The Ninja Slushi, easily the most in-demand appliance of the moment, is back in stock at Ninja for £299.99.
Following its sell-out success last year, the clamour around this commercial-grade beverage maker has only grown. Finding it in stock at Ninja is a real challenge - so if you do want it, we'd recommend acting fast.
As we explained in our first look at the new product, the Slushi has proved popular with fans of the Ninja brand thanks to its range of innovative features, including the ability to whip up frozen drinks in under an hour. There's no need to pre-freeze ingredients either, which is a huge plus point.
We're reminded of the air fryer hype of a few years ago with the Ninja Slushi, which keeps on selling out every time it's restocked. It's back, but surely only for a limited time.
Alternatives to the Ninja Slushi
My personal favourite alternative to the Slushi is the Ninja Creami Deluxe, which has a Slushi mode of its own!
The Creami Deluxe goes one step further than the Creami thanks to its range of frozen drinks settings. It even has a Slushi mode! We gave it an easy 5 stars in our Ninja Creami Deluxe review, proving it's a great alternative.
This viral at-home cocktail maker has been on our testing wishlist for a while now thanks to it's innovative design. It's great if you want to keep the drinks pouring this festive season.
We tried this in our Cuisinart Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker review, and think it's definitely got the interactive fun feel that the Slushi has.
Where can I buy the Ninja Slushi?
The best place to buy the Ninja Slushi ordinarily is through the retailer itself, where the price is set to the RRP of £299.99. Mainland UK orders over £30 also qualify for free delivery, making Ninja by far the most advantageous place to pick up the Slushi.
However, stock has been extremely limited throughout 2024 and into 2025, with this latest restock set to have more demand than ever.
When the stock of the Slushi inevitably sells out, the other place that you can find it in stock is Amazon. There's also the drawback of the added price of ordering through Amazon, where the price is set at an astronomical £543.99.
If you haven't quite been quick enough to secure the Slushi yet, then hold tight. We're sure there's more stock coming, and this will be the first place you can hear all about it.
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