Hamilton Beach Electric Automatic Ice Cream Maker & Frozen Yogurt Machine, Makes Custard, Sorbet, Gelato and Sherbet, 4 Quart, White (68330N)
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- MAKES ENOUGH ICE CREAM FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY: The ice cream maker's large 4 quart capacity is the perfect size for making ice cream and other frozen desserts for family, friends and special occasions.
- PREPARE A VARIETY OF FROZEN TREATS: Easily prepare homemade ice cream, frozen yogurt, sorbet, gelato, sherbet and custard with your own fresh ingredients in our 1.5 quart homemade ice cream maker.
- CUSTOMIZE WITH MIX-INS AND TOPPINGS: From chopped fruit and nuts to chocolate chips, candy pieces and sprinkles, it's easy to make ice cream and other frozen treats with your favorite ingredients in the ice cream machine.
- EASY TO USE: Make ice cream in 3 simple steps. 1) Pour ice cream mixture and mix-ins into the canister and cover. 2) Assemble the machine, plug in and add ice and rock salt to the bucket. 3) Enjoy. Ice cream churns for 20-40 minutes and stops when ready.
- FULLY AUTOMATIC WORKS WITHOUT HAND CHURNING: No more waiting all day when you're craving a homemade frozen treat. This ice cream machine makes ice cream fast and works with a simple on/off switch. No hand churning needed.
Description
With Hamilton Beach ice cream makers, you can enjoy creating homemade ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet and gelato in your own kitchen. Just add your favorite ingredients, sit back and relax — you'll be scooping delicious ice- cold desserts in no time. Smart design touches make Hamilton Beach ice cream makers easy to use, even if you're a beginner.
Brand: Hamilton Beach
Color: White
Capacity: 4 Quarts
Special Feature: Detachable Freezer
Material: Metal
Brand: Hamilton Beach
Color: White
Capacity: 4 Quarts
Special Feature: Detachable Freezer
Material: Metal
Included Components: Ice Cream Maker
Model Name: Electric Automatic Ice Cream Maker & Frozen Yogurt
Item Weight: 5 Pounds
Operation Mode: Automatic
Product Care Instructions: Not Dishwasher Safe
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Global Trade Identification Number: 07
UPC: 040094683307
Manufacturer: Hamilton Beach
Product Dimensions: 15.3 x 12.5 x 11.1 inches
Item Weight: 5 pounds
Department: unisex-adult
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 68330N
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 2, 2001
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1st, a great value. If you get cream at a bulk store, 6 bucks for a 50 pound sack of rock salt, ice from your freezer, and a few pennies for the other ingredients (sugar and vanilla), you're looking at a gallon of high quality ice cream for 5 bucks or less. Figure you're saving 5-7 bucks a use. That means this unit pays for itself if you use if 6 times, maybe 10-20 times if you're spending a lot on added ingredients. 2nd. Simple to use. Really well designed. Can't for the life of me understand people sticking plastic orange juice container parts to "fix" it. If it doesn't work, bring it back! Otherwise, top only goes on one way, and there's a locking feature that means that the unit must be properly assembled to fit correctly. 3rd. For people saying "it uses a lot of ice, and I had to run to the store . . . " my lord people, are we that helpless? You own a freezer, right? Make your own ice. All it takes is just a bit of planning. Just a bit people, not invading-Soviet Russia level planning. If you have an auto ice maker on your freezer, just empty it into a very large zip lock 2 or 3 times and you're good to go. 4th. The unit stops spinning when the ice cream reaches a given viscosity. I've made several batches of several different types and the only time the ice cream was "runny" was when I didn't break up the cookies and they clogged the mixer holes and caused the unit to stop prematurely - my fault. The other batches all came out about the same - like a very thick yogurt consistency. Into the freezer, and a day later it's getting there and 2 days later it's the same consistency as store bought. If you're getting runny ice cream, you're doing something wrong. BTW - if you use more crushed ice and/or salt, the mixture gets colder quicker, and you'll get more-crystally ice cream. If you use regular ice and/or less salt, the mixing takes longer and you get a creamier texture - adjust to desired consistency! 5th. As for using Ben and Jerry's recipes, be aware that this can affect the mixer. Maybe BandJ's recipes require a higher torque motor. We have made several types of ice cream from the instructions that came with the mixer, and they all work great. If you load the ice cream with pretzels and what not, this might not be a powerful enough mixer. Great unit. Highly recommended. EDIT - It's now late July and I've used this mixer one or two times a week since we bought it in March, which means we've done about 30 batches (lots of kids and friends and such). Still on the same 8 dollar bag of rock salt. Have made a dozen or so of the recipes that came with the book. Love it, recommend it even more than I did a few months ago. 2nd Update - It's now November, 2012, and the mixer motor is still going strong. Alas! The plastic bucket has a crack in it because a very