By Emily Scrivener For Mailonline

Published: 09:25 EDT, 26 May 2022 | Updated: 09:27 EDT, 26 May 2022

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With June just days away and with the jubilee bank holiday weekend fast approaching, what better way to mark the promise of better weather than with a big bowl of homemade ice cream? 

And Amazon has just the deal for this with £10 off the Duronic Ice Cream Maker. Currently reduced to £39.99, it's the perfect time to indulge and whip up homemade desserts from home. 

Shoppers are snapping up the deal on the ice cream maker, claiming it's a 'kitchen must have' and even produces ice cream 'better than the shops'.  

With the Duronic Ice Cream Maker you can create healthier, homemade ice cream and frozen desserts in under 30 minutes. 

Experiment with new flavours and have a bowl of creamy ice cream ready and waiting for you after just 30 minutes of churning. 

Currently reduced to just £39.99 on Amazon, the Duronic ice cream maker allows you to whip up homemade frozen desserts quickly with almost no effort required

Amazon shoppers are turning to the Duronic Ice Cream Maker to whip up homemade frozen desserts from home, saving them money on shop-bought tubs.

Allowing you to experiment with your own flavours, it's also a great hack for whipping up healthier homemade frozen desserts.

And the best news? It's a brilliant budget buy at under £40.

While some ice cream makers can fetch over £100, the Duronic Ice Cream Maker is currently on sale on Amazon for £39.99.

It may not have the bells-and-whistles of some of the more expensive automatic models, but the manual ice cream maker has your chosen dessert ready in just four simple steps and ready in 30 minutes. 

As it's a manual machine, it uses a freezer ice cream bowl that needs to be frozen prior to use. Once frozen for 24 hours, you then add your mixture and leave it to churn for 15 to 30 minutes. 

It's a brilliant quick fix for when you're craving something sweet on the sofa but don't want to go to the shops. Plus, not only does it save you money on premium ice cream brands, but you're in control of what goes in.   

With a summer of outdoor entertaining on the cards, it's the perfect time to invest in an ice cream maker that will let you whip up frozen desserts in under 30 minutes

The affordable ice cream maker may look simple, but shoppers have claimed the results are 'better than shops', raving about how it makes 'delicious ice cream'.

One impressed shopper raved: 'So simple. With this hot weather, it's been great. Loved making ice cream for the first time. Very easy to use and great to experiment with.'

Another agreed, adding: 'Inexpensive ice cream maker that makes good soft scoop ice cream. I use regularly, and it does a good job. Online information provides good recipes. Very easy to clean as the motor unit unclips from the top plastic unit.'

A third penned: 'The machine was easy to use and in 30 mins had churned my ice-cream to a delicious velvety texture. 

'It was frozen but soft and so smooth. After a night in the freezer, it has set harder but still has the velvet texture. I highly recommend this ice cream maker!'. 

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