Ninja Creami vs Vitamix ONE! Which is Better?

A Showdown between the new Ninja Creami and the new Vitamix ONE making ice cream treats and milkshakes. These will be big sellers during the Holiday Black Friday & Cyber Monday shopping season. Both these products are priced similarly and make great ice cream treats. Which is Better?
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Intro: (00:00)
Description of Ninja Creami and Vitamix ONE: (02:43)
What Ninja Creami does and does not do: (04:19)
What Vitamix ONE does and does not do: (04:36)
What both machines have in common: (04:55)
Ninja Creami Ice cream bowl features: (05:04)
Build quality of the Ninja vs. Vitamix ONE: (06:26)
Weight of both machines: ((06:55)
Included containers with each product: (07:29)
Chocolate N'ice Cream Showdown: (08:01)
Peach Sorbet Showdown: (17:20)
Strawberry Milkshake Showdown: (21:58)
Noise Levels. Which one is louder: (25:28)
Pros & Cons of each product: (27:06)
Recommendation of which to buy: (28:24)
Outro: (29:01)
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[@BlendingWithHenry]

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[@HappyBeeTV-BeeHappy]

I just feel that the innovation of the Creami is what gives the machine it’s point. Like no other ice cream maker on the market.We all know that a blender can make ice cream, especially Vitamix blenders. But the new technology to take a block of ice and turn into ice cream is a real knock out and why I didn’t hesitate to get me a Creami the minute I found out about it. In fact, I never jumped so fast to buy something in my life. And been going bonkers with it ever since. It’s a stand alone machine and looks like a coffee machine in design. And can get it in colors and with extra cups from QVC which is really cool. I have a Vitamix and love it, but I’m madly in love with the Creami. The best invention Ninja came out with so far. And those are some great demos you showed! I’ll try the ice cube method when I’m fed up waiting for the ninja cups to freeze and want some ice cream much sooner.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you! Very good feedback. One thing though, the shaved ice method wasn't a Ninja innovation. That's the method used to make our most beloved snow cones at amusement parks. That method was first introduced in the early 1900's.

[@ladygadventures4144]

I just got my ninja creami too! I bought the cuisinart and i kinda broke it the 1st time i used it and it take so much time to make the ice cream. So i got ninja creami

[@gmansplit]

I do not understand. How does the fact that it can make ice cream from a frozen block important? Other than for the novelty, I have no idea how this matters at all as compared to going the ice cube trays + Vitamix route. Surely the end product is what's desired, not the process by which it gets there, right?

[@richardgray8593]

@@gmansplit It's a unique gadget. That seems to be the appeal as far as I can tell. To me, it's a ridiculous Rube-Goldberg-type contraption.

[@Lovesickdangerboy]

@@gmansplit although you can get similar results, the Creami is actually a low cost version of a $6,5000 PacoJet that commercial kitchens use. The benefit with this is that you get less air mixed in to the ice cream, resulting in a more flavorful product, with the downside of it melting slightly faster compared to churned ice cream due to the lack of extra air. It also requires no manual attention or focus. It’s set a button and walk away.

[@litaepifania09]

This is the review I didn’t know I needed

[@jtlbb2]

There is one advantage to the Creami. And that is it’s easy to use. The Vitamix isn’t as easy as you can easily overblend. It also requires you to have the correct ratio of ingredients which often isn’t easy to figure out. And for some people with physical limitations, tampering frozen ingredients can be a real challenge. With the Creami, the work is all automated. And I have to say I’ve been using my Vitamix for nearly 8 years now. And even I still mess up making frozen desserts sometimes.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

The Creami isn't automated. It requires the user to create the recipe with the proper ingredient amounts and it needs to be mixed either in a blender or a mixing bowl. Then the user has to freeze the jars of the mixture for 24hrs. The only thing the Creami does automatically is shave the ice cream block after you choose a preset. Much of the work is done by the user.

[@huitrecouture]

What? You saw him put in the exact same measured frozen ingredients in each except for the milkshake which can accomodate ANYTHING without a recipe. So, no. Tampering is a valid point.

[@phoenixvision100]

I love this! I’ve never tried freezing the ice cream mixture in ice cube trays, and then blending it in my Vitamix. I’m excited to see it come out firmer than when I make it with just frozen fruit and liquid!