zealous ice cream making person pounded on it to try to get some sticking salt/rock out after a run (argghh!). The new unit has just arrived. No issue whatsoever with the unit - it made a fantastic batch of vanilla with chocolate chips and walnuts right before its bucket was injured. I suppose I could have attempted to seal the crack, but at this price, I just decided to get a new one and use the old motor as a back up. Regarding some of the negative comments, it's very clear that some folks have unrealistic expectations from this machine. "It's made out of plastic, so it's cheap." The space station has a lot of plastic on it, as do Mercedes cars. "It's too big." Really? The volume of ice cream produced was not concealed! "It never froze the mixture." You're either not using the enough salt rock and ice, or you're putting warm ingredients in - everything must be very cold prior to putting them into the mixer (cream, milk and egg mixture, and so on). "The paddle wasn't stirring because it has to be firmly pushed into the motor." True. The paddle does not stir using magic - it must be affixed to the motor. "Ice cream was not completely frozen." Correct - it's a slurry to somewhat solid when it's done. Mix a bit by hand, then put in freezer until solid! "It doesn't make Ben and Jerry's flavors." Too much stuff in the mix will hinder the mixer - go buy Ben and Jerry's. This machine works well, but it's not an industrial ice-cream maker, nor is it intended to be. Used properly, it will provide you with gallons of home made ice cream with the ingredients you choose and without chemical preservatives! Great deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2010 by JoyceB
This review is long overdue considering we bought this ice cream maker way back in 2010! However, upon using it yet again on this Father's Day weekend to make a delicious batch of homemade vanilla-bean ice cream, I felt compelled to write a 5 star review. We've used this machine over and over again for 15 years and it's been great. It still works perfectly and cranks out a nicely frozen treat in less than 30 minutes every time. Best money spent.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2025 by Andrew Grimm Andrew Grimm
Works great and super fast.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Peter
I wanted an Ice cream make to see if making it was more economical than buying it from the store. The Hamilton Beach 689330R works. If your a person who wants to create your own flavors this Ice cream machine will make soft ice cream in about about 40 minutes after storing it in a freezer hard ice cream in about 2 hours. Cost this ice cream maker out the door for the price is outstanding. BUT!! This is what you need to make ice cream(I made the strawberry Cheese cake) 2 cups of heavy whipped cream $2.05. 5 to 7 lbs of Ice store bought $2.00 pre-made in the freezer $0. rock salt I bought bulk at Lowes $4.00 street salt but this will last you so 5 cents. 2 cans of condensed milk $1.25 2 Tlbs of vanilla extract every chef should have this ..$0. 2 cups of strawberrys $2.05. 1 stick of cream cheese $1.00 Understand that even with these ingredients used they will not fill the canister up to the line. So about $2.00 extra for a milk heavy whipped cream mixture to get the biggest amount of ice cream. The total amount spent for 2 gallons of ice cream using the smallest amounts possible total $6.40 cents for your personal home-made ice cream...so $3.20 a gallon. Remember no charge for the ice, 5 cent for the salt, no charge for the vanilla. Pros. Your making your own personal gallon of ice cream for $3.20. If your doing this with your children it's an additional plus. Easy set up and operation the ice cream maker stops automatically when ice cream is made. There are recipes in the manual that work. Cons. Lots of work. You have to premix everything. Condensation build up on the outside and you have to put it in a sink or someplace with drainage.(Electricity and drainage bad combination). I do believe this unit to be water safe. I hope. In the directions the manual says put a towel or newspaper over the unit for best results. On top of the unit is the fan placing a towel or newspaper or the unit would defeat the purpose of the fan and probably blow the motor. Ingredients cost money. I buy in bulk cutting down my cost but I find making ice cream on this machine Expensive. So If you want to make your own Ice cream no other unit out there will probably do it for a cheaper price. This Hamilton works. If you have children this could be a good project for them to create something and have fun. Ice cream is cold so is my opinion. If your buying this because you like ice cream and want to save money..Don't do it. in general Ice cream through my experience is expensive to make. Your better off saving your coupons, waiting for it to go on sale and buying Ice Cream at the supermarket for $2.50. I gave this 4 out of 5 stars because this unit works . Amazon offers a killer price on it. The Hamilton Beach 68330R can be great making ice cream with children. P.S One other thing I used strawberry's could someone tell me were they went after mixing?
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2011 by museken
Very easy to use
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025 by Jacqueline