"For the first year of its life, the Ninja Slushi didn't go on sale much. Mostly what it did was sell out of stockover and over and over. But of course it did. The Ninja Slushi offers something that feels so rare these days: adult fun. It was the first device that really brought the bar slushie machine into the American home kitchen. It basically just takes whatever flavors you already have on hand and makes it into the kind of boozy slushie that would be sold at the 7-Elevens in heaven."
"Anyway, it's now on a hefty salematching its lowest price for the full-time machine since it first went on sale in July 2024, then sold out almost instantaneously. On Amazon and the Ninja site, the Slushi is on sale for just $270, just in time for holiday gifts and holiday parties."
"Discounts often come when brands release next-generation devices. And in late October, Ninja released a big-boi update to the Slushi. The Slushi Max XXL is named a bit like an energy drink and holds a whopping 150 fluid ouncesmaking it the likely choice for frat houses and patio parties next year. We haven't tested it yet, but Ninja promises that the larger capacity also comes with faster freezing to keep pace."
For the first year the Ninja Slushi rarely went on sale and repeatedly sold out due to high demand. The machine brings bar-quality boozy and nonalcoholic slushies into home kitchens using existing flavors and mixers. The unit recently dropped to $270 on Amazon and the Ninja site, matching its lowest full-size price since July 2024. A smaller 72-ounce Walmart-exclusive model has appeared at $250 previously. Ninja released a larger Slushi Max XXL in late October with 150 fluid ounces capacity and promised faster freezing. Both the original and the Max are available at discounted prices.
Read at www.wired.com
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