r/ninjaslushi

Bushwacker Recipe

Had to share this - I had a hard time finding a good "FloraBama"-style bushwacker recipe for the Ninja Slushie machine and thought someone else may need this. Made this one over the weekend and thought it was great! Ratios worked out well and the consistency was really good.

6 oz dark rum (I used Myer's)

4 oz Kahlúa

2 oz Dark Crème de Cacao

4 oz Coco López cream of coconut

12 oz half and half

18 oz water

whipped cream, cherries, and chocolate sauce for garnish

I mixed all with a whisk and then dumped in the ninja slushie. Started on the 'milkshake' setting for about 45 minutes and then switched to spiked slush for about 15 minutes. I'm new to this and not sure which setting I should have used, internet gave conflicting answers. Overall it was a great recipe and definitely a keeper!

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u/adrienneruss — 11 hours ago

Flashing temp lights !!!!

Just got my girl her ninja slushi she’s been using it fine for a few days until now the machine on startup the temp light are all flashing simultaneously and you can hear air blowing I’ve reassembled and reassemble a few times and the machine won’t return to a ready state please help???

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u/xBleazy — 12 hours ago

Spent a weekend testing condensed milk in the Slushi. Here's what actually worked

Been messing with sweetened condensed milk in my Ninja Slushi for the last couple weeks because half the copycat recipes online just say "add a splash" with no numbers.

Ended up testing ratios from 2 oz up to 8 oz per 1 L of base. Quick notes in case it saves anyone a wasted batch:

- 3–5 oz per liter is the sweet spot. Silky, dense, no icy bits.

- Past 6 oz it starts getting sticky and the paddle struggles.

- If the recipe already has sugar or simple syrup, cut it. Condensed milk is ~55% sugar, you'll blow past the machine's Brix window and it won't slush.

- Eagle Brand and Nestlé La Lechera behaved basically the same. Store brand from Aldi worked too, slightly less thick.

Recipes that came out best:

- Brazilian lemonade (limes + condensed milk + water)

- Wendy's Frosty copycat (chocolate milk + condensed milk)

- Southern sweet tea + cream

- Bushwacker (if you want the spiked one)

Wrote up the ratios and the four recipes here with the exact amounts if anyone wants them: https://slushiguide.com/condensed-milk-slushi

Happy to answer questions, and if you've tried other ratios I'd like to hear what worked for you

u/Nalrod — 20 hours ago

UK help.

Everything I put in this machine just never goes right lol if I want to use Fanta I have to add so much sugar to make it slush it's simply too sweet to enjoy!

I genuinely thought I could just buy this and just pour stuff in but it's a faff everytime.

Id like a milkshake what's available in the UK that I can just buy and pour in?

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u/Mitsubullet1988 — 2 days ago

Sangria with Watermelon Juice

Half a bottle (.75L) of Costco Sangria and 17oz of Trader Joe’s sparkling Watermelon Juice. This is a very refreshing slushy on a hot day

u/Chaz28o — 2 days ago

Beeps once at 5mins and goes to 1 snowflake

Got a new slushi, tried using it with coke vanilla (not zero sugar), starts with the slushi option with 3 leds on the snowflake... 8-10 mins into it , just beeps once and goes to 1 snowflake but the machine is still running

But still totally liquid after 40mins!

Any help is appreciated

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u/Revolutionary-Lab687 — 3 days ago

Pool Party success with basic 301

I took some reddit advice and made several batches of alcoholic pouches in advance. Frose, marg, pina colada, mango /orange. All were huge hit for the pool.party and the consistency stayed great in the freezer for several days. The bags are bigger than they look. One full (60oz or so) batch is enough for 4 pouches.

Pro tip #2 also from this sub, was to garnish your pouch with some complimentary flavors and/or booze prior to or during filling. I went with:

Froses: added cut up fresh strawberries

Margs: splash of Grand Marnier in bag before filling. On a couple did additional shot of Jalapeño tequila.

Pina Coladas: extra splash of coconut rum

Mango mix: added ounce of blood orange mix and coconut rum to bag prior to filling. The dark orange color swirled with the mango and looked awesome. tasted great too!

I made a peach with watermelon mix accent too but it was less popular.

Edited to add product links and recipes: https://a.co/d/01yJYece https://a.co/d/0e3zHdj0

Frose translated a ratio I found into what worked for a full bottle of rose:

750  =1 Bottle rose (went with Josh Cellers, no rose knowledge) 519 = 2 cups plus a little Ocean Spray White Cranberry/Stawberry juice 111 = slightly less than 1/2 cup simple syrup

For the Master of Mixes, each one has slightly different sugar, but my base is two cups mix, one cup booze and 2-3 cups water.

u/johnnyt2017 — 4 days ago

Please help with noise

I got my machine last year. It hasn’t so much as made a thumping noise or squeak. After the winter where I did not use it but cleaned its casing once a month to ensure it didn’t get dusty I booted it up for the heatwave. After about 20 minutes it started making this noise. I tried retaking it apart rinsing it with water. It only makes the noise when the stuff inside is a bit frozen. I don’t know why it’s doing this. The machine hasn’t been sitting in pieces it’s never been in the dishwasher. Please tell me how to fix this.

u/Closhee — 3 days ago

Campari spritz slushi success

I was randomly in the mood for campari + cranberry, and made up a recipe which ended up quite good! Figured i’d share for those who might be interested.

It has the perfect balance of sweetness and bitterness, imo… but this is probably not for you if you’re into super sweet stuff or not into bitter.

It was a small batch bc it was only my sister and I:

2.5 cups cranberry juice (NOT cranberry juice cocktail)
1 cup extra dry korbel champagne
1/4 cup + 2 tbsp campari

Spiked slushi setting (9 temp setting), took like 30 mins or less with pre-chilled(ish) ingredients!

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u/Bitsythomas — 3 days ago