$186.65
Buy Now, Pay Later
As low as
$31.11
/ mo
Learn more
- – 6-month term
- – No impact on credit to apply
- – Instant approval decision
- – Secure and straightforward checkout
Ready to go? Add this product to your cart and select a plan during checkout.
Payment plans are offered through our trusted finance partners Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay, Zip, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. No-credit-needed leasing options through Acima may also be available at checkout.
Learn more about financing & leasing here.
Selected Option
Free shipping on this product
30-day returns
Learn more
FREE 30-day refund/replacement
To qualify for a full refund, items must be returned in their original, unused condition. If an item is returned in a used, damaged, or materially different state, you may be granted a partial refund.
To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.
View our full returns policy here.
Availability:
Only 3 left in stock, order soon!
Arrives
Wednesday, Oct 28
Recently Viewed
At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
- Style
- With Countdown Timer
- Pattern
- Maker
- Model
- ICE-70P1
- Capacity
- 2 qt
- Dimensions
- 9.74"L x 8.62"W x 13.22"H
- In the box
- 1 x Ice Cream Maker 1 x User Manual
- Warranty
- Limited 3-year
Features 5
- SUPERIOR FUNCTION: Makes delicious frozen treats in as little as 20 minutes (freezer bowl must be pre-frozen before use).
- CAPACITY: Create 2 quarts of your favorite ice cream, frozen yogurt, gelato, or sorbet with this ice cream machine.
- MUST-HAVE FEATURES: LCD screen, 3 settings with multiple speeds, and a countdown timer with auto shutoff make for an easy-to-use homemade ice cream maker and frozen yogurt maker machine.
- NCLUDED: The Cuisinart ice cream machine includes a lid with an ingredient spout and integrated measuring cup for easy pour with less spill and online recipes.
- LIMITED 3-YEAR WARRANTY: The BPA-free Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Machine comes with a limited 3-year warranty.
Description
The Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Machine makes 2 quarts of ice cream in as little as 20 minutes This electronic ice cream maker includes a lid with ingredient spout and integrated measuring cup, and a 2-quart freezer bowl. The housing is sleek brushed stainless steel with a simple LCD display. This homemade ice cream maker doubles as a gelato maker, sorbet maker, and a frozen yogurt maker. The frozen dessert machine even features a countdown timer and shuts off automatically. The BPA-free Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Machine comes with a 3-year limited warranty.
Specs 21
| Brand | Cuisinart |
|---|---|
| Color | Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer |
| Capacity | 2 quarts |
| Special Feature | Manual |
| Material | Brushed Chrome |
| Brand Name | Cuisinart |
| Model Name | ICE-70P1 Cool Creations 2-Quart Ice Cream Maker |
| Model Number | ICE-70P1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Residential |
| Item Highlight | Stainless steel homemade ice cream maker with LCD screen & auto-shutoff for ice cream, gelato, sorbet in 20 minutes |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| UPC | 086279176196 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Cuisinart |
| Item Type Name | Soft Service Ice Cream Maker |
| Part Number | ICE-70P1 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9.74"L x 8.62"W x 13.22"H |
| Item Weight | 4.7 kg |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Manual |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Product Care Instructions | Spot or Wipe Clean |
No specs match.
Frequently asked questions
If you place your order now, the estimated arrival date for this product is:
Wednesday, Oct 28
Yes, absolutely! You may return this product for a full refund within 30 days of receiving it.
To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.
View our full returns policy here.
To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.
View our full returns policy here.
- Klarna Financing
- Affirm Pay in 4
- Affirm Financing
- Afterpay Financing
- Zip Pay in 4
- Financing through Apple Pay
- Financing through Google Pay
Learn more about financing & leasing here.
