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Ninja · Countertop slush machine

Ninja SLUSHi XL Frozen Drink Maker

A bigger SLUSHi with a 3.7-litre vessel (2,840 ml maximum fill), six programmes including a stronger Frozen Cocktail Max setting, and RapidChill Pro, which Ninja says slushes twice as fast as the FS3 series.

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At a glance

2.84 litresmaximum liquid fill (cup filled to scale against 3.31 litres)

15 minfastest freeze the maker claims: “as little as 15 minutes; Ninja says “2× faster slushing” than its FS3 series”

6

programmes / presets

20%

highest alcohol strength the maker allows

Spec sheet

Model numbers
FS601UK (e.g. FS601UKBR Mocha, FS601UKGN Green)
Type
Countertop slush machine
Vessel size
3.7 litres
Maximum liquid fill
2.84 litres
Servings (maker)
Up to 10 × 260 ml
Alcohol
Cocktails containing up to 20% alcohol (Ninja comparison table)
Minimum sugar
Must include sugar or sugar alternatives (Ninja)
Freeze time (maker’s claim)
as little as 15 minutes; Ninja says “2× faster slushing” than its FS3 series
Power (as listed)
280 W
Dimensions (as listed)
50.06 × 21.64 × 43.48 cm (L × W × H)
Weight
14.3 kg
Guarantee
2-year guarantee
Programmes
  • Frozen Juice
  • Frozen Cocktail
  • Frozen Cocktail Max
  • Slush
  • Milkshake
  • SlushAssist

Figures are as published by the maker; freeze and hold times are the maker’s claims and depend on ingredients, volume and starting temperature.

Our notes

Strengths

  • About 50% more liquid than the original (2,840 ml vs 1,900 ml)
  • Frozen Cocktail Max programme and a 20% alcohol limit
  • 15 temperature controls
  • SlushAssist mode as well as manual programmes

Worth knowing

  • Slightly heavier than the original (14.3 kg vs 13.63 kg)
  • Still one flavour at a time
  • As with every SLUSHi, it needs sugar to freeze properly

Who it suits

Bigger households and parties where one batch of seven drinks isn’t enough.

Where these figures come from

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