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2026's Best Slushie Machines: Frozen Fun Evolved

The future of frozen drinks is here, but is it worth the squeeze?

The 2024 Ninja Slushi may have brought slushies to the home kitchen, but in 2026, its successor models—the Ninja Slushi XL and Twist—are setting new standards. The XL's faster freezing times, smarter controls, and ability to create soft-serve ice cream make it a top pick for those who want more than just a slushy.


The Twist, despite its gimmicky marketing, is a practical choice for hosts. Its two-chamber design allows one channel to keep flowing while the other refreezes, ensuring an endless supply of refreshing drinks at parties. However, some might find its $400 price tag a bit steep.


The GreenPan Frost, though attractive in its pistachio hues, struggles with speed and durability. It may be less functional for those who want to make slushies quickly or without fuss. Yet, it’s a breath of fresh air compared to the countless other brands that never quite made it past the prototype stage.


As the world warms up, so do our frozen treats. Slushies aren't just here to cool us down; they're part of a larger trend towards frozen refreshments. From daiquiris to tamarind micheladas, these machines are making every drink more exciting. But with great freezing comes great responsibility—make sure you have enough freezer space!

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/gallery/best-slushie-machines/
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