Similar Products
Top Amazon Reviews
Fantastic Homemade Ice Cream Maker
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
Excellent homemade ice cream maker! We previously had an old fashioned, nostalgic ice cream maker- it was always a bit of a hassle to make homemade ice cream because it required rock salt and lots of ice. This Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker successfully replaced it because the bowl is supercooled, circumventing the need for the ice and rock salt and making this option much easier for cleaning up. The machine is easy to use-we just make up the batter the night before, chill it overnight, and in the morning churn it so it can set up in the freezer during the day before enjoying it in the evening after dinner. The machine has settings for ice cream, gelato and sorbet. We have primarily used the gelato setting because of issues with lactose intolerance. We use a recipe that uses lactose free whole milk, cornstarch (for our thickener), maple syrup and white sugar (for the sweetener), salt, and our extract (vanilla, cake batter, butter are 3 flavors we have tried so far) or espresso powder (for coffee flavored gelato). The gelato setting churns the ice cream at a slow pace and it is done in 30 minutes. After letting it set up in the freezer for a few hours, it is ready to enjoy with a nice thickened consistency. The machine ends up paying for itself given the cost of store bought ice cream and certainly it is much, much cheaper than buying ice cream at an ice cream shop. Very pleased with our purchase!
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by Megan
Fluffy, Creamy Non-Dairy Ice Cream in whatever flavor I want!
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
My first home ice cream maker and aside from having a professional soft serve machine in my kitchen (of which exists only in my dreams) this machine is hands down impressing me each and every time. The first machine I ordered was defective in that the countdown timer did not beep when the cycle was done. Amazon exchanged the machine with zero hassle and the one that arrived works perfect. As a vegan, not only are the store bought ice creams extremely expensive, flavor selection limited, and the added gum ingredients always destroy my stomach. Additionally I'm not a fan of carrageenan in my foods. This ice cream maker allows me to use my homemade nut or seed milk, any store bought milk, I can add creamer or not add creamer to keep it lower in fat calories, and the recipes are endless. I've found the consistency of the ice cream depends on what milk type I use (almond, rice, hemp, cashew, soy etc) as well as how much creamer is used. However, the machine has yet to produce bad quality ice cream even if I challenge it with a thinner milk type (i.e. rice milk with no creamer). It consistently produces creamy, fluffy ice cream no matter what the recipe. I can hear the ice cream maker when I'm in the next room. Its not obtrusively loud (slightly louder than my kitchen aid mixer) but the it only needs to be on for a short period of time (ie. 25 minutes for ice cream and longer if your premix has not cooled for a period of time) There have been times when I did not pre-cool my mix and simply added cold milk, tapioca starch with a bit of creamer or coconut cream (other methods require boiling which would automatically need a cool period of a several hours) and the result is still good, but the consistency akin to a milkshake (which I have no problem devouring.) All that being said, speaking for the non-dairy world, its super flexible and turns out creamy fluffy ice cream in a variety of milk types. I have not found it to get rock hard frozen when I transfer it to the freezer. I'm not a fan of rock hard ice cream and like that once I open the container my ice cream is fluffy and ready to eat. Super easy to operate. Literally one button. You employ two buttons if feel you want to increase the churn time. I haven't tried the sorbet setting yet because I was so happy with the ice cream output I couldn't stop making ice cream every day (yikes.) I am now ready to venture into non-dairy sorbets and can report back if anyone is interested. *another reviewer stated their lid does not stay on and they tape it with duck tape. The lid is not designed to lock into a stabilized position. The instruction manual specifically states it is designed to be loose and there are a few reasons as to why. On both of the machines I've had, the lid is only slightly loose - (we're talking about movement of a few centimeters and once the machine starts its unnoticeable.)
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2015 by Cherie
Love this Ice Cream Maker
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
After years of a handcrank ice cream maker, followed by several large bucket electric models i decided to buy this product as it seemed easy to use and a lot less hassle. Completely spot on. The machine came as advertised and I bought an additional replacement bowl in case we wanted 4 quarts instead of just 2 although 2 is plenty. First of all, this machine has very few working parts and is easy to put together and use. It's not overly large and can easily fit in a pantry as the bowl, lid etc. all fit together so no need to store separately. It sits easilly on the kitchen counter and is sturdy. the machine didn't move or creep which is something i was concerned about in buying this. It stayed right in one spot. I used a family recipe for the ice cream base, but the booklet that comes with the product has a lot of recipes in it and they look great. I'm going to try them. As for my batch, it came out perfect. I did freeze the bowl for almost 24 hours before starting the machine and I also started with very cold ice cream base. The bowl remained very cold throughout and even took almost the entire day to come back to room temp after the process was done and the ice cream was put in a container in the freezer. For those that are having issues with ice cream spilling over, whenever you make ice cream you have to leave room in the container for expansion. I left about an inch and a half or so from the top. This worked out perfect. I pressed the ice cream setting and away it went, added my fruit when there was about 5 minutes left (don't add it too early or the fruit will settle to the bottom.) By the time it had finished the ice cream had reached the top of the bowl but had not spread into the housing at all. The ice cream came out soft serve. It hardened up a bit after sitting overnight in the freezer. It's still not quite as hard as it would have been had I used the old fashioned bucket container with rocksalt and ice but it's firm enough and not soupy or soft serve. The texture is creamy and consistent through the whole batch. Cleanup is a snap seriously. You just rinse out the bowl, the lid and paddle and you're done. It is a bit noisy but all ice cream makers are. In my opinion this isn't a negative as it's common. The timer feature is nice, it counts down for you and has settings for gelato and sorbet as well. Overall great product. highly recommended.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2019 by D. Phillips
Makes great ice cream!
