It’s slushy season, and Ninja’s frozen drink machine is nearly half off

Woot is making it more affordable to own a frozen drink machine. Ninja’s Slushi that has an 88-ounce container for storing your ice-cold creations is down to $184.99 at Woot, which is a whopping 47 percent off its list price. The Slushi requires no ice, just the liquid of your choosing and a little time for it to transform into a thick, yet pourable slurry that will stay frozen in the machine for up to 12 hours.

The Slushi is great for parties, since you can craft plenty of alcohol-infused (or non-alcoholic) delights with it. The machine can just as easily be used just to make the day-to-day easier, whipping up frozen OJ for the morning, or a frappe so you don’t need to make a trip to the cafe. The only disclaimer with this deal is that the purchase includes a 90-day limited warranty through Woot, not a full one-year warranty from the manufacturer that you’d get by buying it at a different retailer for full price.

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