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White Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker  (1.5-qt.)
by  Cuisinart
Our Price: $99.95 MSRP: $185.00
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Professional-quality soft serve ice cream, yogurt, sorbet and sherbet is now available right at home, with the Cuisinart Mix It in Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker. Not only does it make everyone's favorites, but with three built-in condiment dispensers, it makes them extra delicious! Pull on the tab to send sprinkles, chocolate chips and other mix-ins down the chute into frozen desserts as cones or bowls are filled. Operation is fully automatic; simply pour in the ingredients and turn the dial! This fun machine makes a heaping 1.5-qt. of fun, fresh ice cream in just 20 minutes. Removable parts allow for easy cleaning. Three-year limited warranty. Double-insulated freezer bowls holds temperature for fast results. No chemicals, salt or ice required.

Product features include:
  • Adds favorite mix-ins into soft serve ice cream as it's dispensed!
  • Pull out tabs to add one, two or all three types of mix-ins
  • Pull down handle to dispense soft serve ice cream directly into cones or bowls
  • Makes 11/2 quarts of frozen dessert in as little as 20 minutes
  • Cone holder holds a stack of pointed or flat bottom cones
  • Double-insulated freezer bowl holds temperature for fast results
  • No chemicals, salt or ice required
  • Removable parts for easy cleaning
  • Instruction Book and Recipe Book included
  • Limited 3-year warranty


    • Although the unit is automatic, the freezer bowl must first be placed in your freezer before you make your dessert.

    Preparing the Freezer Bowl:

    The freezer bowl must be completely frozen before you begin your recipe. The double insulated freezer bowl contains a cooling liquid between the bowl walls to create fast and even freezing. The length of time needed to reach the frozen state depends on how cold your freezer is – for best results, place the bowl to the rear of your freezer where it is coldest. In general, freezing time is between 6 hours and 22 hours. To determine whether the bowl is completely frozen, shake it. If you do not hear liquid moving, the cooling liquid is frozen. For the most convenience, leave your freezer bowl in the freezer at all times so you can take it out any time for immediate use.

    To download the full Cuisinart Instruction and Recipe Booklet (in PDF format) for further product information and recipes click here
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    soft ice cream maker
      Would purchase again
    by Jesse (san angelo, TX)  2 review(s) 3/12/2013
    easy to use and clean. tasty soft serve ice cream with condiments all together and easy to use. my grandkids love it!
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    Quick, fast, nice little machine
      Would purchase again
    by Alida (PITTSBURG, CA)  5 review(s) 2/12/2013
    I love the machine set-up, especially with the sprinkles dispenser. It doesn't make a lot of frozen yogurt or ice cream to really need the showy set-up - we get 4 or 5 3oz servings but it's a fun gadget to give everyone a quick soft-serve/frozen item. It only takes about 10-12 minutes and the machine has to remain on to dispense, otherwise, you need to scoop out and put into your freezer container so the paddle doesn't get frozen into the quickly hardening confection but overall, neat item. I wish I could find a similar machine that would make large quantities so I could use for catering events but for home use and a quick little treat, this works.
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    doesnt freeze
      Would purchase again
    by jerome (LEHIGH ACRES, FL)  1 review(s) 12/31/2012
    i mixed for over 20 min and the ice cream never formed or harden even thou the bowl was frozen solid for 20 hrs.
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