SAVE $100: As of March 13,online sex video chat get the Ninja Slushi for $249.99 at Woot, down from its usual price of $349.99.
If you're the type of person to leave your home to go and grab a slushie because it sounds really good or you spend too much money on frappés at Starbucks, there's something better. It's called doing all that at home and making your own drinks and frozen treats. How can you do that? This Woot deal is a good place to start.
As of March 13, get the Ninja Slushi for $249.99 at Woot, down from its usual price of $349.99. This price is for a factory reconditioned model that Woot has taken care of itself, so you know you'll get working device, complete with a 90-day Woot limited warranty. You just get to save $100 instead of paying full price.
The Ninja Slushi is a versatile frozen drink machine. From juice to coffee and everything in between, it utilizes an ice-less system that uses an auger and cooling system to freeze liquids and give you the perfect temperature and consistency.
There are five preset settings as well as options to do one-touch frozen drinks in an hour or less, and it's super easy to disassemble and clean once you've made all the drinks you need for the moment. Plus, it runs quietly and can do so up to 12 hours, so you can leave your slushes and drinks in the machine and come back for more when you're ready instead of starting over each time.
Stop spending so much cash on frozen drinks (and the gas to go get them) and snap up this maker while it's $100 off. Homemade slush drinks will always be better since you can add as much flavoring as you want.
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