[@AmyiReport]

Two wonderful machines that can make lots of ice cream. lol. Thanks for the detail explanations. My counter space is running out of room. lol. Wish you a Happy Thanksgiving, Henry.

[@heatherthompson189]

This really was a fantastic video! I wanted a creami, but i have a Vitamix pro series 750! So I'm going to try to use that and see what I come up w/ instead! Thank you so much for the video!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching!

[@skykitchen867]

Thank you for your video! It just reminded me that I had everything in my kitchen already with the Vitamix. The ninja looks cool, but too theatrical for me. Happy cooking! :)

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Right on Sky! Thanks so much for your feedback and for watching. Glad you found benefit from the information in my video. 😍🙏🏾

[@sublimesamoyed]

Waitttt, you mean to tell me all this hype around the Ninja Creami and it doesn't even FREEZE the ingredients? I am so confused. Between my Vitamix and Kitchenaid ice cream maker attachment (that can actually freeze & churn liquid into ice cream), how on earth would this product be helpful to almost anybody?

[@dwayneharris1438]

I enjoyed your demo's. I purchase my first Vitamix because of your reviews. I did have a Ninja blender, and all the attachments. When I switch man what difference it made. Thanks for the demo comparison.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Right on Dwayne! You're really making my day. I needed to hear that! 👍🏾👨🏾‍🍳🙏🏾

[@kristinsloane1083]

Very helpful comparison review! Saved me from spending money on another novelty gadget when we already have an underutilized Vitamix. Thank you!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching Kristin!!! 😍

[@seekingjoynow1722]

Great video. I have been using a Vitamix for over thirty years. I started with the stainless steel model with the spigot. That one still works. I upgraded to a newer model and love it too. This Vitamix one is something I could take camping and I may buy one eventually. I have never had much luck making ice cream in the Vitamix but I will try the ice cube method you suggested. Thank you so much.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you so much. If you ever saw ice cream being made at Costco or a membership store they are doing it the “fast” way for demonstration. It’s honestly the wrong way. You should have much better success with the ice cube tray method.

[@jhayes67]

I have both Vitamix and Ninja Creami Deluxe. Personally I like using the Vitamix for mixing ingredients and making smoothies every morning but rather use the Ninja Creami to make ice cream and soft drink for the convince. Anyone who is trying to decide to buy only one device I strongly recommend getting the Vitamix over any other mixer including Ninja Professional Plus which use as as a food processor only now for it truly makes smoothies the best specially the high end model but the model in this video is also great if you have a budget.

[@micah1754]

I have an old vitamix too which is great and just bought a creami - was seriously worried seeing this video I’ve wasted my money. Glad to read you found both a good combo. What is the advantage of the creami ice cream wise to you?

[@ChapterTw0]

You are AWESOME..I just subscribed! I have a regular Vitamix with 2 different size carafes.. After watching this video, I wont be wasting $200 on the Ninja Creami. LOVE YOU❤ ❤❤❤

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Right on! Thank you so much for kind feedback. Please share my channel with others if you will? Glad to hear the video was helpful. I put my heart and soul into it for my viewers! 😍🙏🏾👨🏾‍🍳

[@joezano4473]

Another outstanding video Henry. Really appreciate all the effort you put in these videos to keep us informed. Thanks for bringing an honest evaluation!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

My pleasure Joe! Happy Holidays! 🙏🏾

[@gins8781]

Great comparison. I have an older Vitamix Maxi 4000 but was eyeing the Ninja Creami. You inspired me to change the seals on my Vitamix and get ready to make ice cream with it. All I ever used it for in the past was grinding grain berries and making bread. No more bread for me, so it needs a new purpose.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Awesome! The Vitamix offers much more than many people thought it could do. Let me know how it turns out for you. 🙏🏾

[@metaspherz]

