How to use the Ninja CREAMi Deluxe for the first time

Can you not do same , just dump into vitamix?

Who cares about the little cup

So it's just a blender?

Thank you for the info, I got my Ninja with little info on using it.

Question. Just bought one. Selected the “bottom” option as we didnt put a ton of product in (also tried full) and the blade spent 2 of the 4 minutes spinning in free air as it was going soooo slow (1 of 4 mins on full). Is this normal?

Thanks for the informative and quick video!

The Lite Ice Cream setting is for low sugar/fat mixtures

so... you made hard ice cream from ice cream...whats the point ? Lol

I am confused how am I supposed to understand without you talking about how great this is for another 8 minutes??

Another priority must buy!

Can I set timer automatically? I made iceream and it came out good but I had to respond it like 4 times?

Can i refreeze icecream i dont eat? And that means i have to use the icecream button again when i take it out or just the respin button or nothing at all?

Did you mean you started with pistachio "pudding"? I know you said you started with pistachio ice cream. Maybe didn't mean that?

Please post the receipt:)

I wish you had explained the Max Line ca Freeze Fill?

Lite means not sweetened with regular sugar.

So to make ice cream, you must put ice cream in?

I'm lactose intolerant 😂 so mine will be a bunch of oat based ice creams I also wanna make simple syrup

You said you put pistachio ice cream in the device? It was already ice cream?

Thanks for this video! My Creami Deluxe is arriving tomorrow! I’m a kitchen gadget ho, your video has prepared me for my new gadget. I made a stop at the grocery today for supplies. Thanks…I’ll be ready to roll!!

Thanks for the mini-lesson. I was on the fence about buying one, but you've convinced me! But I have one question: Since it's my very favorite, I need to know how you came up with pistachio ice cream. It almost sounds like you started with pistachio ice cream and added the regular stuff to it (milk, cream, etc.) before blending. Inquiring minds NEED to know!

Wow