The only blizzard you’ll actually enjoy this week is made with the Ninja Creami — Save 22%

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: every weather is ice cream weather.

While you’re stuck inside due to the blizzard, why not make a blizzard? The Ninja CREAMi ice cream maker gives you the ability to make blizzards at home by spinning your own ice cream creations with mix-ins.

As an ice cream lover, I’ve seen firsthand just what makes the Ninja CREAMi so great. For starters, it makes highly customizable ice cream on demand, but can also be used to make sorbet, milkshakes, smoothie bowls and gelato.

It’s also incredibly easy to use, even if it does require a little bit of planning. Prep a few pints in advance and make sure they’ve been frozen for at least 24 hours, then take it out of the freezer, pop it into the machine and enjoy your own homemade ice cream (with the texture of creamy soft serve) in just a few minutes.

One pint is often enough for 2-4 people and the possibilities are really endless when it comes to dreaming up flavor and mix-in combos.

It might be the dead of winter (an appropriate time for ice cream in my book), but this deal is hot. For a limited time, the Ninja CREAMi is 22% off and under $200.

Ninja CREAMi

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Unlike traditional churners, the Ninja CREAMi uses “Creamerizer” technology to shave a frozen solid block into a smooth, creamy texture in minutes. Its compact design and dishwasher-safe components make it an approachable tool for creating desserts at home — whether they’re dairy-free, low-sugar, or indulgent.

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