For anyone doubting getting a creami. DO IT!! It has been worth every single penny, I have used mine for a year now and I have served multiple people with it without telling them its fancy pantsy protein ice cream and they love it.
it shaves off plastic from the lid under operation, and the lid collects ice cream while simultaneously being impossible to clean. Ninja has been notified by several customers, but hasn't replied to them. Major drawbacks which made me opt for another one. I hope they fix it in the future, because the idea is amazing.
@@suverenia i have used mine i dont know how many times but the lid is in pristine condition so I have no Idea where it would shave plastic from. Yes the lid collects Ice Cream as it operates but its SUPER easy to just rise it a couple of times while pressing the blade release lever several times while, until the water becomes fully clear and then just shake it abit afterwards, the its clean again
Before I add the milk and do the respin I always use a butter knife to scrape around the sides of the container the frozen bits stuck to the side that the blade missed, it makes it so you get less random ice chunks in the end and better consistency
I'm on a 4 months "A CREAMi a day, saves the day" streak! Haven't missed a day of ice cream since I got the Deluxe version! It's worth EVERY SINGLE PENNY!
The creamie is an amazing piece of kit! If you want a higher protein content, then just adding 80g of a decent flavoured whey protein, that will have some thickeners in it already, plus 320g of milk, makes perfect ice cream 💪🏼
My favorite ice cream is mint chocolate chip. If you make a vanilla base ice cream, throw in 1-2 teaspoons of mint extract. You can either throw in mini chocolate chips OR melt the chocolate chips, and create a small hole in the center of the ice cream after you’ve mixed it. The chocolate freezes really fast, and when you mix it in it breaks it up throughout the whole pint. It’s amazing. 26 grams is my guess for the cookies. Awesome video dude!
Very worth every penny! Coconut or almond milk ice cream is almost $6 for a pint at walmart. Then its really not that healthy cause it has a lot of sugar. If you want to make a bunch of different ways to make ice cream you can but once your find your favorites it’s awesome!! Thank you for making this video! Very helpful! Saved it under my creami recipe you tube tab!
I think this is my longest video to date! Having to shutoff the AC in the house (too loud) is a food photography nightmare when it's 100F + max humidity outside…🍦
Resses' Puffs and Cocoa Puff minis are the absolute GOAT as a mix-in... as a caveat... I prefer not to mix in my mix-ins... but have them on the side so I can sprinkle a little in each bite with their preserved texture... I don't like how broken up everything gets on the mix-in setting. Also... If people prefer a thicker ice cream-like texture, you can do the respin without the added milk and it's AMAZING!!
Love these recipes! My go-to, which happens to be dairy free, is: one Orgain plant-based chocolate shake + 1/4 cup powdered peanut butter + 1/2 scoop Equip vanilla beef protein, and I usually add 1-2 T allulose. Also, if you freeze it for a few hours without the lid on, you won’t get so much of that hump.
206g. I’m currently perfecting a protein Chunky Money. Blended banana, vanilla protein powder, 1tbs of vanilla, 1 tbs of vanilla pudding mix. Walnuts and chocolate chips as a mix in.
Thanks for sharing this video Derek!!! I LOVE the Ninja Creami!!! I am an ice cream lover so ever since this came out, I had to buy it! My favorite recipe is using Dymatize Fruity Pebbles protein and mixing it with almond milk and a teaspoon of vanilla pudding, then using Magic Spoon fruity cereal as a mix in. YUM!!!!! And my guess is 187 grams!
You are the BEST! I have that little ice cream devil that sits on my shoulder, too. You've inspired me to dust off my Ninja Creami and get busy with it again! Your recipes sound wonderful!
Buying one today amd was scrolling for some recipes. Thank you. Also....I remember a marketing professor in university stopping someone in the middle of a presentation and said (thick Imdian accent), "Ben, your hands don't stay still. It's very distracting. You look like a boxer. Stop with the hands." After a chuckle over it, Ben stuffed his hands in his pockets to help stop them from moving. Made for an even better presentation because he was still a "hand talker" and it looked hillarious....still. distracting, but funny. Lol. Long story short...stand still laddie!!
