Yonanas 988TL Deluxe Vegan Non-Dairy Frozen Fruit Soft Serve Dessert Maker, BPA Free, Includes 75 Recipes, 200 Watts, Teal

This is awesome, soft serve ice cream texture and great taste. Easy to use and clean. Healthy and great tasting treat!

We got it because we went full vegan recently. My first time using it we were sold. Make sure all your fruit is ripe and sweet! I even let my strawberries and rasberries get a little riper than I normally would eat them. First time I used it we followed the instructions and let 2 bananas and 2 peaches thaw for 8 minutes. It came out perfect. It was so creamy with the bananas but not like soft serve. It is more like gelato with a rich, thick, creaminess. I adore gelato so this was a bonus. I forgot it was nothing but fruit at one point and I almost stopped eating it. Oh the joy in remembering it is healthy, vegan and I can enjoy it guilt free! That was a good feeling. I can see my kids using this everyday. 2 bananas and 2 peaches made me a pint, I was surprised because I expected just a small bowlful for some reason. 6 bananas in and a small bag of frozen fruit later I had enough to store a large carton. When I got some later it was still creamy and maintained the same texture. You can even freeze yogurt cubes, plant milk cubes or regular milk cubes if you don't want to use bananas. I prefer to make it in bulk but it would be worth it to use for single serve dishes as well. I really have no idea how this could get a bad review unless it was broken, or you picked unsweetened fruit. Compare this to the "healthy" ice cream options in stores which are usually only sold by the pint, and price wise this is also a winner. I paid less than $2 a pint shopping at Whole Foods. If I use Aldi's it is even cheaper. Don't waste months thinking about it. Just get it! Update! It is months later and we still use it often. We still love it and it still works great. If it broke I would replace it immediately. All the reviews complaining about having to take it apart to get that last bit of ice cream out make no sense. You have to take it apart anyways to clean it! Some are saying it is easier to use a blender. You also have to scrape a blender! So when cleaning, scrape that last bit into your bowl, rinse your pieces and walk away with your bowl of ice cream. Not hard or as inconvenient as they are making it to be. Also if it isn't mixing well, your pieces are too frozen. Even the videos above show the fruit mixes together when done right.

not much else to say - if you would prefer healthier 'ice cream' this thing will turn frozen fruit into something you can eat with a spoon. bananas are optional, tho make for a creamier output. just fruit is more like sorbet. some fruits aren't so great, stuff with skins (eg blueberries) or seeds (blackberries etc) will leave little chunks of skin and seeds. not a deal breaker but they get caught in your teeth. it's really easy to use and clean. you do have to cut fruit into small enough pieces to fit into the tube, and freeze it, then thaw for 10-15 mins before processing. i tried straight out of the freezer just to see and nope it can't handle that at all. also there's quite a bit left inside when you take it apart (very easy to do) so you want to do that before you eat or you will waste quite a bit. i docked one star because yes it is very loud - essentially it's just a grinder. the intake tube needs to be wider, it's really hard to stuff fruit. it doesn't just come out like soft serve, sort of comes out in a ribbon and unless you find the 'perfect bowl' that fits in the little area you have (they could have made the base part wider to accommodate bigger bowls!) you are going to make a mess. even if you do manage to catch it all, just trying to keep stuffing fruit into the tiny tube to make enough to eat is a messy endeavor. be much easier to do with another person, or your kids. i recommend making several servings at once and just freezing them. it's a lot of work and hassle for just one bowl. still i use it a lot.

🍨This little machine does what is promised. The key is to freeze your favorite fruits that are perfectly ripe, not green, but perfectly ripe or even a bit overly ripe. Simply let the fruit sit on your counter for about three minutes and then drop them through the shoot and plunge. Your frozen fruit will come out perfectly and flawlessly as sorbet. Each bite is simply delicious and his restaurant quality. I can't stand off about this efficient easy to use and inexpensive ice cream machine. It's extremely healthy and easy to use. Also super easy to clean up. Thank you so much. My favorite combination is frozen watermelon with frozen bananas mixed together. I have also frozen many different tropical fruits, including guava, papaya, nectarines, yellow kiwi, blueberries, raspberries, and cherries. All are delicious. Each combination is unique, but I recommend doing your favorite fruit with a frozen banana because the banana adds a creaminess. All delicious and decadent!!! AHHH! I also feel this makes a great wedding gift and or birthday gift! NAMASTE AMIGOS!

OMG I love it!! I was never a huge banana fan, but this amazing little machine is turning them into guilt free soft serve ice cream. It works well and is easy to clean and easy to assemble. If you love ice cream and like to eat healthy, this is the perfect gadget.

I bought it and tried to turn it ON. No luck. Its a broken piece. How did this product go into market without a quality check? Thanks, will never recommend this!

Please be aware this product is US voltage. I had to return to Amazon. But did buy one from a UK seller on Amazon which is the correct voltage and cheaper than the US product (cost of shipping from US) the product works well and makes really nice ice deserts as long as you follow the instructions

Aparelho lindo, funciona muito bem, ótima potência, para quem tem crianças em casa uma diversão, e acaba incentivando as crianças a saborear frutas em forma de sorvete, indico

Not happy. Blew up 1st use

Wie kann es sein, dass ein Haushaltsgerät im deutschen Amazon verkauft wird und nur über 110V/60Hz bei 2000W betrieben werden kann? Es wird nicht mal explizit darauf hingewiessen...das nervt enorm!