How long does the pint need to freeze?

About 24 hours, laid flat and level in the freezer. The base must be solid before processing.

Is this the same as the Creami Deluxe?

No. The NC300 is the original 5-in-1 with 0.5-quart pints. The Deluxe has a larger 7-in-1 feature set and bigger pints, and its accessories are not interchangeable with this model.

What comes in the bundle?

The Creami NC300 unit plus an extra 0.5-quart pint and lid, so you can have one base freezing while another is processed.

Can it make dairy-free or protein ice cream?

Yes. Use the lite ice cream or sorbet setting for dairy-free and protein bases, and re-spin if the result looks crumbly.

Do the pints and lids go in the dishwasher?

Yes, the pint, lid and blade assembly are dishwasher safe. Hand-wash to keep the blade edge sharp longer.

Creami prices tend to drop around Black Friday and during summer kitchen sales. Check the price history chart before buying.

Ninja Creami and Extra Pint Bundle

Last price we saw

$158.98at Walmart, last seen Nov 7

Prices change often: ask the agent below to check today's price at every store.

Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Check today's price at Walmart

Ask our agent about this product

It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.

Our take on the Ninja Creami and Extra Pint Bundle

The Ninja Creami NC300 is a countertop frozen-dessert maker that spins a metal blade down through a pre-frozen pint to turn a solid block into ice cream, sorbet, milkshake or lite ice cream. It is the original 5-in-1 Creami model, and this bundle adds an extra 0.5-quart pint so you can keep one base freezing while you eat the other. It is not a compressor machine: you freeze the base yourself for about 24 hours, then process it in minutes.

Best forPeople who want thick, scoopable ice cream from their own recipesHigh-protein and low-sugar dietsHouseholds that will keep pints frozen aheadAnyone who likes controlling mix-ins and sweetness

Pros

Creamify blade produces dense, smooth scoops closer to store ice cream than a churn
Handles sorbet, milkshake, lite ice cream and dairy-free bases in one unit
Extra pint in the bundle keeps a backup base ready
Mix-ins are added after processing, so they stay crunchy
Pints and lids are dishwasher safe

Cons

Ninja Creami and Extra Pint Bundle prices at every store

WalmartNew
Out of stock
$158.98Observed at 12:55 PM
Visit Walmart

Also available at

WalmartCheck price at Walmart

Ninja Creami and Extra Pint Bundle price history

Lowest price we've seen: $158.98 on Nov 7 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.

What reviewers say

Owners like the texture, which comes out thick and scoopable rather than icy, and they value being able to control ingredients. The common complaints are the noise, the need to re-spin low-fat or dairy-free bases, and the 24-hour freeze wait.

What people mention

TexturePraisedOwners say full-fat bases come out dense and scoopable, close to churned ice cream.
NoiseCriticisedThe machine is loud while the blade spins through the frozen block.
Freeze timeMixedA 24-hour freeze is required before processing, which owners accept but call a hassle.

Questions and answers

How long does the pint need to freeze?: About 24 hours, laid flat and level in the freezer. The base must be solid before processing.
Is this the same as the Creami Deluxe?: No. The NC300 is the original 5-in-1 with 0.5-quart pints. The Deluxe has a larger 7-in-1 feature set and bigger pints, and its accessories are not interchangeable with this model.
What comes in the bundle?: The Creami NC300 unit plus an extra 0.5-quart pint and lid, so you can have one base freezing while another is processed.
Can it make dairy-free or protein ice cream?: Yes. Use the lite ice cream or sorbet setting for dairy-free and protein bases, and re-spin if the result looks crumbly.
Do the pints and lids go in the dishwasher?: Yes, the pint, lid and blade assembly are dishwasher safe. Hand-wash to keep the blade edge sharp longer.
When is it cheapest?: Creami prices tend to drop around Black Friday and during summer kitchen sales. Check the price history chart before buying.