I've had my Creami since Christmas and I use it probably 3-4 times a week. My big tip is to grab a cheap stick blender to do the pre-freeze mix as its way stronger than a frother and easier to clean than a blender/food processor. Going the Greek Yogurt/Cottage Cheese route along with a scoop of protein powder and you can put away 40+ grams of protein for desert, which is a huge win for me. However the downside is that its tough to get it all to mix and stirring gets real old, the stick blender gets through it in 10 seconds and only needs a quick rinse. I like the tip of using a splash of milk during the re-mix. I pretty much exclusively run the "lite ice cream" setting and it almost always needs a double run to get to creamy.
Love these recipes! Gonna try out the first one with the fairlife. Have you ever tried the Alpha Prime protein brownies? Tried one of them as a mix in for a cookies and cream Creami I made. So good!
If you want to challenge yourself and make some of us happy, could you try some plant-based versions? MIne always seem to come out slightly "icy" when i use plant based protein powder, even after running it through my coffee grinder first. And BTW, the link to your frother goes to a scale....
I'd guess the frother would add air just as a blender did the few times I tried it. Otherwise, the air goes away when you freeze and you are left with an odd foam at the top as well as space that could have been used for a little more liquid.
The only protien ice creams I can say I truely like are the ones that I make with a high protien yugurt as the base. I add some fairlife milk, tablespoon of cream cheese, zantham gum and sweetner. I have tried protien powder and also using pudding mix and I just find them disappointing.
@theproteinchef do you have any recipes for making your own protein shake to drink with espresso? I usually use Premier Protein Vanilla and mix with my espresso and ice, but it’s just getting too expensive. 😢😊
Seriously I bought a Creami (such a cringe name), and it is absolutely incredible, and everyone overstates how loud they are. I had moderate expectations when I made my first batch and honestly it blew me away. Literally no need to buy ice cream ever again, and I can fine tune all the nutrition. If you are on the fence, ABSOLUTELY get one.
Am I missing something? I followed the greek yogurt recipe and there's very little there - maybe halfway to the fill line on my pint? 1/25 c of yogurt + 2oz milk isn't very much, but your video makes it look like it fills the container....
You generally wouldn't want to because the point of mix-ins is that they stay mostly solid. If you put things in ahead of time they will be shaved in to creamy unidentifiable goo just like the rest of the contents. You may as well just put a little extra powder in the mix ahead of time if you want a few extra grams in the creamy parts of the end product. Also, the manual warns against freezing solids and trying to spin them. Even things like sorbet and frozen fruit recommend not to use "in water" canned fruit because the block of ice will be too hard and the "in syrup" cans will be better suited for the machine.
@@Snerdles right on. My idea behind it was to chop out a cookies and cream protein bar into small peices and use that to make my vanilla base cookies and cream. But, like you said and I was also thinking it, that it might be too much for the machine once frozen. As a regular mix in, it worked well, just didn't infuse it into my protein ice cream like I wanted it to lol. I was hoping a bar, chopped up, frozen inside it, would give it that Grey ish cookies and cream color. That's what I waa going for
Just about anything tasty as a liquid mixture with a little heft can be made into a creamy frozen treat with the Creami! Thanks for putting so many bases together in one place. You forgot to have an example of protein that uses whole eggs either raw or heated custard. Premade protein drinks can have some really suspect ingredients. I also wouldn't recommend using the pudding mix - though cheap and easily available - as they are frequently sweetened with aspartame and the thickener is modified food starch (especially if you are going to eat the whole pint in one sitting), but I'm keto not just lower carb/higher protein. If you are not averse to some fiber, acacia fiber is pre-biotic and is what is used in Keto Chow. The number of spins somewhat depends on fat (more) and alcohol (fewer). Guar gum gives a creamier texture and xanthum gum can get - dare I say it ... snottier or clingier and while very expensive as well as hard to find, tara gum is supposed to be best. With a sensitivity to nuts and pea protein while despising yogurt, I'm firmly in the egg, cottage cheese and whey/casein/milk isolate camp. I also have dozens of flavors of extract after 18 months of having a Creami. I also lost 10 pounds having "ice cream" most days!!