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
I moved and my old ice cream maker with the bucket and turn crank on top got left behind. I ordered this after much deliberation. It’s a nice unit. The inner piece you have to freeze overnight. I’ve used it several times and it’s still working like it’s new. It’s very quiet compared to my old bucket style one. The ice creams we have made have been creamy and delicious! They only thing that makes me wish I’d gotten the bucket style maker is the size of the ice cream container, and the fact that I could just turn my old one on and let it go until I was satisfied. If you’re wanting smaller amounts of ice cream this is a great, sturdy appliance.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Kathy R
Goodbye Creami
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
To start off, I bought a Ninja Creami and it went and broke on me after using a couple time. The part that broke is not covered under warranty and I ain't paying $130 to get a new part. Instead I spent $140 to upgrade my ice cream maker. Since my experience with Creami was bad because of a broken part, I checked to ensure that Cusinart makes it easy to get another bowl or paddle in case something does happen. For this specific model, I saw that Cuisinart does have replacement parts on Amazon. There's a 2 year warranty so if anything does happen, I'm set. Moving on, it was easy to set up, I froze my bin for 24 hours and made my first batch of macadamia nut milk ice cream with macadamia nuts. I opted to use the ice cream option, even though there's no heavy cream. The default setting was 25 min but I bumped it up to 30. I checked on it every 10 min and I could tell it was getting thicker. (I was worried that maybe because I didn't use cream it wouldn't freeze.) The noise here was not too bad. Less than an AC? I'd say it's closer to and electric car. Much better than creami because now I can make my ice cream late night and not wake up the whole apartment complex. The creami does take 5 min while this took 30. But the better trade off, Cuisinart makes 2 quarts (for this test batch i did 1.5 qt) and creami did a measly pint. I chopped my "mix in" for the creami because the manual said it's was delicate (for a blender that loud that's ironic) when I'd do this and use the mix in setting, everything would be pulverized. I like some crunch and bits when eating ice cream. Not eating crumbs. I chopped my Mac nuts and poured it in my Cuisinart in the last 5 seconds and it did not disintegrate into oblivion. I did hear the machine struggle a little more but it didn't stop. I honestly should've left the timer to 25 min and combine my nuts at 20 min mark, when I added it at the 25 min mark it seemed done already and was mixing for no reason. Anyways, what I didn't know and pics don't do any justice but this little lid thing is actually a measuring cup! Wow! Its 1/2 cup measuring and I thought it was used to just cover the pour area but I'm impressed. Other tidbits, the overall size of Cuisinart is larger than creami and it feels like the Heaviest part is the bin itself. Large parts, so I can't lose anything like the little blade the creami has... underneath the machine, there is a pocket to stuff the cord after use and suction cups for feet if needed. Don't be fooled by that stupid 11-in-1 marketing ploy the creami has. I bought the deluxe version and it has all these buttons to do ice cream, lite ice cream, froyo etc but this little cool creation does the same even if it doesn't have all these extra buttons. Happier with this purchase. I'm selling my creami if anyone is interested in that ghetto piece of equipment, hit me up. (Updates) My first batch was a pint, 2 cups of my batch. I didn't have to baby it because the mix was moving and the container was about half filled. My second batch was a quart. After about 15 min on ice cream mode and I checked it, the mixture had expanded (as expected) and I noticed it was close to the lid. So I was worried it was going to overflow so I stood by to watch. It did not overflow, thankfully but the instructions do sat it can make 2 quarts but I'd be kind of worries because of how close to the top it was.. Overall, still great. I have 2 other recipes going in my head so it will be put to work.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2024 by Tiffany
Stick with it, it's worth it
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
