Ninja · Frozen Treats & Drink Makers · Reviewed by Logan Nathanson · Published 2026-06-07
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The reviewer concludes that the Ninja Slushy Twist is a "brilliant invention" and "definitely worth it" for entertaining groups, creating specialty twisted flavors, or when desiring two different drinks at once, despite its $400 price. However, he advises individuals who only make slushies occasionally to opt for cheaper Ninja slushy machines.
This review evaluates the Ninja Slushy Twist machine, which features a dual-vessel design for making two distinct slushies simultaneously and an integrated mechanism to twist them together in one cup. The reviewer conducts two main tests, one with a creamsicle flavor combination and another with an alcoholic margarita and a non-alcoholic Coke slushy.
The Ninja Slushi Twist is a brilliant invention for hosts and those craving specialty drinks, despite its high $400 price tag. It efficiently makes two distinct beverages concurrently, with the milkshake finishing in 18 minutes and orange juice in 25 minutes, though the twisting mechanism isn't always perfectly even. While individual containers are smaller than the Slushy Max, the combined volume is greater, and the twist feature genuinely enhances combined flavors like creamsicle. If you frequently entertain or desire diverse drink options, this machine is definitely worth the investment; however, if you only need an occasional single slushy, a cheaper alternative would suffice.
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The reviewer states the Ninja Slushy Twist is the first machine that can make two different drinks at the same time and twist them together in one cup.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The reviewer points out the two vessels, two Slush Assist programs, a dual Slush Assist button, and a twisting wheel in the drip tray designed to create the twist in drinks.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The reviewer notes that each container is smaller than those on the Slushy Max, but the combined total volume is greater.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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Ninja recommends 48 ounces of liquid per vessel for the best twist experience, which the reviewer follows for his tests.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The milkshake finished freezing in 18 minutes, while the orange juice took 25 minutes, showing different freezing times for different liquids.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The reviewer demonstrates that the thickness can be adjusted while the machine is running, allowing it to continue working towards a desired texture.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The twist was not "the prettiest thing" due to uneven dispensing speed, with the orange juice dispensing faster than the milkshake, but some layering was achieved.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The reviewer found the combined creamsicle flavor from the twisted drinks was "way better" than the individual, separate flavors, despite the orange juice being a bit overpowering.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The Coke slushy finished freezing in about 22 minutes during the second test, again demonstrating varying freeze times.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The reviewer easily dispensed individual alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, concluding it's very easy to share the machine with two different groups wanting completely different things.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
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The reviewer states the Slushy Twist is definitely faster than the original Ninja Slushy machine, and about the same speed as the Ninja Slushy Max.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ptKJ_vWTB4
The reviewer demonstrates making orange juice and a vanilla milkshake, and later a strawberry margarita and a Coke slushy, proving the machine's ability to create two different drinks at the same time. The machine has two distinct vessels and automated Slush Assist programs to facilitate this.
The reviewer tested an orange juice and vanilla milkshake combination, noting that the twisted version delivered a combined creamsicle flavor that was "way better" than tasting the orange juice (which was overly tart) or milkshake individually. However, he noted the orange juice dispensed faster, making the twist visually imperfect.
In the first test, a vanilla milkshake finished in about 18 minutes, while orange juice took 25 minutes. In the second test, a Coke slushy finished in 22 minutes. The machine's "Slush Assist" programs automate the process, determining temperature and time.
The reviewer states that if you're making slushies for groups, want to create specialty twisted flavors, or need two different drink options at a party, the Slushy Twist is a "brilliant invention" and "definitely worth it." However, for an individual who only makes slushies occasionally, he recommends cheaper Ninja slushy machines.
The reviewer demonstrates that you can adjust the thickness while the machine is running, allowing it to work further to achieve a desired thicker texture. The machine also provides prompts if ingredients need adjustment (e.g., too much alcohol, too little sugar) to aid freezing.
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Logan Nathanson reviews the new Ninja Slushy Twist, highlighting its dual-vessel design for making two separate slushies and a twisting mechanism for combining them. He tests a creamsicle combination, noting the twisted drink tasted "way better" than individual flavors, despite some visual imperfection in the twist. A second test involves making a strawberry margarita and a Coke slushy, demonstrating its utility for serving different groups simultaneously. While expensive at $400, the reviewer finds it worthwhile for specific use cases like parties or specialized drinks, recommending cheaper alternatives for light, individual use.
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