I have a few tips: 1. Mix ingredients in a blender bottle, way easier. 2. You don’t need to thaw or run under water when frozen. 3. Add a 1-2 tablespoons of liquid before you spin and you won’t have to re-spin. Trust me on these.
Oh, I forgot mix-ins and toppings! I make sugar-free butterscotch, caramel, chocolate sauce, fudge, black raspberry sauce, lemon curd and maple curd. My favorite mix-ins (by hand if delicate or by Creami if not) are: Highkey mini chocolate chip cookies (sigh, they have almond flour), Catalina Crunch honey graham non-cereal cereal (S'mores ice cream), Catalina Crunch dark chocolate (sigh again, they have pea protein), Catalina Crunch cinnamon toast (esp. snickerdoodle ice cream) Lily's chips (the milk chocolate doesn't freeze as hard), BakeBelieve chips, sugar free marshmallows cut to mini, homemade frozen little balls of edible chocolate chip cookie dough, homemade half-baked sugar-free flourless brownies, homemade baked coconut flour sweetened pie crust (pumpkin pie ice cream made with Nestle Media Crema), homemade Magic Shell (coconut oil mixed with chocolate chips). I haven't gotten around to making my own sprinkles but I have organically colored erythritol and re-dried it for some gritty color on top. I guess everyone can tell how much I really, really love "ice cream"!
For anyone doubting getting a creami.
DO IT!!
It has been worth every single penny, I have used mine for a year now and I have served multiple people with it without telling them its fancy pantsy protein ice cream and they love it.
it shaves off plastic from the lid under operation, and the lid collects ice cream while simultaneously being impossible to clean. Ninja has been notified by several customers, but hasn't replied to them. Major drawbacks which made me opt for another one. I hope they fix it in the future, because the idea is amazing.
@@suverenia i have used mine i dont know how many times but the lid is in pristine condition so I have no Idea where it would shave plastic from. Yes the lid collects Ice Cream as it operates but its SUPER easy to just rise it a couple of times while pressing the blade release lever several times while, until the water becomes fully clear and then just shake it abit afterwards, the its clean again
Before I add the milk and do the respin I always use a butter knife to scrape around the sides of the container the frozen bits stuck to the side that the blade missed, it makes it so you get less random ice chunks in the end and better consistency
Run the frozen pint sides under hot water for a minute before you spin and you won’t have to do that anymore!
@@classicnut6655 More energy expensive - less (potentially, but not really ;ø) damaging to the inside walls of the container 👍
I'm on a 4 months "A CREAMi a day, saves the day" streak! Haven't missed a day of ice cream since I got the Deluxe version! It's worth EVERY SINGLE PENNY!
Great recipes! To enhance the flavor even more, I highly suggest adding a generous pinch of salt to your creami ice creams. It's a true game changer.
The creamie is an amazing piece of kit!
If you want a higher protein content, then just adding 80g of a decent flavoured whey protein, that will have some thickeners in it already, plus 320g of milk, makes perfect ice cream 💪🏼
No one needs 80g in one serving you'll shit it out
My favorite ice cream is mint chocolate chip. If you make a vanilla base ice cream, throw in 1-2 teaspoons of mint extract. You can either throw in mini chocolate chips OR melt the chocolate chips, and create a small hole in the center of the ice cream after you’ve mixed it. The chocolate freezes really fast, and when you mix it in it breaks it up throughout the whole pint. It’s amazing.
26 grams is my guess for the cookies. Awesome video dude!
I wonder if chopping up some refrigerated Andes chocolate mint candy would work as well.
The pros infuse fresh mint in the milk when making the base
Vanilla protein powder, almond milk, 1 TBS cream cheese, 7g sugar free banana pudding mix. Then mix in Kashi Go! Peanut Crunch cereal.
Oooh that sounds yummy! 👍👍👍
185 grams. Frozen halved cherries are my current favorite mix in.
Very worth every penny! Coconut or almond milk ice cream is almost $6 for a pint at walmart. Then its really not that healthy cause it has a lot of sugar. If you want to make a bunch of different ways to make ice cream you can but once your find your favorites it’s awesome!! Thank you for making this video! Very helpful! Saved it under my creami recipe you tube tab!
