W hen I’m testing out an ice cream machine, I look for a few basic things. I want to know how easy the machine is to operate, how fast it works, and how creamy the finished prod ...

Compressor machines are larger and much faster to use - you can start making ice cream whenever you want. Capacity: All ice cream makers have different capacities. The ones below range from 1.5 to ...

Its compressor-driven ice cream maker produces velvety frozen treats without the need for prefrozen bowls. Twelve settings, from super soft to extra-firm, lets you make a variety of ice cream ...

This $400 frozen dessert beast has a powerful cooling compressor inside it, and Walmart is offering it at the Flash sale price of $160. This ice cream maker couldn’t be easier to use.

Clearly, people love all of the delicious flavors, mix-ins, and types of ice cream you can make with the CREAMi. The machine ...

We’ve tested many of the best ice cream makers, and honestly, they can be kind of a chore. If you’re not shelling out big bucks for a compressor machine, canister models provide a more budget ...

This ice cream maker has a built-in 100W self-cooling compressor, no need to pre-freeze, and can make delicious ice cream within 30-60 minutes. It is so perfect for DIY enthusiasts, allowing you ...

Still, the only home ice cream makers that are close to automatic are compressor machines, like the Cuisinart ICE. These are bulky and expensive, so many will prefer a sleek, automatic Ninja ...

KitchenAid’s attachment is a canister-style ice cream maker, as opposed to a compressor-style model. Compressor ice cream makers have built-in compressors that simultaneously chill and churn the ...