I love gadgets so I own the Vitamix 7500 with 3 different carafes, one big and small blending carafe, and the pulverizing/flour-making carafe. I have made ice cream with it for a decade. When I saw the Ninja Creami I had to have it too. I got a good Black Friday price for mine at Kohl's with a rebate and coupons for about $150. Okay, the Ninja is exactly as you described it after one spin making ice cream. It's powdery but still melts, but it needs two additional respins to get fantastically creamy ice cream without ice crystals. So, you should always respin twice for a total of 3 spins for the Creami-est ice cream. 😁 I have not made a sorbet yet, but I intend to soon and I will respin as many times as necessary to get the smoothest consistency possible to avoid undue ice crystals. My target? A sweet cherry sorbet with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It reminds me of childhood and a Good Humor Creamsicle I used to get from the 'ice cream boy' and his pushcart with those jangling bells on it and filled with foggy dry ice and boxes of heavenly delights!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

WOW! An absolutely fantastic post. This helps so many people here watching the video. Thank you for your feedback and contribution to the comments section. I really appreciate this! 😍🙏🏾

[@ReallyRhonda]

I really appreciate you doing this video! I was very tempted to buy the ninja creami because the price on the refurbished models was really good. But I already have a Vitamix 5200, and was wondering if the Creami was doing something I couldn't do just as well with my Vitamix. Thank you for saving me money and space in my cabinet!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

You're welcome LáRhonda! Glad I could help and thanks for watching. If you haven't as of yet please subscribe for future videos. 🙏🏾😊

[@driversteve9345]

Why is everyone out of stock on the Ninja CREAMi? Amazon has it for $258 but was hoping to find a better price somewhere! Guess I'll have to wait until Black Friday. 😢

[@randywilson6869]

I did learn something watching this. I like the ice trey thing but I will go a little light on my milk. So I can put the cubes in my little ninja chopper that I have had for years then add a little bit of milk. I always just cut up my banana and freeze it and then blend it with sugar and milk till I think it’s perfect

[@Hamburglarist]

I love your passion for blenders! You seem like a delightful person as well, subscribed! I was considering buying the Creami, but you made me reconsider, thank you!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you so much. You truly made my day with your kind feedback. 😍🙏🏾👨🏾‍🍳

[@fallmax]

I love your videos You are the best thank you The ninja is a one shot deal the vita mix you can make so much more.. Invest in the vita mix

[@doejohn6197]

Sir these videos are just awesome! I hope you always do well in life! 👍 you deserve more views!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

I cannot thank you enough for your kind words! I do try to offer my best. I only hope that I get back what I give. 🙏🏾😍

[@Jamesnebula]

I respect the Vitamix but I think it comes down to the convince and ease of use for kids to use. Blender is very compelling, did not know they could make great ice cream and treats.

[@MicEffect]

I love Ninja products and I have to admit ninjas have taken over my kitchen lol. I have an Aspire 3500 which is the most versatile Vitamix on the market as of this writing. My issue with a creamy is I have a feeling the mixture will just get frozen into place or end up with ice crystals as mentioned and I end up having to re-spin it two or three times which is a pain. That non-grounded cord is a bit of an issue and slightly concerning

[@lile4146]

Good idea of freezing cubes to use

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Here's another idea for you in regards to freezing the liquid into cubes. If you ever make too much smoothie poor the remaining into ice cube trays and use them later to pour back into the Vitamix to make sorbets. 😊

[@HotVoodooWitch]

I feel I’m attending a Jewish wedding--sure sounds like klezmer music! Great video (as usual)! I like the One’s appearance--very retro, very classy. I do wish, though, that Vitamix had continued the S Series.

[@matthewellers2308]

I just saw a really great deal on a Creami and I almost bought it. Before I pulled the trigger, I googled Creami vs Vitamix. You just saved me from wasting $$ on a Creami. I already have a vitamix. Going to make some ice cream tomorrow

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you for your kind feedback Matthew. I'm glad you found value in my video message. Thanks for watching and please subscribe for more videos. 🙏🏾

[@micah1754]

Looks like I might have just wasted my money :( gutted I didn’t see this first. Haven’t got it yet but is on its way

[@stacyhackney6100]

Thank you

[@noahvale2627]

I need to,work on my vitamix skills and recipes. Thanks for this excellent video. I will not be buying a creami.

[@billjack9964]

✅ Good reviews Thanks for the info and research.

[@eyeonart6865]

Vitamix outshine ninja every time in my book and the company never puts down ninja. When ninja first came out they put down Vitamix with an untrue head to head so I vowed I would not but any Ninja products.

[@Cocoatreat]

Ill keep my vitamin 7500……its still handy

[@gizmo4774]

Thank you!!