I think this is my longest video to date! Having to shutoff the AC in the house (too loud) is a food photography nightmare when it's 100F + max humidity outside…🍦
215 grams
For mixing these i always just use the milkshake function on the creami!
216 grams
I just ordered a Ninja creami 👍 this will be my first recipe! 👌
You're gonna love it!!! Let me know how the ice cream turns out.
Did you say you can replace the pudding mix with collagen? Great video.
Resses' Puffs and Cocoa Puff minis are the absolute GOAT as a mix-in... as a caveat... I prefer not to mix in my mix-ins... but have them on the side so I can sprinkle a little in each bite with their preserved texture... I don't like how broken up everything gets on the mix-in setting. Also... If people prefer a thicker ice cream-like texture, you can do the respin without the added milk and it's AMAZING!!
Beautiful floof at the end. 😺Thanks for the recipes!
Thank you for this! I’ve been wanting a good recipe using the protein shake.
Love these recipes! My go-to, which happens to be dairy free, is: one Orgain plant-based chocolate shake + 1/4 cup powdered peanut butter + 1/2 scoop Equip vanilla beef protein, and I usually add 1-2 T allulose. Also, if you freeze it for a few hours without the lid on, you won’t get so much of that hump.
223 grams. I've never seen a creami but now I'm pretty sure I need one 🤤
206g.
I’m currently perfecting a protein Chunky Money. Blended banana, vanilla protein powder, 1tbs of vanilla, 1 tbs of vanilla pudding mix. Walnuts and chocolate chips as a mix in.
Thank you for adding this.
Thanks for sharing this video Derek!!! I LOVE the Ninja Creami!!! I am an ice cream lover so ever since this came out, I had to buy it!
My favorite recipe is using Dymatize Fruity Pebbles protein and mixing it with almond milk and a teaspoon of vanilla pudding, then using Magic Spoon fruity cereal as a mix in. YUM!!!!!
And my guess is 187 grams!
You are the BEST! I have that little ice cream devil that sits on my shoulder, too. You've inspired me to dust off my Ninja Creami and get busy with it again! Your recipes sound wonderful!
I won one of these in a pie contest at work. It will probably be my go to when I go back in keto again
Buying one today amd was scrolling for some recipes. Thank you.
Also....I remember a marketing professor in university stopping someone in the middle of a presentation and said (thick Imdian accent), "Ben, your hands don't stay still. It's very distracting. You look like a boxer. Stop with the hands."
After a chuckle over it, Ben stuffed his hands in his pockets to help stop them from moving. Made for an even better presentation because he was still a "hand talker" and it looked hillarious....still. distracting, but funny. Lol.
Long story short...stand still laddie!!
I've had my Creami since Christmas and I use it probably 3-4 times a week. My big tip is to grab a cheap stick blender to do the pre-freeze mix as its way stronger than a frother and easier to clean than a blender/food processor. Going the Greek Yogurt/Cottage Cheese route along with a scoop of protein powder and you can put away 40+ grams of protein for desert, which is a huge win for me. However the downside is that its tough to get it all to mix and stirring gets real old, the stick blender gets through it in 10 seconds and only needs a quick rinse.
I like the tip of using a splash of milk during the re-mix. I pretty much exclusively run the "lite ice cream" setting and it almost always needs a double run to get to creamy.
You can also add a little lecithin to greatly reduce ice crystals (emulsifier)
Love these recipes! Gonna try out the first one with the fairlife. Have you ever tried the Alpha Prime protein brownies? Tried one of them as a mix in for a cookies and cream Creami I made. So good!
I’m happy your still making videos
Me too and more than anything, happy you're still watching them!
Thanks so much! We have a creami and are always look8ng to improve on the nutrition side.
Thank you! Finally a good video!!! Good tips, good recipes, much of information, great summary!!!!! Of course I subscribed!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
185g. Can't wait to get a Creami in the future. Just wish I had more space in the kitchen
Nice to see ninja creami video! One question: why put containers aside at room temp for 5-10min?
To allow it to thicken before freezing.
Thanks, very interesting ❤
243grams, the chocolate one... amazing 😍 ty!
