Description
Yonanas 902 Classic Vegan, Dairy-Free Frozen Fruit – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Yonanas 902 Classic Vegan, Dairy-Free Frozen Fruit Soft Serve Maker, Includes 36 Recipes, 200-Watts, Silver
Brand
Yonanas
Color
Silver
Capacity
0.5 Liters
Special Feature
Manual
Material
Stainless Steel, Plastic
Included Components
Recipe Booklet And Instructions For Care, Owner’s Manual Manual Given In Detail Page, Healthy Foods Yonanas Dessert Maker
Model Name
Classic Vegan, Dairy-Free Frozen Fruit Soft Serve Maker
Item Dimensions LxWxH
7.5 x 6.25 x 13.75 inches
Item Weight
1.4 Pounds
Operation Mode
Automatic
Product Care Instructions
Dishwasher Safe
Product Dimensions
7.5 x 6.25 x 13.75 inches
Item Weight
1.4 pounds
Manufacturer
The Legacy Companies
ASIN
B005083ECS
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
902
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
July 3, 2011
Test video – Yonanas 902 Classic Vegan, Dairy-Free Frozen Fruit :
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Technical specifications – Yonanas 902 Classic Vegan, Dairy-Free Frozen Fruit :
Brand
Yonanas
Color
Silver
Capacity
0.5 Liters
Special Feature
Manual
Material
Stainless Steel, Plastic
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Proof of purchase :
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M. T (verified owner) –
wife loves it – Good product, works just fine, wife loves it
F. R (verified owner) –
Not 100% sold but happy enough that I bought it – I was telling a couple of the girls at work yesterday about how I’d gotten a Yonana and how eager I was to try it. One of the other girls comes up and says, “You ordered a Yonana?” I said yes, thinking she was going to tell me wonderful things about it. Instead, she said she’d had one, that she hated it, and recommended that I immediately pack it up and ship it back without trying it. She claimed it was noisy and difficult to clean. She recommended getting a Ninja instead and said a Ninja is more versatile, but then she went on to say that she has to add liquid to her fruit, which defeats the purpose for why I’d ordered the Yonana in the first place. I’m on Weight Watchers, and I’d ordered the Yonana because all you need is fruit and fruit is zero points on Weight Watchers. What’s not to love about “free” food? My co-worker also complained about needing to use two bananas for the Yonana and said that bananas are too high in carbs. High in carbs or not, bananas still count as “free” food on Weight Watchers and, contrary to what my co-worker said, you do not need to use two bananas nor do you need to use any bananas. So, being the stubborn person that I am, I decided not to take my co-worker’s advice.
E. N (verified owner) –
Pretty good for the money – I think it works best with creamy fruits like bananas and mangoes if you want an ice cream/ frozen yogurt texture
E. E (verified owner) –
Ehhh – I personally think this is an overrated item. It didn’t work like it’s advertised and I returned it for a refund.
Z. K (verified owner) –
Great option for imitation ice cream! – This works really well. I’ve tried using a small food processor in the past with limited success to make fake ice cream with frozen bananas, but this gives the frozen bananas a consistency just like soft serve. It is louder than I expected but not terribly loud. It’s relatively easy to clean even without a dishwasher. It’s a little pricey considering this is limited to frozen desserts, but it works really well. Overall, I’m very happy with the purchase.
E. E (verified owner) –
Ehhh – I personally think this is an overrated item. It didn’t work like it’s advertised and I returned it for a refund.
D. P (verified owner) –
Move over Ice Cream – Upon changing to a healthier diet, I missed ice cream, until we found the Yo-nana’s. So far we have not been disappointed. It is pretty noisy when grinding up the frozen fruit, but other than that, it creates a creamy smooth bowl full of goodness. The only thing that i’ve found to be a downfall is that a lot of the fruit gets up in the inside pieces and you have to take it apart to get everything out that you put into the machine. Cleaning is pretty easy, just don’t forget to take all pieces apart to rinse and wash.
F. R (verified owner) –
Not 100% sold but happy enough that I bought it – I was telling a couple of the girls at work yesterday about how I’d gotten a Yonana and how eager I was to try it. One of the other girls comes up and says, “You ordered a Yonana?” I said yes, thinking she was going to tell me wonderful things about it. Instead, she said she’d had one, that she hated it, and recommended that I immediately pack it up and ship it back without trying it. She claimed it was noisy and difficult to clean. She recommended getting a Ninja instead and said a Ninja is more versatile, but then she went on to say that she has to add liquid to her fruit, which defeats the purpose for why I’d ordered the Yonana in the first place. I’m on Weight Watchers, and I’d ordered the Yonana because all you need is fruit and fruit is zero points on Weight Watchers. What’s not to love about “free” food? My co-worker also complained about needing to use two bananas for the Yonana and said that bananas are too high in carbs. High in carbs or not, bananas still count as “free” food on Weight Watchers and, contrary to what my co-worker said, you do not need to use two bananas nor do you need to use any bananas. So, being the stubborn person that I am, I decided not to take my co-worker’s advice.
