Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker - 2 Qt

From Cuisinart
	Price: $149.99
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Features - This dessert maker is designed to turn every meal into a treat. Delight family and friends with... - Sold individually - Capacity: 2 quarts/1.9 litres - Color/Pattern: Brushed stainless steel Product Description Cool off with a rich ice cream sundae or a fruity homemade sorbet - ready in 25 minutes or less. The Cuisinart Pure Indulgence 2-Quart Ice Cream-Frozen Yogurt & Sorbet Maker delivers 2 quarts of fast, fabulous, frozen deserts, perfect for a family dinner or a friendly party - each one guarantees a sweet ending! Includes: Instruction Book Recipe Book Features: Fully automatic: Put ingredients in the bowl and let the machine do the rest Large 2-Quart Capacity: Makes up to 2 quarts of your favorite frozen treat. Enough for the whole family! Brushed Metal Finish: Brushed metal makes an elegant statement in any kitchen Fast and Efficient: This Heavy-duty motor makes frozen yogurt, ice cream, sorbet or frozen drinks in only 25 minutes or less Easy and Mess-Free: Large spout means no spills when adding ingredients Easy Cleanup: Removable freezer bowl and mixing paddle make cleanup a breeze Perfect Consistency: Double-insulated bowl freezes ingredients evenly for consistently smooth and creamy results UL Listed Dimensions: 11"W x 10.3"L x 16"H Weight: 14 lbs Made in China [Model CIM-60PC] Customer Reviews Yummy! Date: 2008-04-14 | Rating: 5 This is a fun product! You do need to freeze the bowl before use, so as long as you realize that, you should be good. And my first batch was the Vanilla Bean. It was/is to die for. Had I read the directions THOROUGHLY, I would have seen that this particular recipe requires the custard (which you make from scratch) is to be chilled thoroughly prior to mixing it in the machine. This recipe takes a little time but boy is it worth it!! I am sad that the other guy left a bad review for the machine when his beef was with the company's customer service before even ORDERING it. I like the first guy's idea of buying an extra freezer bowl (if you have the storage space). They include recipes for ritas, gelattos, slushies, floats, sorbet, etc. LOTS of fun! If you LOVE ice-cream... Date: 2007-06-01 | Rating: 5 I received this item as a birthday gift and had to try it out immediately. It works great! It is a bit noisy but nothing that can't be overlooked. It makes enough ice-cream for a small crowd. Can't wait to try some of the other receipes. If you love ice-cream you must get this item. NOT YOUR GRANDMA'S ICE CREAM MAKER Date: 2008-05-29 | Rating: 5 THIS CUISINART ICE CREAM MAKER IS AWESOME. I WAS NOT SURE HOW LONG IT WOULD TAKE TO MAKE ICE CREAM BUT IN NO TIME AT ALL IT CAME TOGETHER. NOW YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO SEE HOW LONG YOU CAN CRANK IT, OR MAKE SURE YOU DON'T GET THE ROCK SALT DOWN IN IT, OR BE ABLE TO DARE YOUR BROTHER ON WHO CAN HOLD THEIR HAND IN THE COLD WATER THE LONGEST - IT'S THE SIGN OF THE TIMES. WHAT MEMORIES !!!! HAPPY EATING !!!!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS ICE CREAM MAKER. Good, BUT Date: 2008-07-22 | Rating: 3 I waited anxiously for this machine and got it on time. The machine is not noisy, except as a machine. It does makes great tasting ice cream. BUT. Both batches I made haven't evn been slushy material at the end of 30 minutes. The bottom of the containere is frozen, BUT only along the rim of the bottom of the container, the rest is not capable of holding shape. It would have to be poured into a glass and drinken. I pour it into a 2 quart plastic container and put it into the freezer to set. Tastes delicious, but only after 2 or 3 hours in the freezer. I wish it would come out as ice cream! I have not made anything other than ice cream, but the shorbet looks interesting. Making the simple suger isn't too difficult and one can make big batches for future use.