As an upstairs neighbor, I feel obligated to buy this machine and make ice cream on the floor every night.
Hahahaha!!!
As a fellow professional upstairs neighbor, I concur. The blender and creami are not to be turned on until the clock strikes 10pm
The frother is linking to a scale ... 🍨
If you want to challenge yourself and make some of us happy, could you try some plant-based versions? MIne always seem to come out slightly "icy" when i use plant based protein powder, even after running it through my coffee grinder first. And BTW, the link to your frother goes to a scale....
I’ve noticed most recipes use the fat free jello pudding. But it has maltodextrin and aspartame.. is there an alternative I can replace this with ?
What is the difference between lite ice cream or the regular ice cream processing button,
great video, quick question, what does setting it aside for a few mins b4 putting the lid on it do?
I'd guess the frother would add air just as a blender did the few times I tried it. Otherwise, the air goes away when you freeze and you are left with an odd foam at the top as well as space that could have been used for a little more liquid.
Thanks. I'll combine these recipes :D
The only protien ice creams I can say I truely like are the ones that I make with a high protien yugurt as the base. I add some fairlife milk, tablespoon of cream cheese, zantham gum and sweetner. I have tried protien powder and also using pudding mix and I just find them disappointing.
I wish I could get the Creami! I want one for over a year now, but it's next to impossible to ge in my country :(
Can you make something withou greek yogurt? It is extremely difficult to encounter in my country
The Unflavored yogurt doesn't have to be Greek. Use sour cream or cottage cheese as substitutes
@theproteinchef do you have any recipes for making your own protein shake to drink with espresso? I usually use Premier Protein Vanilla and mix with my espresso and ice, but it’s just getting too expensive. 😢😊
Those all look so good. Now I just gotta make room in my freezer 😮. Those cookies look like 67 grams worth
Seriously I bought a Creami (such a cringe name), and it is absolutely incredible, and everyone overstates how loud they are. I had moderate expectations when I made my first batch and honestly it blew me away. Literally no need to buy ice cream ever again, and I can fine tune all the nutrition. If you are on the fence, ABSOLUTELY get one.
I have the deluxe creami. There’s about 6 settings I’ll probably never use.
Love the tiny milk jug 😄
I don't recognise many of the ingredients as being readily available in UK. Been caught out this way before.
I literally use the creami everyday lol it’s a cheat code to life😂😂
What happens if you spin these recipes on ice cream or gelato instead of the "light ice cream"?
Try cookie dough as a mix in
Are these 16oz pint or the 24 oz pint?
I've only tried vegan milks so far and the flavor and texture was weird. What to you recommend? I used Oat Milk Barista Style with maple syrup.
Try adding xanthan gum (1 serving)
Am I missing something? I followed the greek yogurt recipe and there's very little there - maybe halfway to the fill line on my pint? 1/25 c of yogurt + 2oz milk isn't very much, but your video makes it look like it fills the container....
For using protein bars as a "mix in", I wonder if this machine can handle them already cubed up and frozen into the mixture over night or not....
You generally wouldn't want to because the point of mix-ins is that they stay mostly solid. If you put things in ahead of time they will be shaved in to creamy unidentifiable goo just like the rest of the contents. You may as well just put a little extra powder in the mix ahead of time if you want a few extra grams in the creamy parts of the end product.
Also, the manual warns against freezing solids and trying to spin them. Even things like sorbet and frozen fruit recommend not to use "in water" canned fruit because the block of ice will be too hard and the "in syrup" cans will be better suited for the machine.
@@Snerdles right on. My idea behind it was to chop out a cookies and cream protein bar into small peices and use that to make my vanilla base cookies and cream. But, like you said and I was also thinking it, that it might be too much for the machine once frozen. As a regular mix in, it worked well, just didn't infuse it into my protein ice cream like I wanted it to lol. I was hoping a bar, chopped up, frozen inside it, would give it that Grey ish cookies and cream color. That's what I waa going for
What's the pudding mix for? Can I do that without?
You can, but it does make it smoother once mixed.
220 grams. Okay, I may just have to get a ninja foodi because it seems like the only way to get a REALLY TASTY high protein chocolate treat.