[@terryshilo4767]

Am I missing something regarding the Creami? You only did one respin on each of the examples and said the Creami still had some ice crystals and then compared them to the VitaMix examples. I read that it is normal to do up to TWO additional respins to remove ice crystals. I'm not sure your comparisons were performed fairly. (Note: I love VitaMix and I have one. My Creami is arriving Thursday so I haven't been able to put it to the test.) Thank you for the tip with the ice cube trays. I am going to try that! Also, thank you for your videos!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Hi Terry. There's nothing in the instruction manual that shows that multiple re-spins are required. Please notice that the video was 100% fair. Notice that I even stated that the Vitamix ONE's ice cream was a bit softer in texture (although much creamier than the Ninja) but I did not put it in the freezer to give the Vitamix an advantage, I dipped it right after I blended it, so it wouldn't be fair to the Vitamix comparison if I did multiple re-spins to get the Ninja "perfect". Also if multiple re-spins are necessary than that's more trouble than it's worth for a product that is dedicated to making frozen treats. People buying the Ninja Creami want it to do most of the work on it's own. Thanks for watching.

[@jsobrino]

the amount of respins needed is completely dependent on the temperature of the ice cream base when putting it into the creami. if you leave your base out for a few mins before putting it in the creami, or if you calibrate your freezer to not go too low in temp, then you can get a perfect texture on the initial spin.

[@fallmax]

I meant the vita mix 750 you’re going to get more for your money it does everything the ice cube deal is great

[@Ms_Dees_Creations]

I own the Ninja Creami and love it. I use my own recipes since I am an old school. I love custard based ice creams. I had as issue with the crumbling at first. I just add a teaspoon of rum or vodka before spinning and it solves the problem. Since I don't have any little ones at home its all good. I also purchased extra bowls so that I could have several different flavors on stand by. I own other makers like the Cuisinart ICE-100 (which has a compressor) and the Kitchenmaid Ice Cream Maker attachment. However am using the Ninja Creami at least once a week. It was a great investment. Also I usually freeze my batter in my deep freezer (not recommended) for just 8 hours instead of my regular freezer for 24.

[@HackerActivist]

Do you have like a go to recipe

[@jsobrino]

the crumbly texture is completely dependent on the temperature of the ice cream base when frozen. the colder it is, the more respins it will need, while the closer it is to zero C (32 F), the better the texture will be on the first spin. Adding the vodka/rum to your recipe changes the freezing point of the mixture which is what helps give it a smoother texture. alternatively, leaving it out at room temp or freezing it for shorter periods would also help

[@huitrecouture]

WHERE have you been all these years and I never saw your videos!? I'm gonna be here all afternoon bingewatching your channel. Fantastic. And it doesn't hurt that I share your opinions haha. I'm guessing adding more fat might help mitigate that Ninja texture but not sure. Perhaps add some DRY milk/mylk. But of course, for flavor, if youre not introducing more ice, your flavor is going to be better. Unless you have a house full of kids without the fussy palate but THEN you know you can't prepare for their demands unless you have many many frozen containers in advance and even THEN, what "I'm in the mood for" changes! I DO think the PRESETS help cooks who may not be as experienced or willling/able to mess around with a Vitamix which they say now they have a "slushie" and other novelty settings. And the Ninja is less cleaning I guess My older Vitamix 6500 had the frozen desserts settings (and soup and smoothie) which I often forgot to use but they're great.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Hi Cindy! Thank you so much for your nice comments and feedback, along with the support for my channel. That honestly means a lot. Please do continue to binge watch and please check out my latest video making Sous Vide Cheesecake. See here ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6W9mph3l6Z2iMU 😍🙏🏾

[@darceyderosa2426]

I need to learn how to use my Vitamix for these things. I did not know that I could get the same results!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Hi Darcey! There are many more things you may not know about that your Vitamix is very useful for. Please view more of my videos. I always have some tips and tricks and special recipe ideas. Thanks for watching! 🙏🏾

[@isellorganic]

Hello, I just so happened to come across your video after researching the food ninja machine. My question is that I have an older model Vitamix. I have a recipe guide where I can make ice cream sorbet and all of that stuff with out freezing it over night. Would my machine be able to these as well? Thanks

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Any ice cream recipes that don't require freezing the mixture would either require ice (which I never recommend for ice cream) or the use of frozen fruit. Otherwise Vitamix machines are not capable of freezing liquid mixtures.

