Does the Ninja SLUSHi need ice?

No. It freezes the liquid you pour in, so you skip ice and the watery dilution a blender gives.

How long does a batch take?

It depends on the mix and starting temperature. A full pitcher needs noticeably longer than a small batch, so plan ahead.

What can I put in it?

Juice, soda, coffee drinks and cocktail or mocktail mixes all work. Very low-sugar or high-alcohol mixes freeze less well.

How does it compare with a blender?

It makes larger batches with a more even slush and no ice, but it is bigger, slower to a finished batch, and harder to clean.

The freezing barrel and removable parts need hand attention. It is more involved than rinsing a blender jar.

Households that make frozen drinks often, especially for kids or gatherings. Occasional single-serving users may find it oversized.

Ninja SLUSHi 88 oz. Professional Slushie Machine

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Ninja SLUSHi 88 oz. Professional Slushie Machine

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$55.19at Ma boutiqueChecked Nov 12

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Last seen at $55.19 at Ma boutique on Nov 12.

Our take on the Ninja SLUSHi 88 oz. Professional Slushie Machine

The Ninja SLUSHi is a countertop slushie machine with an 88 oz pitcher that turns juice, soda, coffee or cocktails into frozen slush without ice. It is aimed at families and home entertainers who want frozen drinks on demand rather than blending ice in batches. Against blender-based rivals it offers a larger capacity and hands-off freezing, but it takes up real counter space and needs time to freeze a full pitcher. Owners like the consistent texture and the novelty; critics point to the footprint, the wait, and cleanup of the freezing barrel.

Best forFamilies making frozen drinks for kidsHome entertainers and partiesFans of frozen cocktails and mocktailsAnyone tired of blending ice in batches

Pros

Large 88 oz pitcher makes several servings per batch
No ice needed; freezes liquid into slush on its own
Works with juice, soda, coffee and cocktail mixes
Hands-off process once the mix is poured in
Consistent slush texture batch after batch

Cons

Takes up substantial counter space
Needs time to freeze a full pitcher before serving
Freezing barrel and parts require careful cleaning
Best results depend on sugar content of the mix
Heavier and less storable than a blender

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What reviewers say

Owners describe the SLUSHi as a fun, easy way to make frozen drinks at home, with texture that beats blending ice. Complaints center on the counter footprint, the wait for a batch to freeze, and cleaning the barrel.

What people mention

TexturePraisedOwners say the slush comes out smooth and even, better than crushing ice in a blender.
Freeze timeCriticisedReviewers note a full pitcher takes a while before it is ready to serve.
FootprintCriticisedThe machine is bulky and takes up a lot of counter space.
CleaningCriticisedOwners say the freezing barrel and parts take effort to clean.
CapacityPraisedThe 88 oz pitcher is seen as enough for a family or a small party.
Mix flexibilityMixedJuice and soda work well, but some mixes with low sugar freeze poorly.

About the Ninja SLUSHi 88 oz. Professional Slushie Machine

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Questions and answers

Does the Ninja SLUSHi need ice?: No. It freezes the liquid you pour in, so you skip ice and the watery dilution a blender gives.
How long does a batch take?: It depends on the mix and starting temperature. A full pitcher needs noticeably longer than a small batch, so plan ahead.
What can I put in it?: Juice, soda, coffee drinks and cocktail or mocktail mixes all work. Very low-sugar or high-alcohol mixes freeze less well.
How does it compare with a blender?: It makes larger batches with a more even slush and no ice, but it is bigger, slower to a finished batch, and harder to clean.
Is it hard to clean?: The freezing barrel and removable parts need hand attention. It is more involved than rinsing a blender jar.
Who is it for?: Households that make frozen drinks often, especially for kids or gatherings. Occasional single-serving users may find it oversized.
Where is the Ninja SLUSHi 88 oz. Professional Slushie Machine cheapest?: At Ma boutique, for $55.19, as of our latest check.