Cuisinart フローズン ヨーグルト 1.5-Qt. ホワイト ZPV-3275 [並行輸入品]

ホイッパーで混ぜながら凍らせて…で作るアイスに限界を感じたので購入 シンプルなオンオフのボタンのみの作りで 分かりやすく使いやすかった シンブルなバニラアイスも好評で今後もつ買い続けていきたい

子供が喜んでアイスクリームを作ってます。 ちょっと大きすぎるので場所とるかな

容量が大きめのものを探してこちらを購入しました。1リットルくらいなら難なく作れるので、まとめて作って小分けにして楽しんでます。作りもシンプルで細かい部品無しで洗いやすいので気に入ってます。 ただし回転音は大きめなので、星を一つ減らしました。

始め回りずらかった

レシピ通りの分量で作ると甘くて、コッテリし過ぎて食べられたものではありません。 ネットでググって自分好みのレシピでアレンジして楽しんでいます。 下準備の冷凍時間が長いのと容量が少ないのがマイナスポイント。

直輸入なので、当たり前ながら説明書が全て英語表記でした。英語が分かる方がいたし、ほかのサイトで日本語の説明書が載っていたので助かりましたがその辺りの事を注意書きして頂けたら私の様なおっちょこちょいには有難いと思います。

Produto muito bom! Gostei bastante, testei com uma base de sorvete simples, o resultado foi interessante. a entrega foi bem rapida (cerca de 5 dias corridos) e chegou em excelente estado. Recomendo demais. ah, tinha ficado na duvida, mas ela é 127v.

We had to replace our 30 year old machine which needed bags of ice and salt and we weren't sure we'd find a replacement that we loved as much as our original one. This one works great! So far we've made coffee ice cream and cherry vanilla ice cream and raspberry sorbet and they all came out perfectly. Of course, a lot of the taste and texture has to do with the recipe you're using, and we only make ice cream with a good egg yolk based custard, to make it really creamy, but we'd heard that the one downside of some machines is that the paddle doesn't always churn all of the contents. This one absolutely does, and we love the open top so that we can add things like nuts and cherries near the end of the cycle as it's churning. It's also a good size so doesn't take a lot of room on the shelf.

Intenté como primera receta un Rocky Road y casi sale mal… de lo rápido que se hizo el helado. El manual dice aproximadamente 20 minutos, pero el mío estuvo listo en unos 10, y a los 5 minutos ya tenía que estar agregando los mix-ins porque la consistencia estaba casi perfecta. El video es de como se veía el helado después de 10 minutos con un helado de vainilla con pedazos de brownie mi cuarta vez probando la máquina. Mis recomendaciones principales son: - Lean el manual y asegúrense de congelar bien el inserto. Yo lo dejé unas 36 horas porque lo lavé y lo metí al congelador inmediatamente, aunque terminé haciendo el helado días después. Realmente basta con que esté en la parte más fría del congelador y que el líquido interno ya no suene al moverlo. También es importante que esté completamente nivelado para que el líquido se congele parejo; si no, eso sí afecta el resultado final. - Usé la receta base de chocolate de Rose Levy Beranbaum, y ella recomienda refrigerarla mínimo 8 horas o hasta alcanzar 43 °F / 6 °C de temperatura como mínimo. También parte crucial de porque mi helado se hizo tan rápido. - Antes de empezar, activé el modo Power Freeze de mi congelador para bajar la temperatura a aproximadamente -19 °C rápidamente. Esto ayuda muchísimo cuando pasas el helado al congelador recién hecho, porque mientras más rápido termine de endurecer, menos cristales se forman y más cremosa queda la textura. Si tienen una buena receta, un buen congelador y siguen las instrucciones del manual, el helado sale rapidísimo. En recetas con extras como Rocky Road por ejemplo, recomiendo revisar desde los 3 a los 5 minutos porque casi no me dio tiempo de agregar los malvaviscos y las almendras tostadas antes de que espesara demasiado. Si les gustan los libros de cocina como a mí, estan son recomendaciones extra: * Hello, My Name Is Ice Cream de Dana Cree para entender la ciencia detrás del helado. * Rose’s Ice Cream Bliss de Rose Levy Beranbaum para recetas muy consistentes y cremosas. * The Perfect Scoop de David Lebovitz, que también tiene recetas excelentes. Super recomendado este modelo. Es el más barato de Cuisinart y el más sencillo, pero funciona estupendo. No se necesita nada más. Actualización: Es mi quinta vez haciendo helado y en todas las ocasiones ha estado listo en menos de 15 minutos.

