ice-cream-makers

Noun

ice-cream-maker (plural ice-cream-makers)

1. A machine used to make ice cream.
   • More serious Christmas kit includes the likes of the pasta-maker, the yoghurt-maker and the ice-cream-maker. But be honest, who do you know who’s got the time to make their own? Trisha Schofield, head of testing at the Good Housekeeping Institute, believes fad items like this should be avoided.2003 December 21, Hester Lacey, “Off our trolley”, in The Independent on Sunday, number 722, page 40
2. A company or person that makes ice cream.
   • Advertising Age noted Bailey's first new advertising campaign for its Irish Cream since its introduction in the U.S. five years earlier (Jervey, 1984a), in part as a reaction to the new competition generated by ice[-]cream-maker Haagen-Dazs' introduction of a cream liqueur to the market.1988 July, Kimberly A. Neuendorf, Reid A. Pearlman, Alcohol as Good Food: Adolescents' Responses to Liqueur Ads, page 6