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This slim ice cream maker could fit in my already crowded kitchen

For the past few months, I've defiantly walked past the Ninja Creami at Costco as I think about our air fryer, toaster oven, breadmaker, rice cooker, and stand mixer already vying for limited counter space. Nutribullet's new Chill ice cream maker...

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This slim ice cream maker could fit in my already crowded kitchen
Source: The Verge
The Nutribullet Chill ice cream maker next to bowls of ice cream on a kitchen counter.
The Nutribullet Chill won’t demand as much counter or storage space as other ice cream makers. | Image: Nutribullet

For the past few months, I've defiantly walked past the Ninja Creami at Costco as I think about our air fryer, toaster oven, breadmaker, rice cooker, and stand mixer already vying for limited counter space. Nutribullet's new Chill ice cream maker could finally break my resolve with its smaller footprint. While the Creami's base measures 17.44 by 8.58 inches, the Chill's is just 9.6 by 5.74 inches, making it easier to squeeze onto a kitchen counter and later store once my family tires of DIY frozen treats.

The Chill is now available from Nutribullet's online store and Amazon for $199.99 and comes with a pair of 16-ounce pint cups. You'll als …

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