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100% Fruit Mango Slushie in the Ninja Slushi

Slushie mangue 100% fruits au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

An ultra-fresh alternative to industrial syrups that proves with the right proportions, fresh fruit works wonders in the machine. No more ice cream makers where I had to watch and scrape the sides constantly, the machine handles the freezing process…

Watermelon Slushie with Ninja Slushi

Slushie pastèque au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

With its high water content, watermelon is the ideal fruit for creating a refreshing drink without having to add crushed ice to the Ninja Slushi. I love using this naturally sweet base, but the texture requires a little vigilance. Since…

Cola slushie with the Ninja Slushi

Slushie cola au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

Forget the laborious freezer bag technique that requires kneading every half hour: simply pouring the bottle directly into the tank is enough. My first attempt with zero-sugar cola turned into a hard block on the cylinder due to a lack…

Blue Lagoon Vodka Slushie

Slushie bleu lagon à la vodka — photo 1

The advantage of the Ninja Slushi for this great classic is obtaining a perfectly slushy mix without drowning the curacao in crushed ice from a blender. With the sugar from the lemonade and the alcohol from the curacao, the freezing…

Strawberry Slushie

Slushie fraise — photo 1

The advantage of making your strawberry slushie in the Ninja Slushi rather than a blender is getting intense fruit flavor without diluting it with ice cubes. No more watery texture from blenders: here, no ice cubes are needed, the fruit…

Pineapple Slush in the Ninja Slushi

Slush ananas au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

Pineapple works particularly well in the slush machine thanks to its natural sugar content, which ensures a fast and consistent set. I first tested it using only pure juice, but the texture lacked flexibility when serving: a little water and…

Blue Raspberry Slush with Ninja Slushi

Slush framboise bleue au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

A classic fairground favorite, with that famous bright blue originally invented to avoid confusing the syrup with strawberry or cherry. I tested this with a standard supermarket syrup: the water ratio had to be adjusted so the sugar wouldn’t block…

Blue Raspberry Slush with Ninja Slushi

Slush bleue à la framboise au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

The famous blue slush from carnivals, historically colored this way to distinguish it from strawberry and cherry flavors, is very easy to recreate at home. I had to do two trials: with a syrup that was too diluted, the machine…

Homemade Lemon Slush

Slush citron maison — photo 1

Forget the chore of blenders with ice cubes or the obligation to scrape your tray in the freezer every half hour: simply pour in some lemonade and the machine takes care of the crystallization. Before the Slushi, I had to…

Homemade Strawberry Slush with the Ninja Slushi

Slush fraise maison au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

Forget fruit purees blended with ice cubes that melt in five minutes: the machine allows you to freeze the mixture while keeping a concentrated flavor. With my old blender, ice cubes always diluted the taste of the strawberries; the machine…

Blue Curaçao Slushie with Ninja Slushi

Granité curaçao bleu au Ninja Slushi — photo 1

The orange flavor of this syrup and its intense color are enough to recreate a summer holiday atmosphere at home. In a blender, crushed ice quickly washes out the blue color, but in the Slushi, the mixture freezes without added…