Sensio Home Ice Cream Maker Machine – Gelato Sorbet Frozen

Sensio Home Ice Cream Maker Machine - Gelato Sorbet Frozen Yoghurt Machine Detachable Mixing Paddle - Easy to Operate - Make Delicious Ice Cream in 20 Minutes (White)

Sensio Home Ice Cream Maker Machine – Gelato Sorbet Frozen Yoghurt Machine Detachable Mixing Paddle – Easy to Operate – Make Delicious Ice Cream in 20 Minutes (White)


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Weight: 2.84 kg
Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 14 cm; 2.84 Kilograms
Brand: SENSIOHOME
Model: SHNICECRMA
Colour: White
Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 14 cm; 2.84 Kilograms

6 Responses

  1. MichealWLK says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 3 From Our UsersIt’s a good little machine, not the best I’ve had but it does (eventually) get the job done! My only issue was trying to add swirls but if you’re looking to make single flavour then it’s a good one for the job

  2. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 6 From Our UsersGood for making ice cream to eat after dinner .it is quite noisy and you Must ensure the bowl has been in the freezer for the full 12 hours before use .it takes up a lot of space in the freezer.Made nice ice cream with no additives though healthier than shop bought.

  3. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 9 From Our UsersMakes great ice-cream with a soft serve texture. Managed to make two flavours with one freeze of the unit. I just used a chilled container of ready made custard (half a pint) and added chilled strawberry milkshake mix for one and the other half a pint of the custard with some lemon curd for the other flavour. The second one was very soft so I popped it in a container in the freezer to harden a bit.
    Very pleased with it and looking forward to experimenting with flavours as the weather gets nicer.
    It doesn’t fit in my fridge freezer, as it’s quite large, but goes in the chest freezer.
    A bit fiddly to clean as you can’t submerge the whole of the top, but a damp sponge does the job. The bottom bit needs to fully defrost before cleaning.

  4. KobyDelgadillo says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 10 From Our UsersTo make ice-cream you need a stirrer during the freezing process, and cold to affect the cooling. In this simple machine, the stirring is effected by a paddle driven by an electric motor in the lid. However, the device does not produce its own cold; instead, you leave it overnight in the freezer (if you don’t have access to a freezer, you wo(uld)n’t be able to use it). We find it possible to make 2 batches on one freeze.

    Strawberry, raspberry & chocolate ice-cream are spectacular. Mango was disappointing made from fresh mangos, but tinned mangoes worked well. We’ve had a reasonable success with maple syrup and pecan nut.

  5. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 20 From Our UsersI bought this ice cream maker for my stay-at-home girlfriend in university. I managed to pass this off as a birthday present for her, but I’m the one who gets to eat loads of customised ice-cream. The Sensio Home Ice Cream Maker is very easy to use, you basically just concoct your flavoured cream and stick it in the bowl and bish bash bosh, it stirs itself. It’s also apparently super easy to clean and rinse out, of course I’ve never done that part. My only issue with it is that you have to freeze the bowl beforehand, like it doesn’t do the freezing part automatically, someone should try adding like liquid nitrogen or something into their cream without freezing the bowl and letting the rest of us know how that works out and if it tastes any good or not.

  6. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 12 From Our UsersI’ve been using this ice cream churner for a year now. It’s my first churner so I can’t compare to other products. It arrived on time, in good condition with sensible packaging. I didn’t use any recipes just the overall liquid that would fit in the unit which was fine. After a couple of disasters (which were recipe errors) the machine has worked consistently thoughout the year & still going strong. Only today have I worked out how to remove the motor from it’s housing! Naturally the whole unit requires cleaning which is a nightmare with the motor in place. 4 start review because fitting the top to the frozen bowl is fiddly & requires a lot of patience – it does work well when in place though. And washing the frozen bowl after use – fine but there is a fair amount of water seepage under the rim which oozes into the bowl when you turn it back upright. no problem if you’re storing it away but for multiple use not so great. That said – Excellent VFM