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It's also a great way to spend a lazy Sunday, and we can vouch that people are always thrilled if you turn up to a dinner party with a gift of home made ice cream. Freeze-first: These are cheaper to buy but it takes longer to get your ice cream, as you have to freeze the bowl first for about eight to 12 hours. In each machine featured, we made around one and a half pints of ice cream using the best method that we’ve come across, which is the New York Times’ “Master Ice Cream Recipe”. Our other qualm is that, with its 1.4L capacity, it seemed slightly smaller than some other models; while our ice cream mixture fit in fine to begin with, as the machine whipped air in and the mixture began to expand, it came close to overflowing.

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When it actually comes down to it, there are only a couple of benefits of buying an ice cream maker. Depending on which machine and recipe you opt for and which brand you usually buy, it’s probably not much cheaper than getting it from the shop, and it’s certainly more faff. Once you have made and chilled this mixture, you simply pop it into your ice cream maker and switch it on. It will then gradually chill the custard mixture while whipping air into it. After around 30 minutes you should have achieved a soft-serve texture, which can then be decanted into a container and then frozen until you have a fully-fledged ice cream. How much are ice cream makers? Rather than gradually freezing the ice cream while churning it, as you do with a traditional ice cream maker, you completely freeze your ice cream mixture before getting the Creami involved.Pros: Don’t have to freeze the bowl before making the ice cream; looks great on a countertop; sleek interface However, you would certainly need a big kitchen. The Sage is a whale of an ice cream maker, measuring nearly 40cm in width. If you’re struggling for storage, we wouldn’t recommend this device. In terms of the ease of the process, this machine definitely wins, too. With a normal ice cream maker, you need to make the base, before chilling it for a minimum of four hours. You then churn it in the ice cream maker for another hour or so, before putting the ice cream in the freezer until it achieves your desired consistency. The only slight bit of faff is that you have to brine the non-removable bowl, which helps conduct the freezing effect throughout the device. However, this is as simple as making a solution of water and salt. This is definitely only a machine to buy if you’ve got a hefty amount of disposable income, but in our dream alternate life where we have a townhouse with a kitchen island and unlimited ice-cream-making time, this is sat on our worktop.

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Cons: Ludicrously expensive; have to make a brine every time you want to use it; doesn’t look as smart as the Sage We deal with many manufacturers and can supply 1,000's of products but try to promote the most popular brands, so if you can't see what you are looking for please call us and we will source it for you. We're so confident with our prices that if you find a lower published price for a like for like product, on the same terms we will sell it at cost plus a small transaction charge. Apart from the Ninja Creami, all of the ice cream makers in this list work in a fairly similar fashion (although some more affordable models will require you to pre-freeze the bowl before use).The better ice cream makers had intuitive designs were clearly labelled parts and responsive functions.