Creami Scoop & Swirl 13-in-1 Ice Cream and Soft Serve Maker, NC701 | Ninja Creami Scoop and Swirl turns almost anything into ice cream and soft serve at a button touch, scooped or swirled.

I picked up the Ninja CREAMi Scoop and Swirl Ice Cream Maker NC701 on a bit of a whim for our family. We deal with multiple food allergies, so buying store ice cream that works for everyone is nearly impossible. The ability to fully control ingredients like dairy-free milk, low sugar options, or nut-free recipes is what pushed me to try it. This is the more deluxe version with both scoop and soft serve capability, and it definitely feels like a premium kitchen appliance. From a build quality and appearance standpoint, it is substantial. This is not a small countertop gadget. It is tall, fairly heavy, and takes up serious space. It will not fit under most standard upper cabinets, so plan accordingly. We ended up buying a separate baker’s rack to house this and our Ninja Slushi machine. The included 2-in-1 pints, lids, paddle, and swirl press feel sturdy and are dishwasher safe, which helps with usability and cleanup. Using the machine is not trivial at first. There is a learning curve. The process starts by preparing your recipe directly in the clear pint containers. The most important detail is making sure the containers freeze completely level. Timing needs to be correct for adequate freezing. If the mixture freezes at an angle, the chopping and blending mechanism will struggle to operate or process correctly. After freezing for about 24 hours, you install the blade lid, lock the container into the machine, and select one of the 13 programs. There are dedicated soft serve modes, fruit whip, frozen yogurt, custard, and more. We typically use coconut or oat milk, which freezes harder than traditional dairy. Because of that, we often have to run the blend cycle multiple times to achieve a smooth, soft-serve consistency. That is one of the nuances you only learn by doing. Once the texture is right, you move the container to the soft serve side, install the swirl press, and dispense into a cone or bowl. It is a multi-step workflow, and good results depend on understanding how each phase works. If something is off, it usually comes down to leveling in the freezer, recipe ratios, or needing an extra spin. Performance is impressive once dialed in. The Creamify technology really does transform a solid frozen block into a creamy texture. The ability to customize mix-ins and tailor recipes for dietary needs adds real value. However, it is loud. Very loud. During the chopping and spinning phase, the noise level is intense. It is not something you want running constantly, and it could easily be disruptive and hurt ears in a small kitchen. Another small limitation is the dispensing phase. When using the soft serve function, it does not fully clear the entire pint. There is usually a noticeable amount left in the bottom. It is easy enough to scoop out with a spoon, but it feels like an area that could be improved in future designs. In terms of value, this is clearly a luxury appliance. It is not essential, and it is not small. But if you have dietary restrictions, want full control over ingredients, or enjoy experimenting with frozen desserts, it offers strong performance and flexibility. It does not replace a commercial soft serve machine, but for home use, it delivers impressive results. Overall, I recommend the Ninja CREAMi Scoop and Swirl if you are willing to learn the process and have the space for it. It’s pretty expensive, but I believe it adds substantial value for families with allergies or if you just love ice cream. It takes patience at first, and there are nuances to master, but once you understand how it works, it produces high-quality frozen treats tailored exactly to your needs.

I absolutely love my Ninja Creami! It’s one of the best kitchen purchases I’ve made. It’s so easy to make healthy, homemade ice cream, protein ice cream, sorbet, smoothie bowls, and frozen treats with ingredients I already have at home. Everything comes out incredibly creamy, and if it’s ever a little crumbly, one quick respin makes it perfect. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and has saved me money compared to buying ice cream all the time. If you’re on the fence, I definitely recommend it—it’s worth it!

My absolute favorite kitchen gadget. We use it often and it’s so easy to use. It gets a little messy but nothing you can’t wipe down or put in the dish washer. It is loud so not something to try to sneak in after kids go to bed.

I've been using the Ninja CREAMi Scoop & Swirl Ice Cream Maker almost every day, and it's been one of the best kitchen purchases I've made. I primarily use it to make protein ice cream, and the results are much better than I expected. The texture comes out smooth and creamy, making it easy to stick to nutrition goals without feeling like you're sacrificing dessert. Once your mixture is frozen, it only takes about 5 minutes to spin and turn it into ice cream, which is very convenient. If you plan to use this machine frequently, I highly recommend buying extra pint containers so you can keep multiple flavors ready to go. I chose the Scoop & Swirl model instead of the regular CREAMi because I knew I'd be using it daily, and that has definitely been the case. That said, I don't utilize the swirl function nearly as much as I thought I would. It's a nice feature to have, but for me, the regular ice cream functionality is what gets used the most. Overall, this machine makes excellent homemade ice cream, works great for high-protein recipes, and has become a daily staple in my kitchen. Highly recommended for anyone looking to make healthier frozen treats at home.

Honestly the machine works great our issue is finding recipes that taste good overall and finding soft serve recipies that dont' melt too fast.

I have had my Ninja Creami for 11 months. I absolutely love it because I can make healthy ice cream desserts. Yesterday it started making a louder than normal noise as I was spinning a fruit smoothie I had frozen. I unplugged it immediately. Once I finally got the lid off, the blade was at the bottom of the mix and smoke was coming up the center of the mix. I looked at the gear that operates the blade and it was black and very hot to touch. I called customer support because I was still within the 12 month warranty and after answering some questions and sending them pictures, they are sending me a replacement product plus extra accessories. The customer service was excellent. If you have problems with your appliance and you’ve had it less than 12 months, call them! They were more than happy to replace my appliance.

