I bought this in December, and so far, I haven't gotten any recipes to work. At first, I thought it was user error, but I even used Ninja's recipe to make ice cream and each time it came out with the wrong texture and consistency. I really don't know what to do at this point besides make a review.

First of all, how is a “pint” equal to 3 cups? Why don't they just cal it a 3 cup container or a 1.5 pint container? Next, how can making two 3 cup “pints” give you two quarts of icecream? Last I learned in school a quart was 4 cups. 3 cups x 2 = 6 cups. 2 quarts = 8 cups. Who wrote the descriptions for this appliance? Other than that I'm sure the larger containers will be nice but Ninja, who do you have working for you? It really looks bad to have this in your promo info. Looks like y'all don't know what you are talking about!

I LOVE my Ninja Deluxe Creami!! It makes awesome treats. Allows me to do a half or a whole batch. The creamaccino is the perfect texture!! The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the LOUD factor. When you creamify it is so noisy. Fortunately the cycles are not too long so it's not a long time for the loudness.

It's too soon to review but so far we've made three ice cream recipes. We own three other Ninja products, so we knew we were in for a treat when we purchased the Creami. Ninja did it again with quality and know-how. The ice cream was smooth and well textured. Adding in the "mix ins" was easy and the Creami did a great job mixing. We look forward to trying out some of the other options. There is one negative that was very confusing...the instructions. We had to read various parts of the instruction booklet to piece together what to do. Once we figured it out, it is easy to operate and didn't detract from given it a 5 star review.

I bought it a month ago and was not happy with the slushy feature. I followed the instructions and went on line to gather more information but still a problem. I believe the machine maybe better in few years after a few tweaks… I returned the machine.

Bought the creamy and the waffle maker. Waffle maker works like a dream. The creamy however blew a fuze and does not work on the first use. same power point as the waffle maker. As I live outside of North America, I am now left with an expensive doorstop...

I watched a video on how to make a banana split nice cream using the Creami and decided to try it. Yummy and healthy! Same ingredients as a smoothie but so much better as a creamy concoction to eat rather than drink. Toasted almonds on top when serving.

Ok, I'm sure all the sugary recipes are amazing, but I'm going to talk about sugar free, keto recipes. Wow! I mix up my vanilla protein shake and milk, freeze overnight, and “pow” it's delicious. I mix up a double strength True Lemon lemonade powder and a pinch of citric acid, and “pow” it blows me away. Next. I'm going to try full fat yogurt, allulose, and vanilla extract. I'm expecting great things.

I bought the ninja creami 2 years ago. It worked fine until today when the paddle mixer fell off the "drill bit" during use, causing the metal to strip and unleash shavings into the food. There was nothing wrong with how I installed it all to cause this to happen. Of course the warranty is only 1 year so I feel SOL. The food and drinks this device could make were awesome, but not awesome enough if the product can't last 2 years. Hugely disappointed.

I've been using it almost everyday so far and I love it. I've was originally going to get the Ninja Slushi but when I realized I could still make slushies, frozen coffee, and milkshakes on top of ice cream and sorbet with the Creami, I realized this would be the better purchase for me. However if you want your frozen drinks more instantly, the Slushi may be better.