Z. K (verified owner) –
Great option for imitation ice cream! – This works really well. I’ve tried using a small food processor in the past with limited success to make fake ice cream with frozen bananas, but this gives the frozen bananas a consistency just like soft serve. It is louder than I expected but not terribly loud. It’s relatively easy to clean even without a dishwasher. It’s a little pricey considering this is limited to frozen desserts, but it works really well. Overall, I’m very happy with the purchase.
E. N (verified owner) –
Pretty good for the money – I think it works best with creamy fruits like bananas and mangoes if you want an ice cream/ frozen yogurt texture
I. P (verified owner) –
Oh my gosh…I am in heaven…soooo good!!! – Amazing! First, let me say that I have not been able to have any kind of ice cream or sweet treat for three years due to a diagnosis of a rare digestive enzyme deficiency, it means absolutely no grains, sugars, sugar substitutes, and only limited fruits and vegetables. I live off of proteins, nuts, and some dairy, and limited fruits and veggies, as I mentioned. I can only tolerate Equal and some dextrose for a sweetener. If I don’t adhear to this “diet from hell” I get very physically sick. My point is, I have a nortorious sweet tooth, so I have been desperately trying to come up with a treat or two, because although I am a meat eater, it does get very boring at times. Anyway, I saw a similar sorbet maker demonstrated on TV, but decided to search the options on Amazon…and ultimately decided to give this one a try. I JUST received it an hour ago, ripped it open with excitement, quickly read the instructions (not much to that), sat out some frozen strawberries and blueberries that were a bit old and icey, and figured I had nothing to lose by using them up. ( I can NOT have bananas in my diet…boo hoo!) I didn’t have high expectations for the outcome, but I started up that baby, and what came out was like a miracle, and sweetness to my eyes!!! I filled a dish up, added a little Equal, and it was like manna from heaven to my long deprived tastebuds. Now, most anything that resembles ice cream or sorbet would taste good to me, so keep that in mind. But I am soooo extremely happy with this appliance and I can’t wait to experiment with a few other fruits I can have, and I’m even going to incorporate some dairy in it for an even more ice cream-like taste. Oh-I-am-so-happy!!!
G. P (verified owner) –
Not exactly what I was expecting – Does it macerate fruit into a frozen substance, yes. Does it look like the box or the book shows, no. Is there tricks to the trade that aren’t in the book, maybe? I’ve made a number of different fruits through this machine. not a single thing that comes out looks like the stuff in the videos or anywhere else that I’ve seen it used. I have no idea if I’m doing something wrong, I’ve done all the tricks that I’ve seen online for it all the suggestions from other users, it’s just not doing a sorbet is looking substance. I get a very not uniformed mess of frozen inch fruit
I. P (verified owner) –
Oh my gosh…I am in heaven…soooo good!!! – Amazing! First, let me say that I have not been able to have any kind of ice cream or sweet treat for three years due to a diagnosis of a rare digestive enzyme deficiency, it means absolutely no grains, sugars, sugar substitutes, and only limited fruits and vegetables. I live off of proteins, nuts, and some dairy, and limited fruits and veggies, as I mentioned. I can only tolerate Equal and some dextrose for a sweetener. If I don’t adhear to this “diet from hell” I get very physically sick. My point is, I have a nortorious sweet tooth, so I have been desperately trying to come up with a treat or two, because although I am a meat eater, it does get very boring at times. Anyway, I saw a similar sorbet maker demonstrated on TV, but decided to search the options on Amazon…and ultimately decided to give this one a try. I JUST received it an hour ago, ripped it open with excitement, quickly read the instructions (not much to that), sat out some frozen strawberries and blueberries that were a bit old and icey, and figured I had nothing to lose by using them up. ( I can NOT have bananas in my diet…boo hoo!) I didn’t have high expectations for the outcome, but I started up that baby, and what came out was like a miracle, and sweetness to my eyes!!! I filled a dish up, added a little Equal, and it was like manna from heaven to my long deprived tastebuds. Now, most anything that resembles ice cream or sorbet would taste good to me, so keep that in mind. But I am soooo extremely happy with this appliance and I can’t wait to experiment with a few other fruits I can have, and I’m even going to incorporate some dairy in it for an even more ice cream-like taste. Oh-I-am-so-happy!!!
G. P (verified owner) –
Not exactly what I was expecting – Does it macerate fruit into a frozen substance, yes. Does it look like the box or the book shows, no. Is there tricks to the trade that aren’t in the book, maybe? I’ve made a number of different fruits through this machine. not a single thing that comes out looks like the stuff in the videos or anywhere else that I’ve seen it used. I have no idea if I’m doing something wrong, I’ve done all the tricks that I’ve seen online for it all the suggestions from other users, it’s just not doing a sorbet is looking substance. I get a very not uniformed mess of frozen inch fruit
D. P (verified owner) –
Move over Ice Cream – Upon changing to a healthier diet, I missed ice cream, until we found the Yo-nana’s. So far we have not been disappointed. It is pretty noisy when grinding up the frozen fruit, but other than that, it creates a creamy smooth bowl full of goodness. The only thing that i’ve found to be a downfall is that a lot of the fruit gets up in the inside pieces and you have to take it apart to get everything out that you put into the machine. Cleaning is pretty easy, just don’t forget to take all pieces apart to rinse and wash.
M. T (verified owner) –
wife loves it – Good product, works just fine, wife loves it