This is a longer review than I usually leave because I struggled with this machine early on and significantly benefitted from tips that others left. I almost returned it several times but am happy I kept trying and I am now the "ice cream queen" with friends and grandkids. Here is what I learned. 1) Freezer must be at zero degrees to properly freeze the bowl. Mine wasn't and I didn't know it but have had it fixed. 2) Freezer bowl needs to be in freezer for at least 24 hours, preferable 48. If you hear noise when you shake the freezer bowl, it's not ready. I bought 2 extra bowls and keep 2 in my freezer at all times, with the third on reserve and I rotate them when used. That way, I can make 2 batches back to back for large crowds. 3) Freezer bowl needs to be dry when put in freezer. See above. 4) Recipes don't need to be complicated. I like the ice cream base for the butter pecan ice cream with slight modification. 1 1/4 milk, whisk with 3/4 cups sweetener, add 2 1/2 cups cream and 2 tsp vanilla, punch of salt. Put into machine for standard 25 minutes. At 20 minutes, add your extras. See below. 5) So far, butter pecan is our favorite. I make up several cups of pecans at a time and keep them in the fridge for when we need a cup per batch. 6) We also like chocolate with Ghirardelli Cocoa and mint chocolate chip with 2 tsp peppermint and a cup of mini chocolate chips. 7) We don't eat sugar but use Swerve granular instead. We use Lily's chocolate chips. They don't come in mini but I put them in my chopper for a bit to breaj them up. IMHO, big chips are not as good. 8) Ice cream will be Soft Serve consistency when it comes out of machine when done properly and is edible at that time. We like it better in the freezer for an hour or two. But, it can get too hard. If it has been frozen for a day or 2, think about taking it out of freezer to refrigerator or even room temp for an hour or so before eating. I bought some ice cream containers to keep my ice cream and like the colored lids to help me identify different types. 9) Like most things, practice makes perfect and, now that I know what I am doing, I love it and so does my family. I can make fresh, sugar free, delicious ice cream with minimal effort. It's worth it!
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by lauriegd
Incredibly easy to use and makes great ice cream
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
A great product. Very easy to use and makes great ice cream. Am going to try frozen yogurt next. Very simple use - plug in, push 'Ice Cream' button, pour in mixture, wait 25 minutes. DONE! Just make sure to freeze bowl first BEFORE usage.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by RobertC
A great machine!
Color: Ice Cream Maker with Countdown Timer
Style: With Countdown Timer
Pattern Name: Maker
I had a Cuisinart ice cream maker (purchased in 2002) and it worked ok but I wasn't in love with it and used it rarely (I donated it when we moved three years ago). Recently, I decided to get another ice cream maker and looked at ones with compressors (Lello $700 and Whynter $300-$400) but for that kind of money how often and how many batches do I really plan on making? After reading the reviews, I decided on this $150 Cuisinart model. It fits nicely in my pantry but not sure why people complain about it being so noisy, it's what I'd expect. The directions for operating and cleaning are easy. Having a 2 qt. capacity is great if you want to throw in some add-in's (chocolate chips, fresh fruit, etc). It makes Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt and Gelato. The on/off switch automatically sets the time depending on your choice but you can add or minus minutes if you choose. Once you are done with your first batch (30-45 minutes) the drum which remains quite cold, gets washed then back in the freezer it goes. It doesn't take but a few hours to re-freeze so if you want to make another batch you're good to go. Gelato is my favored frozen treat and it comes out so creamy. Btw - I recommend a cookbook "The Art of Making Gelato" by Morgan Morano. Both the Biscoff and Apple Pie gelato are amazing!!! One caveat; you will need a good digital scale that shows grams and ounces (Oxo is a good choice). I also recommend using a Tovolo container which is air-tight (as a precaution against ice crystals, I also place a piece of plastic directly on the surface of the gelato but that's just me). Unless you want the convenience of having a compressor I highly recommend this model for the price, ease of use and most importantly, the results!
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2023 by Amazon Customer