Ninja Ice Cream: SLUSHi machine for frozen drinks, slushies & milkshakes

Ninja Ice Cream: SLUSHi Machine for Frozen Drinks, Slushies & Milkshakes | Neary
Ninja Ice SLUSHi, Frozen Drink Maker

Ninja Ice Cream: SLUSHi for homemade slushies, cocktails & milkshakes 🧊

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Why choose this ice ninja?

Want to go from simple juice to iced drink without waiting hours? The SLUSHi ice ninja is a machine designed to produce fine granitas , iced cocktails and thick milkshakes in just a few minutes. Its appeal is simplicity: you pour, you throw, you enjoy . We appreciate the stable base, the handy pitcher and the clear ergonomics; no need to be a bartender to come up with recipes that pop. It's the fun and practical device that transforms a snack, an aperitif or a brunch into a refreshing moment.

Compared to a classic blender, the Ninja Ice aims for a colder and more consistent texture , similar to slush bars. Alcohol-free recipes are easy to combine (lemonade, homemade syrups, iced teas), and cocktails gain in freshness without ending up “diluted”. On the family side, we love being able to adjust the sugar and aromatic strength: you control what you drink.

Key Features

Drink versatility

  • Ultra-fast slush and frozen juices
  • Mocktails & textured cocktails (mojito, margarita, non-alcoholic spritz)
  • Coffee frappes & fruity milkshakes
  • Instant sorbets made from very cold fruit

Design & ergonomics

  • Lightweight pitcher with practical spout
  • Legible markings for hassle-free dosing
  • Stable base with non-slip feet
  • Intuitive buttons: start/stop, ice mode

Cup result

  • Fine and homogeneous texture (few lumps)
  • Quick refreshment, ideal in summer
  • Less water added than with classic crushed ice
  • Can thicken or thin depending on the base

Simplified maintenance

  • Immediate rinsing recommended: 30 seconds is sufficient
  • Smooth elements, few corners
  • Dishwasher compatibility by parts (refer to manual)
  • Durable materials, quick drying

Detailed technical sheet

Compact worktop format (easy to store)
Pitcher Capacity Ideal for 2–4 large glasses per batch
Power Motorization suitable for crushed ice
Settings Dedicated iced drink mode + manual control
Materials BPA-free plastics, steel blades
Stability Non-slip feet, pitcher lock
Noise level Comparable to a blender when crushing ice
Cleaning With warm soapy water; avoid abrasives
Safety Lid activation protection + quick stop
Lightweight , easy to take out/store
Cord Length sufficient for a standard worktop
Recipe compatibility: Alcohol-free, alcohol-based, plant-based milks, coffees, teas, syrups

Tip: chill the pitcher and glasses 15 minutes beforehand for an even more “slush bar” texture.

Everything you can prepare

Ninja ice cream shines when you vary the liquid bases. Here are some easy ideas to combine:

Lemon-mint granita

Squeezed lemon + simple syrup + crushed mint leaves + very cold water. Add a little crushed ice if you want it thicker.

Virgin Mojito

Lime + mint + sugar syrup + sparkling water. The perfect icy texture for an aperitif.

Iced coffee

Double cold espresso + milk + ice cubes + a dash of vanilla syrup. Thick and frothy.

Strawberry milkshake

Very cold milk, chopped strawberries, a little crushed ice, sugar to taste. Greek yogurt option for creaminess.

Peach Iced Tea

Cold-brewed black tea + peach syrup + peach segments. Fresh, lightly sweetened, and incredibly thirst-quenching.

Light Spritz

Alcohol-free version: alcohol-free bitters + orange soda + orange slice + thin ice.

Tips for success

  • Chill everything (liquid base, pitcher, glasses) before casting for better grip.
  • Avoid large ice cubes: prefer crushed ice or **small** ice cubes for a fine texture.
  • Start short, taste, then lengthen if necessary: ​​this avoids diluting too much.
  • For perfect consistency of granitas, a **homemade syrup** (sugar + water) improves the texture.
  • Frozen fruit: Cut into pieces and add liquid to help rotation.

Getting Started Step by Step

  1. Install : rinse, place on a stable surface, plug in.
  2. Load : pour in your very cold base (juice, tea, milk, cocktail) + crushed ice if necessary.
  3. Launch : iced drink mode, observe the texture after a few seconds.
  4. Adjust : more ice to thicken, a little liquid to thin.
  5. Serve : Pour immediately into chilled glasses.

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Maintenance, safety & noise

After each session, pour lukewarm water with a drop of dish soap, run for a few seconds, rinse, and dry. Avoid abrasives on transparent surfaces. The noise is similar to a blender crushing ice: normal. As for safety, check that the lid is securely locked before starting and never force it if a hard block gets stuck; cut, mix, and restart.

Express comparison

Vs classic blender

  • Ninja Ice : finer and more regular ice texture, less free water.
  • Blender : versatile kitchen but granita often less homogeneous.

Vs ice cream maker

  • Ninja Ice Cream : Instant, no pre-freezing tank, drinks on demand.
  • Ice cream maker : great for scoop ice cream, less drink-oriented.

For whom?

  • Family who wants quick slushies and milkshakes .
  • Lovers of homemade mocktails/frozen cocktails .
  • Fans of lightly sweetened frappé coffees and iced teas.

FAQ

Can you use frozen fruit?

Yes, cut into pieces and add a little liquid. Creamier result.

Do you need ice cubes?

Depending on the base: very cold juice → light granita; add crushed ice for a thicker result.

Compatible with alcoholic drinks?

Yes for frozen cocktails. Keep a good liquid-to-ice ratio so as not to block the rotation.

Dishwasher safe?

Refer to your model's manual; as a precaution, gentle hand washing will prolong its lifespan.

Is it noisy?

Similar to a blender when crushing ice. Use a rubber trivet for cushioning.

Low-sugar ideas?

Cold infusions (white tea, verbena), sparkling water + homemade syrup, very ripe fruits, natural sweeteners.

Can it be used for desserts?

Yes: quick sorbets (mango, strawberry), coffee granitas, creamy smoothies with yogurt.

Safety tips?

Do not place metal objects in the pitcher, secure the lid securely, and turn off the power before removing the pitcher.

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