I had the Breeze and it started smoking and sparking by the blade. Only had it less than a month and called Ninja and they sent me the original model. I heard that the breeze is being recalled and it's been having this issue since it came out in May.
Great video! Love your channel!! I’ve seen multiple people mention how the original Breeze model has been overheating, smoking and melting the blade and the rod. Maybe that’s why they came out with the newer model.
@@martin_voxmartinIf you’re still looking for one they released one like 2 or 3 days ago. (NC501EU) But the first batch sold out in a day or so. Got mine today and am really amazed by the results, it’s just damn loud. Comparable to a working impact drill.
I like the gelato setting better than 'light ice cream' for low-sugar, low-fat mixtures, as it pumps less air into the mix and makes for a denser result.
Congratulations on your video. I thought it was very good. I could make another one by taking the ice creams out of the container to compare the texture and whether all the contents come out easily.
So let’s say you made ice cream with mix ins. You eat a portion of it, refreeze the rest. The next day, you spin it again. Does the spinning process obliterate the mix ins?
It's 12/21/23 and the Breeze is no longer for sale on Ninja, I read that they are not making more but I don't know if that's legit or not. Ended up with a 301 because that is what I could get new before xmas!
Great review. Can you please advise if the ninja breeze versions bothe use the same cup? I’m currently trying to purchase more and they seem to have the nc201 model cups anywhere. Does the nc100 fit in the nc201 model? Does it work properly as well? Thank you so much
good question, I have not had any troubles with mine, I use them about 2 or 3 times a month. I think they sell alot of these, so with that I think there will be some issues with some, I don't think its wide spread, I have asked several others who have them and they have not had any problems. the cleaning I need to look into. I love all parts are dishwasher safe, but some have said how do you clean the rod that moves the paddle wheel down in the ice cream this is a valid question, don't have an answer yet for that, but I have not worried about the rod too much, but I might need to see if this is a valid concern.
The creami breeze catches fire! I just seen a lot of reviews with pics of the thing burned up. They say that after a few uses the machine catches fire while in use. So, nope, passing on the breeze model. My original creami is still working great after 2 years of frequent use. Ninja need to stick with the paco jet models.
oh Sorry about that, in my mind I am calling it a paddle blade, but wow you are right I call it a paddle wheel. its funny how our brains work sometimes. Thanks for letting me know.
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I had the Breeze and it started smoking and sparking by the blade. Only had it less than a month and called Ninja and they sent me the original model. I heard that the breeze is being recalled and it's been having this issue since it came out in May.
Which version of the Breeze? NC 100 or NC201?
nc201@@Elayea
Thanks for the tip...I ordered the deluxe model just now
Great video! Love your channel!! I’ve seen multiple people mention how the original Breeze model has been overheating, smoking and melting the blade and the rod. Maybe that’s why they came out with the newer model.
yeah, they look Identical from the outside, I have not had any problems with mine,
The Creami deluxe is in stock! I just got mine🎉
Not in Holland 😢.
Oh wow!
@@martin_voxmartinIf you’re still looking for one they released one like 2 or 3 days ago. (NC501EU) But the first batch sold out in a day or so.
Got mine today and am really amazed by the results, it’s just damn loud. Comparable to a working impact drill.
Thank you for performing such an informative comparison!😊
Glad it was helpful!
Man is doing gods work
The Creami Breeze extra pints are finally in stock on Ninja Kitchen. 2 pints with lids for &19.99. 1 got 4.
yeah!!!
You did an excellent job! I paid attention!!🎉thank u!❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for the comparison
But which one do you recommend ❓
The breeze model looks so modern but also make me concern about safety since they don’t do the bottom part😅 anyway your review is so amazing, thanks!
I was waiting for you to say NCC-1701 😂
I suspected it was the enterprise. I had to google it and yep, thanks for the laugh today. That was funny!
Which type, D?😅
Great vid. Appreciate your work my friend!
I like the gelato setting better than 'light ice cream' for low-sugar, low-fat mixtures, as it pumps less air into the mix and makes for a denser result.
Congratulations on your video. I thought it was very good. I could make another one by taking the ice creams out of the container to compare the texture and whether all the contents come out easily.
Miss Fionna napping is the best part.
So let’s say you made ice cream with mix ins. You eat a portion of it, refreeze the rest. The next day, you spin it again. Does the spinning process obliterate the mix ins?
It's 12/21/23 and the Breeze is no longer for sale on Ninja, I read that they are not making more but I don't know if that's legit or not. Ended up with a 301 because that is what I could get new before xmas!
Great review. Can you please advise if the ninja breeze versions bothe use the same cup? I’m currently trying to purchase more and they seem to have the nc201 model cups anywhere. Does the nc100 fit in the nc201 model? Does it work properly as well? Thank you so much
Yes, absolutely, Thanks for your support!!!
Is the motor on the original ninja creami the same as the one in the ninja breeze?
Great review
As Always!! thanks for your support!!!
Which one of these is best built and durable
deluxe
I only see 2 now. Regular and deluxe. The breeze didn’t show up
People just buy a Kitchenaid Ice Cream attachment bowl $57. Creamy in 20 mins. PERFECT
Have it and my creami is much easier to use and more versatile. You pay for the convenience
That’s if you consume all of the ice cream in one sitting. Refreezing left overs will make it rock solid.
How often are you using these? I really want one but online the reviews complain about cleaning and ice tool breaking…. What are your thoughts?
good question, I have not had any troubles with mine, I use them about 2 or 3 times a month. I think they sell alot of these, so with that I think there will be some issues with some, I don't think its wide spread, I have asked several others who have them and they have not had any problems. the cleaning I need to look into. I love all parts are dishwasher safe, but some have said how do you clean the rod that moves the paddle wheel down in the ice cream this is a valid question, don't have an answer yet for that, but I have not worried about the rod too much, but I might need to see if this is a valid concern.
@@JustADad yes please! Thank you for your response. I look forward to your feedback on the rod bc that’s my concern too.
Does the white one have the same motor as all the black ones?
yes the white one has the same as the black breeze
Nice. Thanks for the video……
Thanks for watching!
Can you please tell me if this is multivoltage or just 110 v?
110v only
Costco if you order online Deluxe is 179$
Hi all I was wondering if anybody has made a dairy-free ice cream.
I was thinking of using coconut milk.
You can put canned fruit in it. Really the possibilities are endless. You will love it for alternative ice cream.
We use our air fryer a lot, our blender less often and one of these would be used once or twice then put in a cupboard and forgotten.
We use ours all the time.
Wow you came here to tell us that. Thanks so much. Funnily enough I use mine everyday. Go figure???
The creami breeze catches fire! I just seen a lot of reviews with pics of the thing burned up. They say that after a few uses the machine catches fire while in use. So, nope, passing on the breeze model. My original creami is still working great after 2 years of frequent use. Ninja need to stick with the paco jet models.
It bothers me how you always call it a paddle wheel, it's a paddle blade lol.
oh Sorry about that, in my mind I am calling it a paddle blade, but wow you are right I call it a paddle wheel. its funny how our brains work sometimes. Thanks for letting me know.