[@isellorganic]

@@BlendingWithHenry I can make the same ice cream like the food ninja & freeze it & put it into the vitamix. My machine can also do nut butters as well. I have put frozen fruit into it & it works great. I have the pasta & beyond machine attachment to make sorbet. It is awesome.

[@helpfulnatural]

Well, I guess the Ninja can do what it claims here but it's a 'one hit wonder'. The Vitamix can do so much more. I've left instructions that I want to be buried with mine! :D Even my dog loves the Vitamix, he sings along with it every morning when I make smoothies!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Great point and excellent evaluation. I've already purchased my burial plot to include room for my Vitamix machine. 😁

[@huitrecouture]

@@BlendingWithHenry Same! I recently downsized to whatever could fit in my car and the FIRST and only "true" requirements were a good knive, my Vitamix stuff, and my buckwheat hull pillow.

[@valerieschluger]

Thank you!

[@billjack9964]

✅ Great review!!!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you so much Bill! Glad you found value in the video!

[@cooperjeep2252]

I have both the Creami and the Vitamix. I love them both! If you leave the Creami mixture in the freezer for a shorter time, the ice cream is creamier!!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thanks for your post but what's the point of the comparison if I give the Ninja extra special treatment? The fact that the ice cream from each machine was set in the freezer for the exact same time shows the truth in which turns out better. Honestly it's tiring to hear Ninja fanboys tell me how to do things the "right way" for the Ninja when I'm not doing anything special at all for the Vitamix. SMH.

[@adamfroman7983]

I’ve got a video idea for you..I was thinking Ninja Creamii Vs. Food processor..As they do the same thing..

[@salsamink]

I guess I’m confused what the difference is in VitamixOne and other Vitamix blenders. Don’t the other vitamixs do the same thing the vitamix one does and more? Is the vitamix one for those that don’t already have a vitamix blender, but wants an icecream maker only?

[@BlendingWithHenry]

The Vitamix ONE is a value-based machine. As mentioned in the video it's priced at $249.95 and when one special it's $199.95. For some who want Vitamix quality but don't need hot soups or the other things I mentioned that it's not capable of it's a perfect machine.

[@salsamink]

Blending With Henry thanks for the response. I have a vitamix and just wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing out on another fun kitchen gadget 😊

[@pamelaquander8485]

I watched a video yesterday on the Ninja ice-cream maker. I love Ninja have their Bleander and Food processor I ordered on QVC seven years ago. it doesn't make a lot of ice-cream 🍦 for something that cost so much. and it's loud! I've gotten used to my mind. but he was having a hard time with the noise and the ice-cream looked awful.

[@LisaEidson]

Can you take a "regular" dairy ice cream mix recipe and freeze it in cubes for the Vitamix?

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Yes, you absolutely may. You can create any type of fruit, dairy-based or dairy-free ingredients and create ice cubes in the freezer to make frozen desserts in the Vitamix. There's really no limit to how you make frozen desserts.

[@LisaEidson]

@@BlendingWithHenry Thank you!!!

[@prudies.3375]

And BWH is FAIR! He has frequently paid compliments to other companies, Breville, Blendtec, etc. But the fact remains that Vitamix has always made a quality hand built product.

[@bistokidsfan]

Hey Henry, great vid.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

You are awesome! Thank you! 🙏🏾😍

[@nickcrusade8224]

hi henry, imma great fan of ur vids! ✌😎🍹 and i was wondering if u could do a review on the vitamix quiet one blender? on that note i had the following questions... 1. does it come with a tamper? 2. do other vitamix containers fit on this device, like the 64oz and 32oz container? 3. is it really that silent compared to other vitamix blenders? 4. how does the the vitamix quiet one compare to the blendtec pro 800? 5. what are ur thoughts on the control knobs opposed to the traditional control switches? but i can expect u'll be giving an honest and objective opinion right? and not just sugarcoating everything just because it's a vitamix blender? having said that i do find the vitamix to be the best blender out there... hope hearing from u! …

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Hi Nick. I do not review commercial products on my channel since they are made for commercial/restaurant use for specific applications and my customers/viewers are all home foodies. The warranties are valid for commercial use only.

