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But thanks to the new Ninja Swirl by Creami, I can enjoy vanilla soft serve from home year-round. Even though I already have the original Ninja Creami, I’ve never actually used mine for ice ...

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and iron-on decals. Here’s a portable and pocket-size mini-printer for all the photo she takes on her phone. The Ninja Creami Swirl is the soft-serve version of the brand’s hit ice-cream maker.

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