Kenwood ice cream maker £9.99 @ Somerfield!

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Title says it all really. It doesn't look like much tbh but for £10 it's homemade ice cream! :T

Oh. It's a Kenwood IM200.

lovebargains

I bought one. It may be only a tenner, but its bril!

eiamhere69

I noticed these in Kwiksave save the other day, but decided against getting one. it does look like a toy, but I suppose for that price it's worth it. Any comment on how much icecream it makes per serving?

jenpoptab

my mum got me one for Christmas and we have used it 3 times already, it makes really tasty ice cream, usually guzzled down in one go!

Seakay

Found details and a customer review here:

http://www.reviewcentre.com/review134068.html

leeparker123

Brill - now we can have the set in the cupboard, what with the breadmaker, the electric tin opener and the george formby lean green fat machine!

jaxxy00

Does it work out expensive to make? How much can you make in these in one go? Thanks

robowen

I'm gonna buy some of these for christmas pressies for me nieces and nephews.
It looks like an expensive gift .....for a tenner :think:
Kids would love to get an ice cream maker for christmas.
They like that kinda stuff...popcorn maker, candyfloss maker etc etc

rob

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eiamhere69 wrote:

I noticed these in Kwiksave save the other day, but decided against getting one. it does look like a toy, but I suppose for that price it's worth it. Any comment on how much icecream it makes per serving?

0.8 litres

Still haven't tried it yet but I'm starting to drool at the thought!

purplemoon

jaxxy00 wrote:

Does it work out expensive to make?

It depends what ingedients you use! Included with ice cream makers I've had are recipes stating you can make it with a milk base. I always use cream which costs more. Then it will depend on whether you use cocoa or chocolate, tinned fruit or fresh, etc., etc. For the good stuff it definately works out cheaper than tubs.

I find that its best to make when you can eat it in one go, soft. Homemade ice cream sets hard, and leaving it out will not have as good texture as it does when just made. Also, make sure that the ingredients are really cold (they can go in the freezer for a while), and make the freezer as cold as possible for a while (if the ice cream makes it that far!).