Make ice-cream in around 15-25 mins, now i just need those Ben and Jerrys recipes...
The VonShef Ice Cream Maker makes delicious home-made Ice Cream in 15-25 minutes, as well as Sorbet and Frozen Yoghurt
Create your own flavours and open up a new world of taste 1.45 Litre capacity double insulated freezer bowl, with extra bowls available for sale to make multiple batches & different flavours. Bowl Dimensions: Overall Height - 150mm, Outer Diameter - 180mm, Inner Diameter - 130mm, Depth - 115mm Low Noise (65dba ). With ingredient funnel. Size: H:250mm x D:204mm. Easy clean accessories Free 2 Year Warranty. Registration Required.
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BenderRodriguez
10 May 178#11
It's a shame I've already filled the cupboard with juice maker, rice cooker, a smoothie making thingy and steam cooker, otherwise I'd buy this in a jiffy!
drewsup to supacook2k
10 May 175#9
just made some!
2 emlee double cream 284ml pots were 65p each, some whole milk...80p, sugar... pretty much nothing, flavor, well heres the expense, cocoa powder 1 pound for a couple sachets, but real vanilla pods are pricey right now, ya you can use extract, but i like to see the vanilla bits! In this case i made chocolate coconut, all in about 3.50 for the best damn ice cream you will ever taste,only prob is, it sets HARD, have to leave it out a bit to scoop, but slightly melted ice cream is best tasting anyway!
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
10 May 174#1
Thanks :smiley:
BenderRodriguez
10 May 173#10
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gibsie
13 May 17#21
Easy for this company to offer a 2 year warranty safe in the knowledge that 99% of people who buy this will use it twice (max) then put it in a cupboard until they move house years later and wonder what the hell they were thinking.
lacamilla to gibsie
19 Jun 17#23
That. And also ask you to return in the original box. Right, as if I have space to keep boxes throughout the warranty period.
Yingy
15 May 17#22
I have ordered this a week ago and didn't get any despatch or ship notifications. I messaged them asked where are my items? (I bought two) They said they have no record of my order and asked for PayPal transaction ID. All purchase details shown in my Ebay account and I'm sure also in theirs. I cancelled the order and asked for a refund, useless seller!
mastablasta
11 May 171#20
You have to spend quite a bit to buy a good ice cream maker. It needs a strong motor to churn up the ice cream as it gets hard plus it will cool down the mixture on its own, none of the silly put the bowl in a freezer. Cold as this won't be used after a week. Spend more and buy something that will last and do the job properly.
BenderRodriguez
10 May 178#11
It's a shame I've already filled the cupboard with juice maker, rice cooker, a smoothie making thingy and steam cooker, otherwise I'd buy this in a jiffy!
Ok. It takes a bit longer than 15-20 minutes to freeze, but there's plenty of 'No Churn' ice cream recipes out there that don't need an ice cream maker - just a mixer. Nigella has a whole range of them and I regularly make her espresso coffee one and it's wonderful.
Also, (and this is mainly for adults of course) if you don't want it to set rock hard, you put a few teaspoons of a matching liqueur in there (for the coffee one I use Kahlua) and the alcohol content means that the ice cream doesn't set too solid.
Krooner to jans
11 May 171#18
Great tip! Thanks.
bollybobinson
11 May 171#17
Rubbish... it's just a big frozen bucket. You freeze the bucket overnight then put your mix in it, bought one for the kids, just chucked it away.
Monaco.Blue
11 May 17#15
So tempted. But I've got a batch of equipment I don't use already. Can I make ice cream in a Nutribullet, the one item that does get constant use?
Lefty
10 May 17#13
Bit sozzled arfer a few glasses of red wine - thought this was a new Vauxhall lease deal!
nige182
10 May 17#12
Vanilla pods are indeed a bit pricey right now. However, I have a few left from my last Amazon order, so am very tempted to get one of these machines now.
BenderRodriguez
10 May 173#10
supacook2k
10 May 17#3
how much would ingredients cost to make litre of ice cream?
drewsup to supacook2k
10 May 175#9
just made some!
2 emlee double cream 284ml pots were 65p each, some whole milk...80p, sugar... pretty much nothing, flavor, well heres the expense, cocoa powder 1 pound for a couple sachets, but real vanilla pods are pricey right now, ya you can use extract, but i like to see the vanilla bits! In this case i made chocolate coconut, all in about 3.50 for the best damn ice cream you will ever taste,only prob is, it sets HARD, have to leave it out a bit to scoop, but slightly melted ice cream is best tasting anyway!
thewolf8u
10 May 17#8
Bought one a couple years ago, works well if you put the mixture in the fridge for 30 min before pouring into the ice cream maker as I had it a few times when it didn't freeze. If you do this the ice cream you'll make is ten times better than anything from the shops.
Dodge62
10 May 17#7
Need lots of space in your freezer to freeze the bowl.
meem
10 May 17#4
Bought this from Amazon last week
marco_j to meem
10 May 17#6
Is it any good?
craigrathbone
10 May 17#5
Having looked at the similar items below this on eBay some cost only £6! There not branded but still! I wouldn't be paying 16.99 for this and definitely never the full price
ihatebingo
10 May 171#2
It's from fleabay but the warranty sways me to hot :smile:
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The VonShef Ice Cream Maker makes delicious home-made Ice Cream in 15-25 minutes, as well as Sorbet and Frozen Yoghurt
Create your own flavours and open up a new world of taste
1.45 Litre capacity double insulated freezer bowl, with extra bowls available for sale to make multiple batches & different flavours. Bowl Dimensions: Overall Height - 150mm, Outer Diameter - 180mm, Inner Diameter - 130mm, Depth - 115mm
Low Noise (65dba ). With ingredient funnel. Size: H:250mm x D:204mm. Easy clean accessories
Free 2 Year Warranty. Registration Required.
Top comments
2 emlee double cream 284ml pots were 65p each, some whole milk...80p, sugar... pretty much nothing, flavor, well heres the expense, cocoa powder 1 pound for a couple sachets, but real vanilla pods are pricey right now, ya you can use extract, but i like to see the vanilla bits! In this case i made chocolate coconut, all in about 3.50 for the best damn ice cream you will ever taste,only prob is, it sets HARD, have to leave it out a bit to scoop, but slightly melted ice cream is best tasting anyway!
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Reviews on Amazon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00DS4MSEG/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8
Also, (and this is mainly for adults of course) if you don't want it to set rock hard, you put a few teaspoons of a matching liqueur in there (for the coffee one I use Kahlua) and the alcohol content means that the ice cream doesn't set too solid.
2 emlee double cream 284ml pots were 65p each, some whole milk...80p, sugar... pretty much nothing, flavor, well heres the expense, cocoa powder 1 pound for a couple sachets, but real vanilla pods are pricey right now, ya you can use extract, but i like to see the vanilla bits! In this case i made chocolate coconut, all in about 3.50 for the best damn ice cream you will ever taste,only prob is, it sets HARD, have to leave it out a bit to scoop, but slightly melted ice cream is best tasting anyway!