Category Slushies

Fruit slushies, granitas, sugar-free and kid-friendly versions: our Ninja Slushi recipes with the right sugar-to-water ratio for the perfect freeze.

Homemade Frozen Coke

Un verre givré rempli de granité au cola avec une rondelle de citron vert et une paille rayée

Craving the famous fast-food cola slushie? Here is my easy recipe for a homemade Frozen Coke in the Ninja Slushi. Perfect texture, drinkable through a straw.

Cucumber, Coconut, and Lime Slush

Slush coco concombre et citron vert — photo 1
60 min4 servingsSlush

A very fresh plant-based combination for summer, ideal for making the most of the machine without relying on industrial pre-mixes. Since cucumber contains a lot of water, it is essential to dose the syrup correctly to avoid a block of…

Homemade Kiwi Slushie

Slushie kiwi maison — photo 1
60 min4 servingsSlush

Preparing a kiwi slushie requires a small filtration step to prevent seeds from adding bitterness or blocking the machine. In a blender, seeds end up crushed and make the drink bitter; here, we strain before using the machine. The result…

Melon and Basil Slushie in the Ninja Slushi

Slushie melon et basilic au Ninja Slushi — photo 1
55 min4 servingsSlush

Forget the chore of freezing melon cubes in advance like with a classic blender, the machine transforms the fruit purée directly into a frozen drink. I had to add a bit of syrup on my first try: the melon’s water…

3-Color Lemonade Slush

Slush 3 couleurs à la limonade — photo 1
70 min4 servingsSlush

To avoid running the machine three times in a row, I prepare a neutral lemonade base that I color directly in the glasses by playing with the density of the syrups. I first tried making three separate batches, but the…

Homemade blue grape slushie with the Ninja Slushi

Slushie raisin bleu maison au Ninja Slushi — photo 1
50 min4 servingsSlush

Finding the authentic taste of the famous blue slushie requires a good balance between fruit and sugars so that the machine textures the drink correctly. With a blender, I often ended up with diluted crushed ice; here, the drink remains…

Raspberry Slushie in the Ninja Slushi

Slushie framboise au Ninja Slushi — photo 1
55 min4 servingsSlush

No more crushed ice in the blender that melts in five minutes: the continuous churning of the machine gives this classic a real fairground granita consistency. Unlike the blender in the original recipe which dilutes the fruit, churning without added…

100% Fruit Mango Slushie in the Ninja Slushi

Slushie mangue 100% fruits au Ninja Slushi — photo 1
55 min4 servingsSlush

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
55 min4 servingsSlush

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…

Homemade Lemon Slushie

Slushie citron maison — photo 1
35 min4 servingsSlush

An express alternative to traditional granita that skips the long syrup refrigeration step. I used to put this syrup in an ice cream maker after four hours in the fridge, but here everything goes straight into the machine’s tank. The…

Cola slushie with the Ninja Slushi

Slushie cola au Ninja Slushi — photo 1
32 min4 servingsSlush

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…