How to make gelato at home
Mix · Freeze · Churn.
Three steps, one overnight wait, real gelato.
Flavour
The wait is the point
Mix it tonight, churn it tomorrow. It's something to plan around and make together, not something to grab. Impatient? Keep a spare Ninja™ CREAMi™ or nutribullet Chill™ tub in the freezer so there's always one ready. Only the first batch makes you wait.
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Tonight
1Mix
360 mL full cream milk360 mL water
Add 360 mL of full cream milk to a jug. Add the entire Gelato Time sachet and whisk or stir until the powder is completely dissolved. Pour into your gelato-maker container.
Add 360 mL of water to a jug. Add the entire Gelato Time sachet and whisk or stir until the powder is completely dissolved. Pour into your gelato-maker container.
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Overnight
2Freeze
Completely frozen
Freeze until completely frozen. Pro tip: Prepare the night before.
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Tomorrow
3Churn
GELATO setting
For best results, use a Ninja™ CREAMi™ or nutribullet Chill™. Place the frozen container into your machine, select the GELATO setting and churn until complete. Gelato Time products can also be used with other at-home gelato makers. Follow your machine manufacturer's instructions.
What it makes
Each sachet makes approx. 500 mL prepared gelato.
Six sachets make approx. 3 L.
Made for movie night. And the rest.
Make it together tonight, churn it tomorrow, share it with whoever turns up.
Which machine?
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Ninja™ CREAMi™
Place the frozen container in, select GELATO, churn until complete.
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nutribullet Chill™
Place the frozen container in, select GELATO, churn until complete.
Gelato Time products can also be used with other at-home gelato makers. Follow your machine manufacturer's instructions.
Good to know
What machine do I need?
A Ninja™ CREAMi™ or nutribullet Chill™ are the primary compatible machines. Other at-home gelato makers can generally be used too. Follow the manufacturer's own instructions.
How much does one sachet make?
Makes approx. 500 mL prepared gelato.
How long does it keep?
24 months unopened, stored in a clean, cool, dry place.
Are any of the flavours dairy-free?
No. Even the three sorbet (water-based) flavours carry a "may contain milk" allergen statement, so none of the six are dairy-free.
Ready to make it?
