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- #41 in Ice Cream Machines
With Hamilton Beach Ice Cream Makers, you can enjoy creating homemade ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet and gelato in your own kitchen. Just add your favorite ingredients, sit back and relax-you'll be scooping delicious ice-cold desserts in no time. Smart design touches make Hamilton Beach Ice Cream Makers easy to use, even if you're a beginner. Simple-to-follow recipes are included with these popular ice cream makers, so your family can make all kinds of delectable treats right from the start.
Esther
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
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Juan Herrera
Reviewed in Mexico on May 12, 2024
Cumple bien con su función.
Kim
Reviewed in Canada on February 29, 2024
It is very loud but worked well
Paul G
Reviewed in Canada on January 17, 2020
Have made ice cream with this twice since getting it. Worked well and easy to clean up. The noise level is a little loud but the end product well worth it. we are happy with this item
paul.middleton
Reviewed in Canada on August 9, 2019
As per instructions, the end produce does have a "soft service" output. Put it in the freezer for 1 -2 hours and you can scoop just in any illustration. I have been using this with the Greek Yogurt method (take the yogurt and strain until it is a little drier - up to 4 hours). Lower calories but no loss in the taste. I am told that freezing might have some problems because we are not dealing with cream - higher water content BUT at this size what was made was used long before that. Worth the purchase!!
Pablo Andrés González Lankenau
Reviewed in Mexico on November 15, 2016
No tengo ninguna queja respecto al producto, funciona como debería funcionar. El helado que he hecho es bastante bueno y la máquina es eficiente.Si tuviera que decir algo negativo es el ruido que hace el motor cuando está encendido.
Jumping jacks
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2016
This thing works maybe a little too well. I got it on the front porch at 1230 pm. It is now 730 pm and I have just made my first batch of ice cream. After seeing concerns from others who have used this type of ice cream maker...where to bowl has to freeze before using...I was concerned that I would have to wait until the next day to make the ice cream. As my grandson is here today I was really hoping to use the machine today. As soon as I got the ice cream maker, I washed the bowl and paddle and put the bowl in the back of the freezer right away. I had a bag of frozen blueberries so I put it the bowl thinking it would help freeze it. My freezer was set to the coldest level. I had already made the ice cream mix earlier in the day, but I moved the mix from the fridge to the freezer about an hour before starting to make the ice cream. About 6 and a half hours after receiving the product, I put the mix in the bowl and started her up. Within 3 minutes it went from slushy to not wanting to turn at all because the mix was already frozen. I added some left over cream and some whole milk and it started to churn long enough for my grandson to put some cookie dough and M and M's in the mix. My take away from this is that 1.) If you decide today you want to make ice cream at your house tomorrow, just order this with Prime. 2.) If you remove the bowl from the freezer and it doesn't slosh when you shake it then the liquid in side is probably cold enough. 3.) If you have your mix in the fridge for 3 hours or so then you likely don't need to put it in the freezer at all.
M Cox
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2015
It works quite well to freeze ice cream to a thick mushy state so the final freezing can be done in the refrigerator deep freezer section. My main complaint is how noisy it is. I put it in the room with my washer and dryer so I can close the door to make the noise tolerable. I don't understand why it has to be so loud. Even with nothing mounted, it is very noisy with the sound of gears. I thought the gears were plastic and should have very little noise. I don't know if I got one that is worse than normal or not. I see other people have complained about how noisy it is. I would order another one or a different brand if I knew it would be any quieter. At least the price is good. The price is the main reason I selected this brand.The freezing capability is adequate - not outstanding. But at least I don't have to deal with salt and ice to freeze ice cream. The capacity is only one liquid quart, but that is adequate to last a short while. I put too much liquid ice cream in the canister and it overflowed a little, but not badly. I underestimated how much it would expand when frozen. It was nearly double volume when frozen. I saved a Blue Bell Ice Cream container to have a place to store the ice cream.The recipe I used had too much sugar and slightly too much vanilla, but still tastes good. I like the open top for adding fruit. I added frozen peach slices broken into smaller pieces. I will keep experimenting with the recipe until I get a good balance of ingredients. Even this first recipe tastes so much better than the Breyer's, Dreyer's' and other brands I've purchased in the absence of Blue Bell Ice Cream. Blue Bell is still the best by far. I hope it returns on the grocery shelves soon and I won't need this Hamilton Beach Ice Cream Maker anymore. Of course, if I could find a recipe that mimicked Blue Bell Ice Cream, then I'd always use the Hamilton Beach Ice Cream Maker - noise or not.
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