[@user-om6nz1vq5w]

HI Henry! I have been follow the "BLENDING WITT HENRY" a few years now. I have been learning so much form yours videos!!! thank you. I have been subscribe. I have a question. I have own the Vitamix A3500 and very happy. very like this video even I have seen it when it was publish 2 years ago. I recently whant to purcheas the Ninja creami and seen yours video again that make me decide to not buy the creami. I like to ask how canI make in my wounderful Vitamix gelato Ice cream? with vanilla custerd base?{ egg yolk cream milk and sugar} like trational made in an Icecream maker ?thank you henry so much!!!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Hi, you should have no issue making Gelato. You have to cook the custard first, let it cool, then pour it into the ice cube molds and freeze. Then blend as shown in the video. Should come out great!

[@michaelnoeldner3279]

I wonder how many people will mistake the Ninja for a coffee maker.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Haha it does look like one. 😂

[@prudies.3375]

Ok, last comment I promise but I’ll take the Vitamix growl over that Ninja shriek any day!!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Prudie I welcome multiple comments from the same viewers. I always appreciate it. I love hearing feedback and discussion about the videos. The Vitamix growl is legendary. It's pulling those very thick and difficult to churn ingredients down towards the blades. That's when you know it's doing it's job! 😊. I love hearing it too. 🙏🏾

[@micah1754]

Well damn looks like I might’ve just wasted my money on the creami 😓 got sucked in on the hype. My vitamix is an older model, the aspire. Goes really well but I was keen to get something that did the ice cream like the creami. I make good protein ice cream in my vitamix but doesn’t really look like that. Your tricks might have been the secret

[@prudies.3375]

Oh my god Christmas has come early!!!!!!! I am so excited!!!!!! Love Blending with Henry! The number one channel on KZbin for blender reviews! Been watching BWH for years and I own a Vitamix because of it. Ninja made crap then and they still make crap now lol. Vitamix all the way!!!!

[@debbiegreene7037]

Why not just use the standard vitamix, if you have on?

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Then you're not understanding the point of the video. I'm comparing products of similar cost to achieve the same recipe type. This is for someone who is considering the purchase a Vitamix to make frozen desserts but then they run into the advertisement for the Ninja. If a person already has a Vitamix then great. This video will help them to see they don't need to purchase gimmick ice cream machines since they can already accomplish this with their Vitamix.

[@Zanfire11]

Okay, now I know that I don't need the Creami. I have the A3500 and that will give me the same results and a lot more.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Absolutely! Your A3500 is the king for just about everything. A couple of tips for you in regards to the ice cream ice cubes. Not only are they ready to eat as popsicles right from the ice cube tray (provided you put sticks in them before they freeze) but you can make a lot of those ice cream ice cubes, remove them from the ice cube trays and place them in bags, then take out what you need to make ice cream in your Vitamix. I would recommend to vacuum seal those bags so your ice cubes don't get freezer burn. That's something that can't be done with the Creami.

[@Joani161]

You can add frut chunks like pineapple with juice to the Ninja Creami and sorbet and creami bowl.. I stll would not buy it.

[@ivettesantana4319]

Man you doggin Ninja too much lol. I still got mine over 10 years old and still got the new Braun that is like the vitamix but not quite $$ and in installment. Still keeping my ninja though but the container is cracking deeper around the blade every year.

[@theresajopson4157]

Great Review! I was just watching demos yesterday being tempted by the Creami. But when I saw how the ice cream had to be made and then frozen for 24 hours my exact thought was it was just doing the final blending. Why not use the Vitamix? And for the money you have a way more versatile machine. I purchased mine years ago after seeing a demo at the State Fair. It has never given me any issues and I still love the one I got to this day! Thank You!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you so much for your kind feedback. You're helping a lot of other viewers here. Glad you understood the entire point of the video. 🙏🏾😍👨🏾‍🍳

[@loribach534]

To me the power cord tells everything and $199 for a "novelty" is too much as it will eventually wear off.

[@ivettesantana4319]

But is loud.. is just loud lol. Yup. is like the hole kitchen is going to explode.

