Creamy ice cream at home without the countertop giant
Frozen Treat Maker with Pints: Drawer-Size, Creamy in Minutes
$34.99
$58.32
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Freeze your base overnight, lock it in, press play. Smooth and scoopable in minutes, ready to eat straight from the cup.
Multiple color-lid cups, spin base, motor
Comes apart flat. Lives in a drawer.
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Drawer-size maker
No counter clutter
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Multiple cups
Always ready
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30-day guarantee
Risk-free trial
Mia R.
I kept putting it off because of counter space. Glad I finally did it. Packs away neatly and makes great ice cream
Making ice cream in your drawer
Compact Ice Cream Maker with Pints
Storage was the surprise
Bought it for ice cream, but the fact that it actually fits in my utensil drawer changed everything.
Perfect for small kitchens
If you've been putting off getting an ice cream maker because you don't have counter space, this is it. I keep mine in a drawer and pull it out when I want a bowl. My sister just bought one after trying mine.
Worth the overnight wait
I kept putting it off because I didn't want to wait overnight for the base to freeze. Finally grabbed it and now I keep three cups in the freezer so there's always one ready. So glad I stopped overthinking it.
I make it every single night now
I was spending $7 a pint on the protein ice cream at Whole Foods and going through two or three a week. Now I make my own with protein powder and almond milk, freeze three cups at a time, and there's always one ready when I want it. I've made it literally every night for the past two weeks. My freezer has four cups going at all times and I'm not spending $25 a week on pints anymore.
Creamy on the second spin every time
I was nervous it would be chunky and weird, but the second spin fixed everything. Smooth, creamy, exactly what I wanted. Simple once you know.
Tiny kitchen champion
I live in a studio with maybe two feet of counter space total. This was the first ice cream maker I could actually justify buying because it goes right back in the drawer after. I make a pint every few nights and it's never in my way.
Makes protein shakes I'd skip
I bought it for the ice cream. But now I use it for protein shakes I used to choke down. Freeze the shake, spin it, and suddenly it's dessert instead of a chore.
Perfect for my vegan sister-in-law
If you're shopping for someone who's always making protein shakes or complaining about how expensive good dairy-free ice cream is, this is it. My sister-in-law lives in a tiny studio and can't keep big appliances, so she never thought she could make her own. She's been using it almost every night since I gave it to her, she freezes almond milk bases with protein powder and makes her own flavors for like a dollar a cup instead of buying those $8 pints. She said the only thing she wishes is that she'd bought it for herself sooner.
Almost didn't buy it
Hesitated for weeks because of the overnight freeze thing but honestly so glad I just ordered it already.
Make ice cream tonight. Store the whole thing in a drawer tomorrow.
Personal cups. Real flavors. No machine.
You want ice cream every night. Not once in a while after you dig the big machine out of storage and clear half the counter for it.
This maker fits in a kitchen drawer. Freeze your base in one of the included cups overnight, lock it in, press play. The blade shaves it smooth in minutes. One personal cup, any flavor you want.
Multiple color-lid cups mean you freeze a few flavors at once and grab whichever one sounds good tonight. Protein shake base becomes protein ice cream. Coconut milk becomes dairy-free chocolate.
Five presets handle ice cream, sorbet, slushies, milkshakes and mix-ins. Add cookies or fruit and spin again to fold them through. When you are done, the motor tower, spin base and cups separate so the whole thing stores flat instead of claiming a corner of your counter for the next six months.
Motor, base and cups store flat.
Multiple cups. Freeze a few flavors.
Your ingredients. Your flavors.
Why This One Actually Gets Used
Most ice cream makers claim a corner of the counter, sit there for three months, then move to the garage. This one disappears into a drawer after every use, so you actually pull it out when the craving hits.
Why This One Actually Gets Used
Most ice cream makers claim a corner of the counter, sit there for three months, then move to the garage. This one disappears into a drawer after every use, so you actually pull it out when the craving hits.
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Stores in a drawer
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Personal-size cups
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Ready in minutes, not hours
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Multiple flavors frozen
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One-button operation
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30-Day Guarantee
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The Numbers: How People Use It
We asked 1,400+ owners how often they spin:
The Numbers: How People Use It
We asked 1,400+ owners how often they spin:
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Use it at least twice a week
3.4
Flavors kept frozen at once
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Stopped buying store ice cream
Turn the nightly supermarket pint run into a two-minute ritual. Freeze your base, press play, and scoop your own creamy flavors with ingredients you chose.
Your counter is full. Your freezer is not.
You have wanted your own ice cream maker for two years. The problem is the machine: bulky, loud, always out, claiming space you do not have. This one freezes overnight in a cup the size of a pint, spins smooth in three minutes, then breaks apart and tucks into a drawer when you are done.
How to make your first cup
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Freeze It
Pour your base into a cup below the fill line. Snap the lid on. Freeze overnight.
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Lock and Spin
Lock the cup into the base. Set the tower on top. Press play.
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Scoop and Store
Scoop straight from the cup. Rinse the parts. Break it down and slide it back into the drawer.
A nightly routine. A nightly ritual that finally fits your kitchen.
Freeze your base in one of the cups, lock it into the spin base, press the button. The blade shaves the frozen block into creamy, scoopable ice cream in minutes. Multiple cups mean a few flavors are always ready.
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Five presets: ice cream to slush
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Spins smooth in 3 minutes
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Stores flat in a drawer, not counter
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Multiple cups, always one frozen
Frozen Treat Maker Questions
What texture does it make, and how do I get it creamy instead of crumbly?
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Freeze your base overnight, lock the cup in and press the button. The blade shaves the frozen block into a smooth, scoopable treat in minutes. If the first spin looks crumbly, press the button again and it comes out creamy. That second spin is normal for this style of maker, especially with lighter or high-protein bases, and it takes less than a minute.
Do I have to freeze it overnight before I can make anything?
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Yes, the base freezes first overnight. That is why the maker comes with multiple cups: freeze a few flavors at once and one is always ready when the craving hits. Each cup has its own color lid so you can grab whichever flavor you want tonight.
How much counter space does it take up when I'm not using it?
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None. The motor tower, spin base and cups separate so the whole thing stores flat in a kitchen drawer or cabinet. Make your treat, take it apart, and it disappears until next time instead of claiming a corner of your counter.
Can I make dairy free or lower sugar ice cream with this?
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Yes. You make your own flavors with the ingredients you choose: dairy free, lower sugar, protein-packed or full-on indulgent. The maker spins whatever base you freeze, so you have total control over what goes into every cup.
What can I make with it besides ice cream?
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Ice cream, sorbet, slushies, milkshakes and mix-in treats. Five preset icons on the handle cover each style. Add cookies, chocolate or fruit after the first spin and press the button again to fold them through. One personal cup at a time, whichever treat you want that night.