284g I am definitely considering the ninja ice cream maker now
Ok I have to have one now!!! ❤. My guess is 196 grams.
Why use the lite ice cream mode instead of ice cream?
I just left that same exact message. Hope someone can answer.
Why do you set it aside for 5-10 minutes before freezing?
200g and now I'm definitely getting a Ninja creamy!
?
I know it now
Are the first 2 recipes without the ninja ?
Xylitol is good for your teeth. Use that as a sweetener.
Can't find the zero puddingmix over here, any alternatives? By the way like your BFF (big fluffy feline)
I eat two pints a day lol my mix ins are usually just cereal.
Why do you have to set it off to the side for a few minutes before freezing it?
You really don’t.
Holy cow 🍨this is gonna be epic
454 Grams
The creami is the ex fat guys best invention ever!!!
Just about anything tasty as a liquid mixture with a little heft can be made into a creamy frozen treat with the Creami! Thanks for putting so many bases together in one place. You forgot to have an example of protein that uses whole eggs either raw or heated custard. Premade protein drinks can have some really suspect ingredients. I also wouldn't recommend using the pudding mix - though cheap and easily available - as they are frequently sweetened with aspartame and the thickener is modified food starch (especially if you are going to eat the whole pint in one sitting), but I'm keto not just lower carb/higher protein. If you are not averse to some fiber, acacia fiber is pre-biotic and is what is used in Keto Chow. The number of spins somewhat depends on fat (more) and alcohol (fewer). Guar gum gives a creamier texture and xanthum gum can get - dare I say it ... snottier or clingier and while very expensive as well as hard to find, tara gum is supposed to be best. With a sensitivity to nuts and pea protein while despising yogurt, I'm firmly in the egg, cottage cheese and whey/casein/milk isolate camp. I also have dozens of flavors of extract after 18 months of having a Creami. I also lost 10 pounds having "ice cream" most days!!
I have a few tips:
1. Mix ingredients in a blender bottle, way easier.
2. You don’t need to thaw or run under water when frozen.
3. Add a 1-2 tablespoons of liquid before you spin and you won’t have to re-spin.
Trust me on these.
YES! First comment. Much Love ❤️
Oh, I forgot mix-ins and toppings! I make sugar-free butterscotch, caramel, chocolate sauce, fudge, black raspberry sauce, lemon curd and maple curd. My favorite mix-ins (by hand if delicate or by Creami if not) are: Highkey mini chocolate chip cookies (sigh, they have almond flour), Catalina Crunch honey graham non-cereal cereal (S'mores ice cream), Catalina Crunch dark chocolate (sigh again, they have pea protein), Catalina Crunch cinnamon toast (esp. snickerdoodle ice cream) Lily's chips (the milk chocolate doesn't freeze as hard), BakeBelieve chips, sugar free marshmallows cut to mini, homemade frozen little balls of edible chocolate chip cookie dough, homemade half-baked sugar-free flourless brownies, homemade baked coconut flour sweetened pie crust (pumpkin pie ice cream made with Nestle Media Crema), homemade Magic Shell (coconut oil mixed with chocolate chips). I haven't gotten around to making my own sprinkles but I have organically colored erythritol and re-dried it for some gritty color on top. I guess everyone can tell how much I really, really love "ice cream"!
312 g!
384 grams for the cookies😎
I use mine almost daily. Have a ridiculous amount of protein powders, extracts and mix-ins for different combinations.
The frother link takes you to a scale
Fixed! Thank you
120 g for the cookies
105 gms
500g of cookies. Thats why I'll never be skinny😢
320
the initial steps are a bit of overkill, al the mixing isn't needed as the ninja will do it for you without issues
Do you think that fat-free cottage cheese would work in this recipe?🍦🍨
Yes
This guy talks like William Shatner. You're welcome, I'm sure you hear it now.
135g for the cookies
You looked so different 11 years ago I saw just one video😮
178 grams
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295g
210gm cookies. Man I don’t need another appliance😂
330
192g
Greek yogurt and not cottage cheese?! You're slipping 🤣
105 grams
210 g
126 g
525 grams