VEVOR Automatic Ice Cream Maker with Built-in Compressor, 2 Quart No Pre-freezing Fruit Yogurt Machine, Stainless Steel Electric Sorbet Maker, 3 Modes Gelato Maker with LCD Display & Timer, Silver

You'll need to read and reread the operating instructions. (Maybe write down the steps so you don't forget like I did and had to figure it out all over again.) Appears it was translated from another language for the European market. Once you figure out how to set time and hardness level then it's a go. Stick to any recipe with a total of 3-4 cups of liquid. More than that and the mixture will expand over the metal bowl necessitating extra clean up. Check ice cream at the 20 minutes mark. One batch I made with pureed strawberry froze up quickly and the machine stopped working. Too thick to move. Cleans beautifully and is fairly quiet as demonstrated in the video. Well made and worth the purchase price!

I am AMAZED! I thought ok, it’s an ice cream maker. Well I am so impressed. I chose the Strawberry recipe as my 1st try. You have an AMAZING product here. The recipe was in grams so I had to convert that. It wasn’t a problem, I just asked Alexa to convert grams to cups. But that recipe is delicious and I can’t believe that I can have ice cream in 30-45 minutes, and it’s cream that taste good. Thank you for making a great product. Not only do I own this ice cream machine but I also own your hotdog maker and your cotton candy machine and all of them are fantastic. My ice cream in now in the freezer and we will enjoy it tonight after dinner.

It makes right at 2 quarts of firm ice cream in about 1 hour. A basic recipe that will fit the machine without overflowing (it expands as it churns) is 3 cups of dairy (2 cups of heavy whipping cream + 1 cup or milk or 3 cups half and half, etc.) and 3/4 cups of sugar mixed in until sugar is dissolved. It makes making ice cream so easy and simple. The instructions were simple and not complicated, easy to understand. Machine is easy to operate and clean. It is much cheaper than the higher priced named brands. Vevor makes decent products at a lower price than competitors. So far there are no issues with the machine and it works as expected. It is very quiet and operates smoothly. I have wanted one of these compressor ice cream makers for 2 or 3 years now and I am really glad we found this one. I love the physical buttons, timer knob to increase or decrease the time. I also love the easy to read full size display menu. The other models may have a smaller display without physical buttons or knobs -- you must hit a button to cycle through the options in order to see all the settings.

This is a complete failure. It stops churning every few minutes once the mixture is semi frozen. you have to get it churning manually and it will go for another few minutes before stopping again. The noise from the motor and compressor is also much louder than expected. Dont bother with the manufacturer’s customer support. They have zero technical knowledge of their products. I would give this brand a miss. Waste of my time.

Love this ice cream maker. I’ve used it so many times since I’ve purchased it to make all sorts of delicious ice cream. The built-in compressor makes making ice cream a breeze. So much easier than the old-fashioned ice cream makers that use ice and salt. My only complaint is that the little ingredient Flap on the lid had a short tab on one side of the hinge which allows the lid to fall into the ice cream maker while it’s running. Not sure if I can get a new lid, but in the meantime, I have just taped it shut so it doesn’t fall in. Other than the flap issue is ice cream maker gets a thumbs up.

ice cream maker review I own two ice cream systems. One is a soft serve and the other is a 1 qt machine. Both rely on bowls that must be pre frozen for at least 24 hours. They work well but I hated the planing, space and delay required if you wanted to make additional ice cream. The price and timing were great for this Vevor 2qt upright machine. I have had great success with other Vevor products so gave this a try. It is great. We have guests in town for a week and I was able to make 3 back to back ice cream flavors. It works well with custard (egg based) and non egg based ice cream recipes. The overrun, lofting, or volume increase is such that it is safest to limit the original volume into the bowl to about 1 quart or 1 liter. The instructions are a bit confusing but look for YouTube reviews and you will see that it is very easy to use. Turn it on Select ice cream hardness Press go…. Two things. I “thought” I remembered seeing that the bowl, paddle and cover were dishwasher safe. Washing them in the dishwasher top rack resulted in a slight smoked appearance on the clear see through top. Vevor recommends hand washing.. Still very usable. Second thing.. Lefty Lucy, Righty Tighty does not work for the top. Tighten CCW, Unlock CW. Overall great product.

Was excited to get this machine but once I got it unpacked I was disappointed since the machine I received was missing the mixing bowl that the ice cream is churned in so without that it’s useless. Contacted Amazon but they can’t seem to get the missing bowl to send to me so now I wait for a replacement to be sent just hoping the Got replacement has all of its parts. Will update when the replacement arrives. The machine looks pretty good with one exception which is the fact that the front control panel is not mounted flush with the outside of the unit. Not sure if this manufacturing defect affects the operation since I never plugged the machine in and turned it on since I had no mix bowl. It would just look better if the control panel was flush with the rest of the machine! Will review again after replacement arrives. Finally got replacement and it’s complete. So far I have made two batches and the machine works just fine. You get creamy soft serve in about 40 minutes. For those of you new to these type of ice cream makers I think it’s important to explain how they work. A lower cost machine like this aren’t designed to make ice cream like what you get at the grocery store. If that’s what you want you must buy a commercial batch ice cream maker for several thousands of dollars. These affordable machines for home use are made to produce soft serve consistency that you must finish in your home freezer. It’s important to use some type of stabilizer in your ice cream base or your soft serve will freeze rock hard it will taste good but be hard to serve. I use cornstarch or xanthan gum and I get grocery store like ice cream after finishing in the freezer. Read up on ice cream stabilizers before using them because too much can make your ice cream gummy. Pinterest is a good source for info about stabilizers for ice cream. Once this machine makes the soft serve it will switch to a freeze and hold mode that is go if you have your stabilizers right but if you don’t the ice cream freezes hard you can’t remove it from the machine until it warms a bit. I’m giving this five stars now that I have the complete machine

I wanted to love this but I don’t. Pros: it’s easy to clean, it’s not extremely loud. Cons: instructions don’t make sense- I’ve combed them and still don’t know if I’m using the machine to its full potential. Annoying, but my biggest issue is that it does not freeze evenly. After churning, the center of the container is soft serve consistency and the edges are frozen solid. This means you can’t remove the plastic stirring blade and makes removal of the product extremely difficult. I plan on returning it.

We are pleased with this unit. Makes ice cream in under 40 minutes depending on desired hardness setting.

It's easy to make ice-cream now and not have to overpay for sugar free, lactose free ice-cream in the store. If you have space in your home it's a great gadget to have.

Ideal para adictos al helado. Helados caseros deliciosos.

Orami fare il gelato è uno scherzo da ragazzi. La gelatiera è molto pratica da usare e in circa un ora ha circa un kilo di gelato . Mai più senza

Hola buenas tardes el producto me llego asi parece que tiro como aceite que se puede hacer en este caso?