[@jlittsey6243]

As ALWAYS you give a FAIR examination of these machines. I shared it and you’ve changed a few people’s mind about which machine to buy. Some said they might just buy a regular Vitamix 750 or later.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you Jen as always! And yes that's also kind of the point that viewers who may want a different Vitamix model will know what they can do with a Vitamix based on this entry level model in the video. ❤️

[@andrewcarroll9476]

HENRY IS GOING FOR THE VITAMIX

[@andrewcarroll9476]

GOOD ONE HENRY 🥠🥮🥮🍧🍨🍨🥤🍕🍕😋😋🌶️🌶️🌯

[@badjujuwan]

This was an excellent and fair evaluation of both machines. When you said the Ninja was over-engineered when describing the bowl placement, I thought you were being picky. But as you described the different product options (gelato, light ice cream, ice cream, etc, re-spin), I 100% agree. All those options seemed more like power levels and rather than say low, medium, high... they use those names. The Ninja is really over-engineered and they don't seem to care about user experience - it's all about bells & whistles.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Thank you for awesome feedback. I really appreciate it. The connection of the bowl could've been an easy slide in/slide out with a near foolproof design. If you check out other Creami videos you will notice each reviewer has the same trouble connecting the bowl easily. 😊🙏🏾

[@kathyhaught87]

Made in China is all I needed to hear. I won't be buying the Ninja.

[@kunaal_051]

Hy

[@anitahussey2319]

👍🏽🤗😍

[@Alomah79]

I will stick with my Vitamix One!

[@BlendingWithHenry]

A very sound choice. Thanks for watching. 😊🙏🏾

[@prudies.3375]

Seriously, what is the Ninja doing that makes it so powdery? They look the same in the bowl but I wouldn’t want to eat anything that came out of a Ninja! I do NOT like any ice crystals on my ice cream. Ever. That’s a hard pass for me.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

While I definitely get that Ninja wanted to try a different approach the Shaved Ice design has always been for Snow Cone machines which makes more sense. Attempting to do the same thing with ice cream gives mixed results.

[@richardgray8593]

Damn, that Ninja is TOO fiddly. Who would buy that?

[@rbroberts61]

Its really not fiddly at all. Its like any appliance, one you use it once you can do it blind folded. I think fiddly is having to make cubes then stand over a blender for 5 mins pressing the ingredients into the blade. It takes about the same anount of time in the Ninja because it really needs a couple of respins but its effortless. Gotta admit, the Ninja does sound like a 747 is landing in your kitchen though!

[@pippadawg7037]

They are totally different machines that do totally different things. I have the Vitamix 3500 Accent with the stainless steel container which will make frozen deserts well especially in that stainless container that keeps the contents much colder. I also just bought the Creami which is the equivalent of a Pacojet which is a dessert machine restaurants have been using for decades and paying thousands for a machine as well. Comparing these two machines is like saying would you rather have a boat or a car. A car might be more useful but a boat is a lot of fun. I would rather see a video showing how to use both a Vitamix and a Creami to make frozen desserts.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

I don't know what video you looked at but it certainly wasn't mine. I did not compare an A3500 to a Creami. I compared a similarly priced Vitamix which was the lowest of the line with nearly zero features compared to other Vitamix machines.

[@pamelaquander8485]

In my opinion, just go to the grocery store and buy Bryers ice-cream 🍦 orz Turkey hill ice-cream. Let's end this conversation.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Understandable. One thing to keep in mind is consumers who buy dedicated home appliances (such as blenders, ice cream makers, etc) tend to want to avoid store-bought foods like ice cream and the like in order to make healthier alternatives at an overall lower cost out of pocket, plus they will know exactly what ingredients they put in it. Can you honestly say that you know exactly what Bryers Ice Cream has in it?

[@daddiesgurl1968]

Kroger just stopped selling Turkey Hill ice cream. This is why I am here. I have a Vitamix so I am going to make ice cream.

[@prudies.3375]

Woah, woah, Ninja can’t create its own mixture???? What the fluff? Ninja angers me so much. They sell such crap.

[@BlendingWithHenry]

Hi Prudie, yes from some of the comments saying the price for the Creami is too high perhaps Shark/Ninja should made it so that this machine could mix it's own ingredients and dispense them into the cups for freezing. That may help justify the price. Always great to see you! ❤️