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Your cart is empty.Make ice cream in a matter of minutes with the Ice Cream Magic Maker. You can make any flavor ice cream with the this home ice cream maker, and it will be ready to eat in a snap. Your kids can make their own ice cream using the Ice Cream Maker, which also makes low-fat and sugar-free ice cream.
Tracey
Reviewed in Canada on January 12, 2025
Bought this to keep the kids busy at Christmas. They loved it! Only 1 gotIce cream but the rest was like a melted soft serve. You must use course salt and crushed ice and it works much faster. They want to try it again and again. Other family members have bought them for their house.
Colleen Alexander
Reviewed in Canada on July 1, 2022
The photo and description are deceiving. You cannot make even a 1/3 cup ice cream in this “machine” - more like mini-plastic-mug, there isn’t even the double insulated liquid area to freeze, you add ice cubes that would BARELY fit in it to “freeze” the ice cream!! It doesn’t even come in packaging, this was loose in a bubble wrap envelope with a PHOTOCOPY of the instructions. And there is no return allowed - so when you pay too much for this less-than dollar store garbage, you are STUCK with it.Beyond unhappy. Save yourself the disappointment!
Marsha Marie Mosher
Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2022
easy to use but havent found the right milk consistency.
joy winters
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2022
(I put a normal sized scissors in the photo to show how small it is )When I started opining the packages it felt Werd. It came with no box and it arrived in a bag. It’s smaller than my hands and my hands are pritty small. There was no instructions and all it came with was a spoon. I took it out of the BAG and it looked like a cup. I took the top off and looked inside, all that was there was a shallow dip in the plastic. It does not look like you could make ice cream with this at all, you might be able to use it as an ice cream bowl but it would disappoint you greatly. It looks like on the outside it could fit a lot more ice cream than it does. There is nothing to tell how to make the ice cream eather. And there is no directions. I am very disappointed in this and I won’t ever get it again. I bought it when it was 50% off thinking I would get a cute little ice cream maker, and I know it would not have been the best quality but what I got should be worth like 90% off. DONT GET THIS IT IS A SCAM
Elizabeth Rangel
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2021
My kids loved this! It was so easy to use and easy to clean up. I bought one for my daughter when she was 7 she always talked about how much she loved it. I bought her another one when she turned 18She was so happy to have it again. I also bought one each for my 7 & 9 year old. All of them love it and say it makes the best ice cream they ever tasted. This was a great purchase.
Lyne
Reviewed in Canada on March 31, 2017
excellent merci
Katherine Mosio
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2014
Keep in mind that you get what you pay for. however, this is not a negative review. I had to You Tube this ice cream maker for some tips on making the ice cream and my kids love it. It probably takes more than 5-7 mins of shaking and you have to stir half way through, and you get a soft ice cream that the kids love. I also love it bc, its a fun activity for them and they get an ice cream fix without all the sugar and preservatives often found in most ice creams. its a novelty, and yes, you have to use a lot of salt, however, this is worth it for the entertainment for the kids.
Q. Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2013
The Cut is so tiny you would have to make about 10 of them to = one regular scoop of ice cream and my daughter felt like she had to shake it so hard for so long she'd rather buy her own ice cream instead. Cute cup but the "Ice Cream" novelty of it is not worth it.
Deb G
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2013
My kids are ages 5, 7, and 9, and they love our Ice Cream Magic. Here is my advice:1. Set your child's expectations correctly: Tell them it makes one small serving of ice cream for one child. Tell them it will be soft, a bit liquid-y, but delicious.2. Follow the directions and help your child shake the thing.3. After three minutes, open it up. It will have liquid in the center and firm ice cream on the sides. If your child is too excited to wait any longer, then great you're done!4. If they want it more frozen, scrape the sides and stir gently, then close it up and shake for another 1-2 minutes.It makes one small portion of yummy, soft ice cream. You can scrape/pour the ice cream into a bowl and start over for another child. This is fun and simple, and my kids love the way it looks, the ice cream spoon, and doing the measuring themselves. Start to finish, we made three batches, including clean-up time, in 15 minutes.Our best batch was made with 1/4 cup heavy cream, 1 tsp white sugar, 1 Tbs chocolate syrup, and a drop of vanilla extract. I think the chocolate syrup helped thicken the mixture so it turned out a bit firmer than the vanilla.
elizabeth
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2013
Our daughter also saw those commercials on the t.v. at her grandmas house. On the way home one day she almost quoted the commercial verbatim highlighting the 3 minutes and the ability to make different flavors. Of course, this was a Christmas item. We searched for the product and she confirmed it when we found it on here. We read the negative comments on and braced ourselves and her, warning that it may not be what she expected. After trying it tonight, I will say this..... PEOPLE MUST NOT BE READING/ FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS CORRECTLY. We used cold Heavy cream AS INDICATED. We used crushed ice AS INDICATED (by putting our ice in the blender.) We used 4 tbls of table salt AS INDICATED. We made vanilla for now and used the amount INDICATED. We set a timer and the whole family shook it for 3 minutes AS INDICATED. My daughter loved this part and exclaimed we were in a commercial! For this alone I will give it 5 stars. But I also give a 5 it because people just like to complain for no reason. It came out the consistency of a soft serve/ frozen yogurt. You can shake it longer for thicker consistency (ALSO INDICATED) No pre-freezing or altering the directions at all. It came out quite tasty! When you see the cup and the size of the compartments the ingredients go in, who in the world thinks it will make a lot?? Who even wants to give a Small child a Large quantity of ice cream anyway? This made a perfect One Scoop serving size and if you add toppings, it will reach above the rim. So ya commercials always make things look bigger/ better/ tastier. Who ever ate a burger that looked exactly as it did on the commercial?? Did we get the only one in the world that worked or are we the only ones who can follow instructions correctly and not get bent out of shape when an inexpensive child's product yields a result different than our expectations??
buyer
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2013
My 2 daughters really wanted to buy these (seen on TV of course.) We let them use their own money to learn the "as seen on TV" lesson, doesn't always work the way you see it on TV. Followed the directions closely which resulted in a tasty milk shake. We ended up shaking the maker 2x the amount noted to achieve the milk shake consistency. One star because it doesn't work. However 5 stars because the girls learned a valuable lesson. My oldest recently asked about another item seen on TV but first said let's read the reviews to see if anyone got it to work.Save the money and buy a plug in mini ice cream maker. Better & yummier results.
Judyrog
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2013
Way to much money, way to much time involved and after all is said and done, no one gets in enjoy ICE CREAM. It's all fun and games until you have to shake this FOREVER and the kids are off playing while you stand and shake. Wjen you tell them it's ready, they proceed to eat thick flavored milk. Sorry I invested my time and money
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