One button, on or off. Too simple. Cook up your fav gelato, ice cream or other frozen dessert recipe. Chill your cooked batch overnight in fridge. Keep the Cuisinart bucket in the freezer overnight. Fill it up with your chilled mix, turn it on and come back in fifteen minutes. Too easy. It's done when the ice cream is so cold it won't churn around anymore. The bigger choices are the recipes, but this machine will make it all. Forget wasting your time with machines with too many buttons and sensors, this machine works - it's simple and to the point and will probably last three decades. The recommended volumes in the Cusinart recipes are about 30% too much material and will overflow a bit, but it's easy to clean up and adjust the volumes for the next batch. Take notes. Lots of good recipe ideas on the web. There's even Marcella Hazan gelato recipes available online (in her book too.) Things to consider - how much fat to use, all milk, or half milk with half and half, or milk and full cream. They will all work. Baker's sugar is super smooth, especially when beaten into farm fresh egg yolks. The better the vanilla, the better the flavor. Vanilla paste from Madagascar rocks. For chocolate, Valronha Feves Guanja and Valrhona Dutch Process Cocoa will beat any chocolate dessert you have ever tasted. I promise you will never go back to the grocery store "gourmet" ice creams which are loaded up with cheap ingredients, fillers etc. Homemade is so superior. Go for it and have fun. To store in freezer, I use the paper One - Pint Frozen Dessert Containers with Lids. Fold up some wax paper and put it on top of the ice cream to prevent crystalizing. Put the whole container in a plastic bag with a tie, so that when you open and close the freezer, it stays super cold and doesn't crystalize on the outside. For the truly obsessed cooks, here's my version of Vanilla Gelato: 325g whole milk - 325g half and half - 50g really thick Icelandic yogurt - 145g bakers sugar - 2 tsp. madagascar vanilla paste - 5 egg yolks - separate the egg yolks, put in bowl, gently whisk in baker's sugar, don't over mix; mix the milk, half and half, yogurt and vanilla together and heat up to about 150 degrees in a good double boiler, stir so it doesn't stick but not too much or it will take forever to warm up; take off heat; slowly add in about a half cup at a time while stirring the eggs, not too much too fast or your will ruin the eggs, then put the mixture back in the double boiler and bring to 165 degrees - not higher - take off the heat immediately, put into a bowl with a good lid - set bowl in some ice water to cool it down quickly. Then put the bowl in the fridge overnight. The Cuisinart mix bowl goes in the freezer overnight. Put it in a clean plastic bag to keep crystals out. Next day, set up the Cuisinart with freezer bowl, pour in chilled mix, let it spin. Mine takes twelve minutes to make. It's done when the gelato stops churning because it is soft frozen. Scoop it into the paper containers with wax paper on top. Makes two pints. Ok, real Italian gelato does not use cream, yogurt or eggs, this is just my version. The amount fills the Cuisinart up without overflowing. You can use only milk, or heavy cream instead of half and half. More or less sugar to your taste. If you don't use the egg yolks, you won't have to mess with the double boiler, but then it won't have the deep crazy good custard flavor. I have tried lots of fancy vanilla pastes. While I can't promote who makes the best, lets just say look for N & M. For the chocoholics - add 70g of melted 70% great chocolate into the warm milk mix plus 42g of Dutch Process cocoa powder. Just don't blame me if you get addicted. Ciao...

Great product very easy to use. Make sure your bowl is cold and upright in the freezer. Made the best cookies and cream ice cream. Very easy clean up. Low noise. Just perfect if you want healthier ice cream and sorbets