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Ninja has finally given the Slushi a pastel makeover – and all of the limited edition colours are inspired by your favourite frozen drinks

Margarita-inspired slushie machine, anyone?

Ninja Slushi limited edition colours
(Image credit: Ninja)

The sellout Ninja Slushi is back, but this time in a range of limited edition colourways – all themed around delicious frozen drinks.

Now available via Ninja for £349.99, there are two colours you can buy so far – Margarita Tea Green and Frose Pink but by the look of the promotional images, there should soon be a purple and orange version available to buy too.

These new colours are a welcome change from the usual neutral shades that Ninja appliances are usually available in, including the original Slushi colour which is black with a touch of blue.

And, rather than just being one colour all over, these Slushis are two-toned, with pastel hues of green and pink.

Ninja Slushi in green

(Image credit: Ninja)

I've been trying out the Slushi at home for a few months now, and while mine is the normal OG colour, I've been shocked by how much use I've got out of it. I did initially think that it might be a gimmick that was relegated to gather dust in my kitchen, but I've used it week after week for hosting or for sweetening a Friday night.

My favourite drink so far in my Slushi has to be a margarita and I'm so swayed by this limited-edition green shade. If I could have my pick again, that's the colour I'd go for.

While only Frose Pink and Margarita Green are available so far, it looks as if the orange and purple shades in the promotional images could soon be available to buy too.

Ninja Slushi limited edition colours

(Image credit: Ninja)

Can you see the appeal in the Ninja Slushi? I can attest it's certainly a great appliance to have when the next heatwave strikes!

Molly Cleary
Kitchen Appliances Editor

Molly is Ideal Home’s Kitchen Appliances Editor and the Ideal Home Certified Expert on Appliances. An all-around cooking and baking enthusiast, she loves finding the next must-have product for readers that will their kitchen a better place. She joined the team in September 2022 after working on the editorial teams of Real Homes, Homes & Gardens and Livingetc.

For the last 4 years, she's been reviewing hundreds of small appliances; conducting tests at home or in the Ideal Home test kitchen.

Molly also has the lucky job of testing coffee machines, from pricey bean-to-cup models to low-faff pod machines, to serve those looking to hone their barista skills at home. She oversees an expert panel of coffee machine reviewers too, to cover every coffee niche.