 year old son. He has been wanting one for a while and Sam's had a great price on it. The whole family enjoys it. So far we have only been using it to make ice cream, healthy and not-so-healthy, and it is fun and delicious.

So far, we love the Creami! It is pretty easy to make very yummy desserts. We can control the ingredients (sugars, chemicals, dyes, artificial yuck) to ensure we are making very healthy alternatives to treats processed from the store.

Best purchase ever. And the fact that it was $50 off made it a steal! Makes the best sorbet and ice cream ever. Every recipe I have made so far has been creami and dreami. Don’t walk but run and get one to day. Well worth the money.

So far, so good! Just trying to figure out the best recipes. Ordered more cups so we can keep them made up in the freezer for just when we need something sweet.

It's fun to make custom flavors using fresh fruit and combinations not found in ice cream shops. Be sure to buy the extra containers so multiple flavors can be in the freezer ready to go.

Awesome machine. If you love ice cream just buy it. So many ways to make healthy ice cream. The machine is loud. It only spins for a couple minutes. Plus it was a great sale price.

Still playing with different recipes for healthy protein ice cream recipes but so far I do like it. Really loud while spinning but all reviews tell you that.

We purchased this for our son and family. They like it. It had a lot of parts to clean. Having to freeze the base for 24 hrs after making it wasn’t too convenient I didn’t think.

As i type, I'm literally eating just created Mandarin Orange sorbet with Raisins & Grand Marnier (orange liqueur). How easy was it? I dumped a can of mandarin orange with syrup into pint container, froze overnight, popped it in machine tonight & hit Sorbet button. 1.5 mins later, sorbet. Added some raisins & liqeuer for personal touch. Since Rum Raisin is my favorite ice cream in the world, many of my experimental ice creams are also finding alcohol. This also makes amazing milkshakes. To save time, i also bought a container of pistachio ice cream from store. When in the mood for a shake, just add a few scoops, a little milk & in about 60 seconds you'll have a thick perfectly blended shake. You can't duplicate with a blender, as you'd constantly be pushing the ice cream down with a spoon. By the time it is well blended, it likely is no longer thick. The key with the Creami, is the blade is not fixed, it slowly descends from the very top to very bottom of the container, mixing perfectly. Some have complained about the noise. It is about as loud as a blender crushing ice, which is loud but well, you ARE basically crushing ice. The ONLY drawback is i expected to save $ right away over store bought ice cream. That's not the case, as i happily went up & down my grocery aisles picking up canned fruit, raisins, marshmallows, choc chip morsels, extracts & just about everything i thought might taste good in ice cream. Money well spent!

Not for me, but if you love ice cream, it's a great tool - my son loves his. I won't use it enough - I had intended to use it to make ice cream for a diabetic relative with a serious sweet tooth, but won't use it enough, so it just takes counter space. It's also super loud when running. I also thought i'd be able to shave ice cubes, but this machine cannot do that.