[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall very impressive so far it's done ice cream and gelato exceptionally well! I love that the recipes this came with were minimal ingredients. It's easy to use but very loud. I like that it comes with a container and lid to store everything after you make it super neat! I can for sure see myself using it all summer and experimenting with different flavors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nutribullet Chill Ice Cream Maker is a device that easily churns frozen ingredients into a variety of delicious desserts. Just think, a tasty treat within minutes (after freezing ingredients in the included containers of course). Ice cream, gelato, frozen yogurt, smoothie bowl, just to name a few. There's some amazing recipes if you follow the QR code within the packaging, I have yet to do that. I've kept it simple just to get used to the machine. The machine and all components are made of quality materials. The machine itself feels substantial, as does every piece included. It doesn't walk on the counter when in use, it does have suction feet on the base, although the weight alone may keep it from moving too. It looks aesthetic enough to leave out on the counter, doesn't take up a lot of space either. Could easily be stored in a cabinet as well, its profile is low enough that it'd fit on/in many shelves or cabinets. It's so simple to use; remove lid from container with frozen ingredients, screw on blade attachment, attach to motor base, select program and press the circle, and just watch the progress ring illuminate and flash until finished. With the items I've made, it's taken between 4.5 & 6 minutes. The frozen yogurt (strawberries and cream and another of strawberry and bananas) came out so smooth and delicious. If you prefer it even softer, run a second cycle or let it set out a few minutes before eating. And now my favorite, a creamy pistachio gelato, it was beyond delicious. The silkiness was heavenly!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Made the BEST fresh chocolate peanut butter ice cream for my family tonight! Simply easy steps- from chocolate milk for 24 hours, added peanut butter, and used the ice cream setting to mix. I'll never buy store ice cream again!!! Looking forward to using more recipes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My time using a Nutribullet product, and I'm impressed by how EASY it is to use this ice cream maker. The 5 settings let you decide what kind of treat you want (ice cream / gelato / frozen yogurt / sorbet / smoothie bowl). I like the frozen yogurt setting the best since I eat a lot of Greek yogurt. Also, the motor base is super sturdy, has suction cups & won't tip over easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nutribullet Chill Ice-Cream Maker is very easy to use with the push of a button or two. It appears to be a durable machine constructed with high-quality BPA-free plastic and robust internal components designed for long-term use. I like that you can make a variety of frozen treats, including ice cream, sorbet, and smoothies, with customizable textures. There are some flavorful recipes available when you scan a QR code, offering options like chocolate banana and mango citrus to inspire creativity.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been wanting an ice cream maker and based on my experience, I think this item is nice to have, but not a “need,” even if you want ice cream at home. That said, I like all the blending options. The QR code takes to you a page with some tasty recipes, but you can also try something healthier like I did with fruit, coconut milk, and a little maple sugar for sweetener. It's cool that I can try gelato one day and sorbet the next. I didn't realize that the big ice cream makers in the market, including this one make you blend and freeze prior. I would love an all-in-one that does the work (and saves time) for you. As a result, you not only need to blend well, but also freeze, so you can't have ice cream instantly unless you've frozen the container prior. Also, the container is tall, so I don't have room to stand it up in my freezer. That means it can be hard to get the blade in because it freezes unevenly with some of the mix at the edge of the cup. I then needed it to soften before adding to the Chill. Using the machine is easy, just make sure you lock it in! I didn't do it perfectly at first and thought it was broken. It will cycle through and produce a creamy texture that resembles what the setting is. I have a Nutribullet smoothie maker which I like, but I don't like the cups. These are thankfully thicker and more durable. I would recommend the Chill, as long as you understand the pre-work involved (and you have a decently-sized freezer!)

[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.] Excited to try this out especially since the one that goes on the stand mixer is so bulky. The texture - my GOODNESS so creamy! We used the ice cream seeing for a simple vanilla and it didn't disappoint. Very very noisy though. Almost unbearably so. Will continue to use - excited to try making a fruit sorbet with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was my first experience with an ice cream maker and I'm so happy with the NutriBullet,it is so easy to use and come with full instructions, you can make healthier ice cream for your kids, you can make different ice creams and smoothie bowls as well. Absolutely love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This NutriBullet Chill Ice Cream Maker comes with the motor base, the blade ensemble, two pint cups, lids for the freezer, blade cover, recipe sheet, instruction manual, registration paperwork, and safety paperwork. Setup is simple. Wash lids, blade ensemble, and cups. Do not submerge the the motor base. Once you decide on a recipe and type of chill you want to make, then you mix up your ingredients, and add them to the cup(s) making sure you fill them at least to the MIN line and not over the MAX line. Going below the MIN or above the MAX lines can damage your NutriBullet Chill. After filling the cup(s), put on the lid(s) and set them in the freezer, making sure they are level. Let them freeze for at least 24 hours. When you remove them, remove them one at a time, if you made 2 cups, and immediately use it on the NutriBullet Chill. Not doing so can damage the machine. Once you put the blade ensemble on the cup, put it on the motor base. You will then turn on the motor base and select which type of Chill you are making. The choices are: Ice Cream, Sorbet, Frozen Yogurt, Gelato, and Smoothie Bowl Each setting has a built in timer and will cut off when the timer is done. When it is finished, make sure it has stopped before you remove the blade ensemble. Once you remove the blade ensemble, place it in the lid. You can enjoy your Chill right out of the cup or put it on a bowl, dish, or other serving container. Pros: The NutriBullet Chill Ice Cream Maker is easy to setup and operate It is fast. It is versatile. Cons: You have to make your Chill and freeze it for 24 hours and add it to the pint jar before it ever touches the once cream maker. I'm not sure what the ice cream makers purpose is besides changing the consistency of the frozen Chill. It's very loud. Summary. If you follow the instructions the NutriBullet Chill Ice Cream Maker will do what it says it will do, but I don't see it being a true ice cream maker at all. I see making the ice cream or other Chill, and freezing it for 24 hours, then putting the cup on the NutriBullet Chill, and it changing the consistency of the frozen dessert. I don't see how I can call it an ice cream maker. I followed a vanilla gelato recipe and although it tasted great, after putting it on the NutriBullet Chill, the consistency was awful. I tried two other recipes to see how they would work in the NutriBullet Chill. A sorbet recipe and an ice cream recipe. They both did the same thing the vanilla gelato recipe did; which was taste great, but turn to a poor consistency. I wanted to like this NutriBullet Chill a lot, as I love to make homemade protein smoothies, ice cream, and frozen desserts, but it's not quite what I expected.