I'm going to use as much Greek yogurt as I can.
The ninja people probably had no idea how many health -conscious people would be wanting to use their machine to make a healthy frozen protein smoothie that tastes like a delicious dessert.
The recipes that came with mine were all for a person who wanted to make the traditional kind of ice cream, where you use loots of sugar, and make a cooked custard with the cream and eggs
@Marie Mallory .
This is what Beth wanted to do with her Ninja Creami, but then I think she she didn’t like all the time it took to make the ice cream before you freeze it, unlike the simple recipes we use with a protein drink and yogurt or cottage cheese.
Most of the recipes I used came from watching something on YouTube, or just experimenting.
I remembered that i loved sour cream raisin pie, so I added some raisins to the sugar-free rum flavoring syrup and left them to soak for a day before I made the ice cream. Then I used a packet of SF cheesecake pudding mix and yogurt and some vanilla protein powder to make my protein smoothie, and froze that.
When I made the ice cream, I did the first blend, and then added a bit more cream and a couple spoonfuls of the soaked raisins and used the “add-in” function, so that it didn’t crush the raisins into the ice cream.
Almost always, I blend it once, and then add a bit of cream and give it a second spin, and that gives it a much creamier texture. The first spin always leaves a kind of powder/snow on top, but adding a dab of cream and blending again gets rid of that.