- Is the Thor 68oz Slushie Machine worth it?
- It makes sense if you regularly blend frozen drinks for a family or guests and have a free 15-amp outlet. For occasional single smoothies, a standard blender is cheaper and smaller.
- Does it need a special outlet?
- Yes. It draws 2.8 amps and is rated for a dedicated 15-amp circuit. Plugging it into a shared kitchen circuit with other appliances can trip the breaker.
- How many slushies does the 68oz jar make?
- About 68 ounces, which is roughly four to five 12-ounce servings per batch, depending on ice and mix-ins.
- Can it crush ice and frozen fruit?
- The 2.8-amp motor is built for ice-heavy frozen drinks and smoothies. Cut large fruit into chunks and add liquid so the blades can move freely.
- What's in the box?
- Expect the machine base, the 68-ounce jar with lid, and a blade or blending assembly. Check the listing for any extra cups or recipe guide.
- When is it cheapest?
- Frozen-drink makers usually drop around summer holidays and end-of-season sales. Compare store prices and price history before buying.