Low-carb Ice Cream made in the Ninja Creami using Keto Chow [Keto Dessert #07]

In this video, I will show you how I make ice cream in the Ninja Creami. The recipe I use is simply one serving of Keto Chow, but you can use any ice cream recipe you want. I've packed a great deal of information into this one video, but I've created chapters and a table of contents in the video description below. Feel free to jump around if there are only certain topics in which you are interested.

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*** TABLE OF CONTENTS (TIME STAMPS) ***
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Keto Dessert Playlist
01:25 5 Models of Ninja Creami
04:11 Cleaning the Ninja Creami
05:44 Stabilizers & Emulsifiers
08:31 Preventing Ice Crystals
11:56 Tips to Prevent Mistakes
13:28 Tools / Equipment I Use
14:48 Ice Cream INGREDIENTS
15:17 Ice Cream INSTRUCTIONS
15:35 Ice Cream DEMO
22:15 And there you have it! ☺
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** LINKS TO INFORMATION ABOUT THE EQUIPMENT & TOOLS I USE **
Ninja NC501 CREAMi Deluxe 11-in-1 Ice Cream & Frozen Treat Maker https://amzn.to/462YALM
NutriBullet Rx N17-1001 Blender https://amzn.to/41nHpli
PackIt® Freezable Hampton Lunch Bag https://amzn.to/3xT4nXN
Ninja Creami Deluxe Extra 24 oz Pint Containers https://amzn.to/3Y6fzLq
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*** ABOUT ME & MY YOUTUBE CHANNELS ***
Hi, my name is Jolene Morris, I am 80-years-old, and I have been teaching mathematics for about 60 years! I first made mathematics videos in the mid-1980's with a newly invented camera called a camcorder. I would record me teaching mathematics at the chalkboard. I would share those videos with my students. I later recorded math tutorials when screen recording software was invented, and I shared those tutorials on CD-ROM, our school's network, later online. I created my Visual Mathematics channel shortly after YouTube was invented in 2005. I currently create my (faceless) mathematics videos using PowerPoint and screen recording/editing software called Camtasia.

In May 2022, I was diagnosed with diabetes so I started practicing a Keto lifestyle. In order to keep a record of my journey and share my experiences with other Keto individuals, I created a second YouTube channel called My Keto Journey. I create my (faceless) Keto videos using PowerPoint and screen recording/editing software called Camtasia.

On both of my channels, I have a playlist explaining how I make my YouTube videos. I am not an expert at mathematics, Keto, or YouTube, but I am excited to share what I know. I create about 2 videos each week, one for each channel. Please share your comments and reactions with me below [in the comments area] -- I read and respond to every comment I receive.

*** DISCLAIMER ***
Let me clarify that I am not a medical professional, nor am I a Keto expert. I am a mathematics educator. As such, nothing I share with you in my YouTube videos should be taken as official advice or formal guidance. The purpose of my videos is to share with you how I make my YouTube videos and what works for me. I encourage you to comment below if you have questions, helpful suggestions, or positive responses for me.

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