[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using the Nutribullet chill ice cream maker and I love it. It's super easy to use and it has multiple modes like gelato and ice cream, so you can switch textures easily. I've made strawberry gelato, blueberry, vanilla gelato, chocolate ice cream and also Alfonso Mango gelato and all came out really creamy and smooth, better than the ones I've had from the stores. If you need perfect texture, what I like to do sometimes is scrape the sides and re-spin to get that perfect consistency. Overall, it's fun, versatile and amazing for professional grade desserts at home. It also comes with a manual of recipes which I loved.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I get it, mixing frozen treats is not a quiet venture. The counter top appliance is loud, but it does work well for its purpose! I am a fan of nutribullet products and have a blender currently. The ice cream maker has a sleek design for the modern kitchen. The 2 pint size freeze-ahead containers are enough for a night time dessert for the family and can try different flavors! The parts are easy to assemble and if just logically makes sense - even though I followed instructions to ensure correctly done. Clean up was also simple! I don't believe any parts are dishwasher safe, however, it was easy to hand wash. I liked the QR code included in packaging with a digital recipe book. It took the guess work out of measurements and proportions. The chocolate gelato was my first pick and I loved the simplicity - all ingredients already at home. Looking forward to more ice treat and hope to find many more recipes!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids love homemade desserts, so I've been looking for an ice cream maker. The NutriBullet ice cream maker does an outstanding job. There aren't many parts and all of them can be washed. There are no hidden or stuck ingredients that can't be removed. The result is smooth and creamy every time. My kids love it. You should give it a try because it's worth it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Homemade ice cream! This was super simple to create peanut butter chocolate ice cream. The ice cream turned out a little firmer than soft serve too! It's a little tricky to get the ice cream cup secured correctly and the base takes up a bit of counter space. Overall very impressed by the performance for a smaller ice cream maker unit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This ice cream maker had pros and cons for me, but overall, I was pleased with the variety of frozen desserts you could make. So far, I have tried to make gelato and ice cream and they both came out pretty decent. The texture of both desserts was very smooth and creamy! I loved how easy the machine was to use and clean. It also isn't too bulky, which was a bonus. The main cons I have with this machine is that it doesn't really "make" the frozen desserts, it just mixes them into the correct texture. You have to prepare the ingredients and then freeze it for 24 hours minimum, before mixing it up, which isn't really convenient. It's also fairly loud when mixing, but at least it's pretty quick.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The machine is compact and comes with various lids and an attachment blade. It took a while to get the blade to fit correctly so that the machine would function properly. I kept showing a blade error message until it finally reset. It comes with a few recipes. But I tried it with a simply strawberry and banana smoothie bowl which blended well and had a nice texture.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so excited about this product! It was easy to prep 2 cups of gelato mix, stick them in the freezer for 24 hrs, then make gelato the next day. The first flavor I made was mixed berries + cottage cheese + fig jam gelato. The texture was amazing - just like from a gelateria, except I'm in control of the ingredients so it can be a healthy treat. I'm so excited to try different recipes and the different settings for sorbet, ice cream, and frozen yogurt! I like this ice cream maker over my stand mixer attachment because it's more compact and tidy to store in the freezer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Another banger from Nutribullet! This machine has different settings for different cold desserts. Sorbet, gelato, ice cream, smoothie bowl, and frozen yogurt. On our first try we didn't follow any recipe. I just used whole milk, frozen blueberries, and vanilla protein powder for the base. A lot of their recipes include blending the base ingredients before freezing. We did two cycles on ice cream mode and added crushed Oreos in between cycles. The final product ended up being about half the amount I initially put in at the max line. No idea where the rest went. Lol! The machine is really loud! I think it's louder than the standard Nutribullet. So make sure to do this during the day when no one's sleeping! It comes with two containers with lids so you can prepare two at a time. The machine also has suction cups on the bottom to keep it from sliding around from the vibrations. Overall, great addition to your kitchen if you want to be able to control ingredients and still be able to enjoy cold desserts!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good product, easy to use although there are many steps in terms of making the ice cream with the ingredients offered. The ice cream did not turn out great probably due to user error with tempering the eggs. It is a little big and heavy for storing something specifically for ice cream. Was easy to clean with a quick rinse. Very loud but overall good product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I made strawberry ice cream with this, and it turns out pretty good! You can use a blender to blend fresh strawberries or use freeze dried strawberries (put them in a blender to get the powder form). You do need to pre-freeze beforehand though—it's not one of the models where you can just make it on the spot. Everything is intuitive. The only thing I have to remember is which side the blade goes, but there is a diagram to show you. The process took around 3 minutes. The noise is pretty loud, but not any louder than a blender or a vacuum. Just a reminder the bottom of the machine has suction cups to stabilize. So if you were trying to move the machine it doesn't budge, that's why.