šŸ¦ My New Dessert Hack

A great purchase...

In this week's P.O. Box:

  • Iā€™m a Creami bro now

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  • Offszn Book Club: Trading Game debates

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  • On tap: A doubleheader w/ Chris Spags

I canā€™t believe Iā€™m writing this post.

In fact, Iā€™ve waited over a month to make sure it was true love and not just a honeymoon period that I moved on from.

But I recently purchased a Ninja Creami ice cream maker and it has rapidly become one of my favorite purchases Iā€™ve ever made.

Some quick background:

  • I donā€™t have a big ā€œsweet toothā€ but god do I love some ice cream, especially after we thaw out from our New England winters

  • Iā€™ve fallen victim to impulse ice cream-related purchases before (I once asked Lauren for a malt mixer as a birthday gift and proceeded to use it only a few times)

  • Iā€™ve tried many of the trendy, ā€œhealthyā€ ice cream options over the years, including a summer fling with Halo Top that eventually fizzled out when I stopped lying to myself about liking the taste

  • Iā€™ve been hearing about the Ninja Creami for at least 6 or 7 months (the TikTokā€™ers loved it), but largely ignored it as another unnecessary fad product purchase that I didnā€™t need

But over the past few months, my friend Cody Main wouldnā€™t shut up about it on Twitter. Then I saw entrepreneur bro Sahil Bloom tout his favorite creami recipeā€¦and I caved.

This blitz of influencing caught me at the perfect, vulnerable moment. Iā€™ve been eating very healthy of late and have also mostly eliminated alcohol, so I was in need of something fun to look forward to after meals. Iā€™ve also been lifting more and have been wanting more creative ways to boost my protein intake.

The main selling point for me on the Creami is 2-fold:

  • The consistency/creaminess is perfect. It legit has the texture of a Blizzard or a McFlurry:

  • You can make it as healthy or sweet as youā€™d like by altering the base recipe or what mix-ins you put in

Hereā€™s the core ingredients and recipe I use:

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