This produces beautiful ice cream, frozen yogurt, and frozen dessert-type products, as good as that available in my local markets, and I can make frozen dessert out of almost anything, including my protein drinks. I can also make almost any variety of low carb ice cream that I want, and am experimenting with unusual ice cream products. A few notes: - This machine is loud when creamifying the ice cream - about as loud as my vacuum cleaner. This will turn off some people, and can be a problem using it where noise is a concern. - Need to prepare and freeze ice cream 24 hours in advance, so spontaneity might be an issue. Any unfrozen pockets can ruin the texture, so needs the full 24 hours. It can turn commercial ice cream into soft serve for those spontaneous moments. - Very easy to clean, the parts are all self contained, and the main unit does not touch the ice cream or get dirty (except maybe the drip tray), which is a huge plus. - Expensive, but long-term return on investment may be good versus buying commercial frozen dessert products, and it is in the price range of many medium- to higher-end home ice cream makers, and of the many I have had in the past, this is the best so far, so worth it. - It only comes with two ice cream cups, and with the need to freeze 24 hours in advance, most people will need more. Fortunately they are also available here on Amazon, in two-packs. Make sure to buy the ones specifically for this 700-series machine, because older versions for previous machines will not work with this newer machine.

I was really excited to try the Ninja Creami Swirl, and I have to say, it does what it promises: it makes genuinely good ice cream. It's been a fantastic way to turn my protein shakes into a much more enjoyable treat. The Good: The core function is great. The ice cream texture is impressive, although I found that adding a splash of milk to the top of the frozen pint before spinning helps the machine get started and results in a smoother consistency. I also appreciate the design touch of the pint clicking securely into place; it's a small but satisfying detail that lets you know it's ready. The Not-So-Good: Unfortunately, my experience came with a few frustrations. First, this machine is LOUD. It's definitely something to be aware of if you have a small living space or sensitive ears. I also frequently had to run the cycle twice to get the right texture, which adds to the noise and time. There were also some operational quirks. On several occasions, the machine just wouldn't start, forcing me to take the pint out and reseat it. I also noticed the blades would get a strange oily residue on them, and I couldn't figure out why. Sizing and Final Thoughts: My biggest disappointment was with the 'Swirl' version itself. The portion size for the ice cream feels too small to justify the feature. If I were to buy one again, I would skip the Swirl and go for either the standard model or upgrade to the Deluxe for the larger pint capacity. Ultimately, I ended up returning the unit because it arrived with a broken pint. Combined with the other small issues, I decided not to get a replacement just yet. It's a really good product in concept, but the execution has some flaws that made it not the right fit for me.

well what can i say. yippee this is so good. 99 ice cream is fantastic

جهاز صناعة السعادة للاطفال وبصحة. صرت اعمل ايسكريم في البيت صحي ولذيذ واعطيه حتى لبنتي عمر السنتين. الاطفال بينبسطوا ويستمتعوا بالتجربة وفكرة صنع اي ايسكريم باي مكونات وياكلوا منه كمية كبيرة بدون ما نوقفهم تحول اي نوع سائل مجمد الى ايسكريم لذيذ وبقوام رائع

Don't get me wrong, its a great little device although I haven't used it fully yet but the reason I gave just 3 stars is due to the price..a bit on the expensive side for what it is

The First thing you should know is how amazing it is to make whatever flavor you want, whenever you want, in the style you want. I am diabetic and the low sugar options available to me are very limited. With this machine I can make all kinds of low impact treats whenever I want, AND, if you get the right mixture, it can be stored, frozen, and is still scoopable later. Worst case you need to leave it on the counter for 10-15 minutes, and then it's scoopable. You can make super simple sorbets, my favorite so far is a can of pears, some cinnamon, blend it, pour it into the pint container, top up with water, mix, and then freeze. It takes 5 minutes to prep, 24 hrs to freeze completely. Or, you can make things you would never have the opportunity to try. I made a Persian Bastani for fun. It features saffron and rose water. Its a super floral flavor, not too sweet. But it was new and exciting. My neighbor brings her kids over every Thursday for a play date and the finale is choosing which ice cream flavor they want. Of note, I use an AI to help fine tune my recipes. There is a slightly complicated balance of sugars, fats, solids etc to get the perfect consistency and future scoopability. The first chocolate I made was terrible, so the second one I made off the cuff. I added some pudding mix, melted chocolate chips, xanthan gum, cream and a bit of milk. The final product was absolutely amazing. But, it was too thick and I could hear the motor struggling. So for the longevity of the ice cream machine, be sure to either follow a recipe, ask AI and specify which ice cream maker you have, or pay close attention to you ingredients balance. All in all, the price I paid for this machine in Japan was barely worth it, and that's because the ice cream it makes is so amazing. It was incredibly marked up to get an American machine here in Japan. If I had trusted the shipping to get it to me unbroken from America I could have save a couple hundred USD. But, it's a good machine, and it arrived quickly and unbroken. So it was worth it. One of the lower models might be a better value if you aren't expecting to make some of the other options, like dispensable soft serve, but itnis fun.

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