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This single-serving ice cream maker will be the best $22 you spend this summer

Julia Webb
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bowls of various ice creams on dark gray table, top view
bowls of various ice creams on dark gray table, top view

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There is nothing like a bowl of ice cream during the summer. It’s the perfect treat on a warm day and is one of the most popular desserts in the country.

But if you only crave the sweet treat occasionally or, on the other hand, go through pints regularly, it’s time to consider an at-home ice cream maker. The DASH My Pint Ice Cream Maker is currently on sale for just $22 at Nordstrom Rack and is something you’ll be reaching for all summer long.

Nordstrom Rack

DASH My Pint Ice Cream Maker

This single-serving ice cream maker, which can also make sorbet and frozen yogurt, couldn’t be easier to use.
$22 at Nordstrom Rack

To get started, “freeze the cooling bowl, add ingredients to the chamber and press on—your ice cream will be ready in under 30 minutes.” Plus, since it’s so quick and simple to use, it’s a great way to get kids involved in the kitchen.

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This kitchen gadget churns out 1.6 cups of homemade ice cream, making it the perfect size for a midday treat or after-dinner snack. It also comes with a mixing spoon that can be used to eat with after stirring in your favorite mix-ins — think fruit, candy pieces, sprinkles and more. If you need a little inspiration, just check out the included recipe guide.

Thanks to its petite size, the DASH My Pint Ice Cream Maker is also easy to store or even bring along. And at 28% off, it makes an excellent gift for any ice cream lover, apartment dweller or dessert connoisseur.

Snag this handy ice cream maker now and head to Nordstrom Rack to check out more of DASH’s awesome kitchen products.

Nordstrom Rack

DASH My Pint Ice Cream Maker

This single-serving ice cream maker, which can also make sorbet and frozen yogurt, couldn’t be easier to use.
$22 at Nordstrom Rack

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