ice cream container
insulated tub for homemade ice-cream, gelato or sorbet. Fits in your freezer door and is completely dishwasher safe.
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insulated tub for homemade ice-cream, gelato or sorbet. Fits in your freezer door and is completely dishwasher safe.
Available exclusively on
Includes FREE delivery with
06 November 2018
We are very happy with this product! the design is very convenient to scoop out the ice cream. We bought 2 very happy so far, very sturdy as well.
04 November 2018
So you've taken the plunge and bought your own ice cream machine. Maybe you've purchased incredible ice cream making recipe books, such as Lebovitz' The Perfect Scoop (Note-- if you haven't yet, you should). Maybe you even splurged on a compressor-based ice cream unit, so you could make glorious, creamy perfection right at home, batch after batch. And you ask yourself, do I REALLY need these ice cream containers? I mean, wouldn't just any old tupperware do?
My friends, ask yourself this. Suppose you were going to a swanky party. You bought a gorgeous dress, got your hair done, new shoes . . . and you forget the mascara. Is mascara REALLY that important? I mean, you have everything else. Well, ahem. All that equipment isn't going to do much good if you neglect the details. Splurge, spend the money, and finish up your ice cream experience by getting these ice cream tubs.
Why they are amazing:
1. Each tub is actually 3 parts-- the inside part, where the actual ice cream goes (the blue part on mine), a lid that snaps nicely into place and keeps air from getting in and making the product stale, and an outer container that creates an "air pocket" to protect the ice cream from the freezer itself. This ensures that the fluctuating cooling and defrosting of the freezer will not affect the ice cream and make it icy.
2. The inside of the tubs, where you actually place the ice cream, is softly rounded on the edges. This means no more trying to squash your rounded ice cream scoop into the corners of ice cream containers. You get every last drop with this design.
3. I mentioned it briefly in #1 describing the design of the holders, but that air pocket surrounding the blue ice cream holder is really incredible. Don't you hate it when you open a box of ice cream, and it has that nasty, gummy layer of ice on top from freezer fluctuation? That's a thing of the past. The air layer protects the ice cream from the temperature fluctuations and the freezer taste that sometimes bought ice creams get.
4. Fits perfectly on the door of the freezer. The shape of this thing is kind of wonky, and I wondered at first, why is it shaped this way? But voila! The long, thin design helps it fit perfect along the door of your freezer, conveniently stackable. It's heavy duty and doesn't get squished when you put something else on top of it.
5. These pictures show when I first put the ice cream from my ice cream maker into the tub. Then an hour later. Then the next day (different flavor because I made 2 but you get the idea). Look what a difference it made in the final product to rest in this tub overnight. It kept my ice cream light, fluffy, and airy. In short, I made divine ice cream that is now safely resting in the freezer for whenever the craving hits.
Do yourself a favor. If you're moseying into the foray of homemade ice cream, get these containers. They last forever and take your ice cream from "This is really good!" to, *sound of flatlining* Yes. It's that good.
And when you are wearing the proverbial mascara to the ball, you'll be glad you didn't leave it off. ;)
04 November 2018
Great for storing home made or store bought ice cream. Water does get between the layers and I am unable to pull them apart, but they dry out the next day, so all is well.