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50 minutes to turn 1 quart of ice cream?
I've been using this machine for a few days,and am going to return it.The machine is just too slow.The looong churning time aerates the ice cream too much,and the quality of the finished product is inferior to other machines that cost a lot less money.I called customer service at Lello,and found the person that I spoke with to be rude and not very helpful.
from Amazon.com
The Lello Ice Cream Maker---Really Pleased
Some of the best bucks I spent last year were for the half gallon Lello ice cream maker. To say I'm pleased would be a gross understatement, I am delighted! I went to a Xmas Eve party just a few weeks ago. Beforehand, I prepared a full gallon of vanilla custard (French style) ice cream in the Lello using the recipe from the booklet provided with the machine. That gallon was quickly consumed and everyone, without exception, raved and said it was the best ice cream they had every tasted.
Not bad, but some quirks
This machine includes a pretty good compressor in it, which places it head and shoulders above some of those "freeze the ceramic jar" ice cream makers. Likewise it turns out thicker gelato consistently and in a short time-frame. The only difficulty I've had with it is seating the motor on the churning blade properly--it's necessary either to put a weight on the blade motor of the machine, since it doesn't snap into place. Otherwise you've got to fiddle with it until it works properly. I'm happy ...
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