Fit Pints.

Three ways
to make your pint.

Start with how you’ll use it. Then compare today’s price.

These are feature-based picks for three established models, not a hands-on ranking. Newer NC351 and NC601 versions also exist; check the exact model on the listing before buying.

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Illustrated Ninja CREAMi NC301
Model illustration · NC301
For everyday scoops

Original 7-in-1

NC301 · 16 oz container · 7 programs

A compact starting point for scoop-style ice cream. Its Lite Ice Cream program is useful for recipes designed for lower-sugar bases.

Choose this if you mainly want one pint at a time.

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Illustrated Ninja CREAMi NC501
Model illustration · NC501
For a bigger batch

Deluxe 11-in-1

NC501 · 24 oz container · 11 programs

Larger tubs and additional frozen-drink programs. Top and bottom processing lets you work with part of a tub.

Choose this if the bigger container and extra programs will get used.

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Illustrated Ninja CREAMi NC701
Model illustration · NC701
For soft-serve fans

Scoop & Swirl

NC701 · 16 oz container · 13 programs

Scoop-style treats plus a dispensing handle for soft serve. CREAMiFIT is its dedicated high-protein program.

Choose this if dispensing soft serve is the feature you actually want.

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The tiny detail that matters:
your container has to fit.

Original NC301, Deluxe NC501 and Swirl NC701 containers are different. Match an accessory’s compatibility list to the exact model on your machine. A container described simply as “for CREAMi” is not enough.

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Model features checked against manufacturer information on October 29, 2026. Retailer prices and availability can change.