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Home » Cooking Method » Ninja Creami

What is a Ninja CREAMi?

Published: Jun 7, 2023 by Lara Clevenger, Registered Dietitian This post may contain affiliate links - read my disclaimer for full details... 3 Comments

Are you tired of the same old boring desserts? Want to add some excitement to your taste buds? Look no further than the Ninja CREAMi.

ninja Creami Ice Cream maker with strawberry ice cream

Ice cream lovers, get ready for the latest addition to your kitchen — the Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker. This innovative machine allows you to create homemade creamy ice cream, gelato, sorbets, milkshakes, and even smoothie bowls with ease.

What is a Ninja CREAMi?

The Ninja CREAMi is a small kitchen appliance that allows you to make delicious and healthy frozen desserts in minutes. With its powerful dual motors and durable blades, the CREAMi can easily blend frozen fruits, vegetables and other ingredients into a smooth and creamy texture. 

You can even make some of these sugar-free Starbucks drinks with the Ninja CREAMi.

Ninja Kitchen calls this their, “creamify technology” where the dual drive motors apply downward pressure and spin the Creamerizer Paddle (blade). The paddle finely shaves the frozen concoction and churns the ice particles into a delicious frozen treat.

Whether you're looking to make a traditional ice cream, sorbet, or frozen cocktails, the Ninja CREAMi is a versatile tool that can help you achieve this. No need for preservatives or additives like in traditional recipes. 

keto strawberry ice cream in a Ninja Creami

The best Ninja CREAMi recipes

Whether you’re looking for decadent ice cream recipes like this Chocolate Chocolate Chip Ice Cream or healthy recipes like this Chocolate Protein Ice Cream, you’ll be amazed at what kind of Ninja CREAMi Recipes you can create.

“I love turning yogurt-based smoothies into ice cream with my Ninja CREAMi. Blend up your favorite fruit with a bit of milk and yogurt, then freeze it. Run it on the ‘light ice cream’ setting for a tasty treat!” 

– Renee from Renee Nicole’s Kitchen
Chocolate Peanut Butter Protein Ice Cream in a white bowl with a spoon in it with a blue napkin on the side

How to use a Ninja CREAMi?

The premise of a Ninja CREAMi is that you start with an ice cream base, which can be as simple as a ready-to-drink protein shake or as complex as following a gelato recipe that requires cooking.

You then put this base into the Ninja CREAMi pint container with a lid and then freeze it for 24 hours. After that, remove the lid, place the pint into the pint hold, place the paddle into the lid, and secure it tightly.

After that, put the pint holder into the CREAMi and turn it until it locks into place. Next, select the desired option (ice cream, gelato, milkshake, etc). If after one spin your base isn’t at the desired consistency you can select the “re-spin” function. 

Once the mixture is at the desired consistency, you can either consume it, or you can make a hole and add any toppings or mixes you desire. Select the “+ mix-in” button, let it run, and get ready to enjoy.

coffee ice cream in a pint container with an ice cream scoop

Ninja CREAMi FAQs

Is a Ninja CREAMi loud?

The Ninja CREAMi is louder than a traditional ice cream maker and this is due to its powerful motors. It's louder than a Vitamix Immersion Blender and Air Fryer, and is about as loud as a regular blender.

How much does a Ninja CREAMi cost?

The price of a Ninja CREAMi can vary depending on the model and retailer. Generally, prices range from $180 to $250.

How is the CREAMi different from a traditional ice cream maker?

The Ninja CREAMi is different from a traditional ice cream maker in a few ways. First, the CREAMi starts with a frozen ice cream base, whereas when using a traditional ice cream maker, you start with a liquid ice cream base. 

The Ninja CREAMi can make a wider variety of frozen desserts and drinks, such as sorbet and frozen cocktails, while a traditional ice cream maker is primarily used for making ice cream, custard, or frozen yogurt.

More Ninja Creami Recipes to try!

Using a Ninja CREAMi is an easy way to make delicious healthy or decadent desserts that the entire family will love. You just have to plan ahead to allow your mixture to freeze for 24 hours. It’s honestly the hardest part of the entire ice cream-making process.

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This article originally appeared on Food Drink Life

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  1. Dianne Burr

    March 30, 2024 at 11:29 pm

    I would like to clean the base of the ninja
    Creami. The part that raises up. Some liquid has gotten down inside it. Iv looked through the book and can’t find how to take it apart to clean.

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  2. Colleen Lincoln

    December 26, 2024 at 12:46 am

    Hi - I’ve just been gifted a Ninja Creami Deluxe. Wanting to know if I can make my own syrups to use for sorbet etc., a lot of us in my family have an intolerance to sulphites and a lot of syrup bases have this in them, hence my need to try out my own. I’d love to be able to make a lemon sorbet or watermelon - what do you think?? Many thanks

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    • Lara

      December 27, 2024 at 11:55 am

      You can make your own simple syrup recipes and then add in your own flavors and use these in place of sweeteners.

      Reply

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