Tummbl Ultra-Simple Ice Cream Maker - Made in Dryer in 20 Minutes - No Messy Transfer, Direct to Freezer in Same Silicone Bag - Minimal Ice and Rock Salt

This is a game changer for making ice cream.It's super convenient. You won't need to pre-freeze anything, like you do with traditional at-home ice cream makers. And no fumbling around with bulky equipment. You basically just toss the ingredients into the inner silicone bag, put the ice and salt into the outer silicone bag, and then toss the whole thing into the dryer. A short while later and it's ready to eat. Or, if you want your ice cream a little more firm, you can put it in the freezer afterwards. Either way, it's a fast, easy, and foolproof way to make ice cream.And the ice cream turns out great! Of course, how it tastes will largely depend on what ingredients you use. But even on my very first try, using just a simple recipe, it was delicious! I love mixing in toppings (I'm a big fan of having chunks of candy in my ice cream) into the bag right after it's done in the dryer, putting it in the freezer for a couple of hours, and then diving in. The end product is delicious!This thing is durable, too. It's not some finicky machine that's going to wear out or have parts break. The silicone bags are thick. I can't imagine these things tearing, even after hundreds of cycles. Seriously.Now, you might be nervous about putting something like this in your dryer. I was too, the first time I heard about it. But given the heft to these bags, and the very sturdy sealing mechanism for closing the bags, it's hard to imagine how they could spill even a drop.I highly recommend giving it a try! It's an incredibly reliable and easy way to make delicious ice cream, and it's a terrific value compared to other ice cream makers. It's perfect!

I love the idea of this product; a fun and easy way to make homemade ice cream! I was hesitant to buy because I was worried about it making a mess in my dryer, BUT once I received the item and saw the quality construction of each of the bags - it laid my worries to rest. My kiddos loved helping and I liked how easy it was to follow the steps, to clean up, and how compact it is (not another large appliance)! I definitely would recommend, I'm also thinking it would make for a fun gift.

If you are looking for an easy, natural way to enjoy ice cream, then this is your ticket.Directions are simple to follow and the results were perfect. If you’ve never made home-made ice cream then think SOFT-SERVE. The flavors are real because you only use a few REAL ingredients! After tumbling in the dryer, we mixed in strawberries and cocoa powder. So good!I am impressed with the quality of the bags for everything. The silicone bags are very thick and seem super durable. The zipper on the ‘tumble bag’ is nice and everything stayed where it was suppose to while making our ice cream.I also like the plastic covers that slideover the seal on the silicon bags. That gave me peace of mind about the whole idea of putting liquid in my dryer😂.Solid product-would buy again and recommend.

My family has enjoyed making ice cream with Tummbl. The first time we tried we found a simple recipe and it worked out well. We have improved with practice. If you like hard ice cream, it helps to place the bag in the freezer after pulling it from the clothes dryer so that the ice cream can firm up a bit. Some of us like the ice cream softer though - just like it is when done in the dryer. Tummbl has a quality build and it is easy to clean. It's fun to try out different recipes and to get a great treat with such minimal effort!

This is the thing for you! It's as easy as it sounds. Simply put cream, milk, sugar and vanilla in the small bag. Place the small bag, ice and rock salt in the medium bag. Place the medium bag in the large cloth bag. Put the cloth bag in the dryer. Yes, IN THE DRYER! Run the dryer for 20 or so minutes on air dry and WAMMO! Ice cream on demand.When the dryer starts, the bag does bang around about as much as when my daughter dries her tennis shoes. After a few minutes it seemed to subside. I don't know if that is from some of the ice melting and making a softer tumble or if we just got used to the sound. It wasn't too bad overall and it was making Ice cream, IN THE DRYER! I love this country.The bags and closers seem to be well built. Honestly, I don't think the ingredients could spill if you tries. The sliding clip and bag seals are well thought out and engineered. They seem to be strong enough for many ice cream making years to come.So, if you like Ice-cream as much as I like Ice-cream, do something for your own well being and happiness. Get one. . .or two or three. The more flavors the merrier. IN THE DRYER!

The media could not be loaded. This is so much fun! It's the same concept as making ice cream in ziplock bags, but way easier! No freezing your hands or getting tired or shaking it! My kids loved helping to measure the milk, cream, sugar, and vanilla (literally all that's in it!) and putting the ice and salt in the blue bag. Just put the smallest bag into the medium bag, then put them into the thick fabric bag, and toss in the dryer on air dry! They loved watching it Tummbl! It comes out milkshake soft, so perfect if you like soft serve and you can add your toppings/flavorings to each bowl. If you like it harder, simply freeze it overnight in the bag and it's perfect! We tried it with crushed cookies, plain vanilla, soda flavorings, and for a dupe Frosty, add Nesquik powder before tumbling! So good! Only problem is I can't keep enough cream to make it as often as they want! Also, I increased the ingredients by 1.5 to make a bit more for my big family. It's easy to use, easy to clean, and a fun science activity for the kids to learn about how ice cream is made!!