Ninja's iconic Slushi machine just got a limited-edition summer upgrade — and I can't decide which color I love most
The new limited-edition shades are called Frosé — a pastel pink, Margarita — an on-trend green, Blueberry Tea — a vibrant purple, and Orange Mango. And I can't decide which I love most.
If you've been holding out on buying the slushi, now is the ideal time to act. The lineup is now available for $369 at NinjaKitchen.com, but I expect it'll sell out fast.
Available in four fun summer colors, the Ninja Slushi summer collection is the latest in a trend of fun and eye-catching kitchen appliances, and I predict it's here to last.
Now 20% off in the U.K., the Slushi is available in four limited-edition colors right now.
The Slushi sold out immediately when it was released last year, and it's especially popular on social media. But while it's capable of making some mind-blowingly tasty drinks from scratch, it also takes up a serious wedge of counter-space.
So if it's going to take up a full-time residence in your kitchen, it may as well feature a design that you love to look at. Which is why I think this new summer collection is such a hit.
Each color is inspired by one of the countless flavors you can make in your Slushi machine, but I think my personal favorite is the pastel pink Frosé shade.
Ninja teased this shade on its socials earlier this week, and commenters were rushing to find out where and when they could buy the limited-edition shade from.
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One viewer commented, "I want it in pink or I don't want it at all", and another said "Wait a minute! It actually comes in pink?!'
If this hype is anything to go by, I don't think this summer collection will be available for long.
What other Ninja products would you like to see in fun new colors? I for one would love to see the brand's Luxe espresso machine in a fun shade.
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