Elite Gourmet EIM402 Old Fashioned 4 Quart Vintage Wood Bucket Electric Ice Cream Maker Machine, *Bonus Classic Die-Cast Hand
- 4-QUART CAPACITY: Freeze up to 4 Quarts of cold and creamy ice cream, gelato, frozen yogurt or sorbet. Perfect for party time, snack time, barbeques, picnics and big events – enough to feed everyone.
- EASY 3 STEP PROCESS: 1) Mix your favorite ingredients and place in canister, 2) assemble the unit and add ice plus rock salt, 3) plug in and turn On.
- QUICK AND EASY TO USE: The ice cream and dessert maker is simple to use. Simply add the ingredient mixture into the machine, use the automatic motor or manual hand-crank and you’ll have a tasty dessert in a short time just like the old-fashioned way.
- WHISPER QUIET OPERATION: The electric motor conveniently locks onto the bucket, making sure all parts are interlocked for safe and quiet operation.
- CLEANUP IS EASY: The aluminum canister allows for easy wiping away of messes, cleanup afterwards is a cinch. Easily store leftover ice cream in your freezer, plus included is a see-thru lid that fits right on top of the ice cream canister. Dishwasher safe canister and lid.
- RECIPES – Use your own recipes, or follow the recipes included in the manual to get started making delicious and creamy ice cream without unnecessary additives and preservatives of store-bought ice cream.
- ETL APPROVED 50-watt/120V for home kitchen use. Includes Electric Motor, Wooden bucket with handle, Stabilizing Ring, Freezing canister with indent, canister lid and cap, stirrer, dasher paddle and bonus die-cast hand crank.
- 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY and US-BASED Customer Support Team lets you buy with confidence.
$90
The Elite Gourmet 4Qt. Old Fashioned Electric Ice Cream Maker churns out delicious homemade ice cream in just minutes. It features a 4-quart heavy duty aluminum canister and a powerful 90-rpm motor, so making ice cream is fast, convenient and fun for the whole family! It’s great for entertaining at family parties, BBQ’s and picnics using all of your favorite ice cream, sorbet, gelato and even frozen yogurt recipes. The motor turns a six-fin paddle that whips air into the ingredients producing a smooth, rich soft serve ice cream. The paddle quickly crushes cookies, fruit, chocolate chips or a variety of other yummy toppings and thoroughly integrates them into the mixture. The old-fashioned Appalachian wood bucket holds ice and rock salt, keeping the canister at the optimal 10°F temperature. All parts conveniently remove for easy cleaning.
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ThorA75 –
Great ice cream maker. It’s largeAbsolutely love this! Works fantastic and sooo easy to use and clean. Very quiet compared to my old one. Thinking on making this my Christmas to my family this year because now it’s like I am making ice cream constantly. My whole family loves it Made a simple vanilla batch today. While reading the recipe I noticed the ingredients would no way test the capacity of the mixing cylinder. So I doubled it and proceeded. Maybe filled it half way. But I wanted to get an ice cream maker that would make enough to last a while. Dessert for breakfast and lunch deserve a try right? Easy to clean up. The electric motor fit well and sounded strong enough. I didn’t run it until it stopped on its own. I guessed a little earlier than the instructions suggested and employed the old hand crank. The hand crank goes on the opposite way than I first tried. I thought there was going to be a problem. I must have overlooked that part of the instruction. Maybe explaining it would be confusing. Suffice it to say when you attempt to place the hand on the wooden tub, it only goes on one way. The tub was easy to clean. I rinsed it quite thoroughly. I did fill it with water two hours before my ice cream making process per the instructions so the water would get the wooden tub’s material to expand. It still leaked a bit at the base inside the space that is out of site. But it was maybe a half cup of salted water. I expect this leaking issue will decrease or go away all together after a few more uses. Little assembly necessary. Just a Phillips screw drive for the screw in the hand crank handle. I tightened the screws for the hardware that holds the hand crank/electric crank since the screw driver was at the ready. After this first use I can say so far so good. I am happy with the complete product.9251
BrianBallinas –
It make good icemake good ice and it can make different flavors but it takes a lot of time
Beverly J. Bradley –
Combines the options of turning it by hand or by electricity.The major advantage of this ice cream freezer is that hand cranking (the old fashioned way) is combined with the option of using electricity for cranking.
Pablo –
Fun to UseFirst one we’ve ever had.Used it twice this summer – Fun to use.The way the motor housing locks to the Bucket is a little sketchy,but it still worked out okay.
Wade –
I love the machine but I had a problem with the first one and a second one. .I had to return the first ice-cream machine because it stopped spinning the canister. The lid would not seat properly on the canister so the motor wouldn’t turn it. I tried pushing it down during the churning, but it kept popping back off. I haven’t had a chance to try out the replacement one yet, but I will come back with an update as soon as I know it is in working order.UPDATE : The new replacement machine is useless. It has a knot hole in the side of the bucket, that pours out water. It was patched unsuccessfully by the manufacturer and should have been rejected by Quality Control, not patched. The whole bucket leaks, and even after filling it with water for half a day it was leaking out of the knot hole and the bottom like a sieve. I stuffed some paper in the crack, and we were able to get thru the 4th of July weekend. It soaked the towel it was sitting on with brine. I will be returning this one as well for a replacement. Hopefully I can get one with a properly made bucket this time and one that will churn properly.Update 7/15/22 – well poo, the third machine has a crack in the bucket that you can see daylight through. I’m tired of sending these things back so I just used toothpicks and Titebond III (water proof wood glue) to fill and seal the crack. It’s a budget ice-cream machine, and it shows. I had three out of three buckets that leaked like sieves. I’ve made a couple of batches of ice-cream, so I know that the machine itself works, they just have poorly built buckets. Save yourself a headache and either purchase a different brand, or be prepared to have leaking bucket issues. I should have just repaired the first one, and drove on.
Amazon Customer –
It does make ice-cream.It works as it should but the motor is definitely / DEFINITELY weak. If you add just a little too much salt it will bind and stop on you. There are other makers with stronger motors and I would advise seeking them. This unit works as it should but is under powered and has very thin metal. It feels cheap honestly but like I said previously, it works but it’s definitely not the best. If you plan to make ice-cream just a couple times a year, buy this.
Dave –
Only Ice Cream Maker in 10 Years that I’ve had Success WithOnce I figured out the metal canister rotated and not the paddle/dasher, I was able to have success. I wish it had an on off switch but unplugging is ok for the price. Sometimes a little difficult to get the motor plugged into the dasher, but really, it only took me about 20 seconds. I’ve gone through several other brand makers and finally had success. Motor is fine. Worked well. Best maker I’ve bought.
Randy Mascorella –
Worked well – looked good – no directionsWe didn’t get any instructions in the box but google them and printed them. Very important! We added more water to the ice – important step – and used the crank for 10 minutes at the end. We bought plastic containers to store the ice cream for a night – and it was absolutely delicious.
Ryan Johnson –
Paddle does NOT turnLoved the unit other than the paddle not rotating. The one my parents had in the 70s did and we lived that too.
Bette Q –
Made well, works great and ice cream turned out great!We have made 2 gallons of vanilla for a family reunion. Turned out wonderful!