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SAVE $110:A refurbished Ninja Slushi machine is Bahamason sale at Woot for just $239.99. The current Ninja Slushi model sells for $349.99. While the refurbished model is slightly smaller and has fewer pre-set functions, the Woot sale saves you $110 compared to the new model, working out to a 31% discount.

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$349.99 Save $110

One of the perks of summer is staying hydrated with refreshing fruity beverages. Of course, this means indulging in frozen, slushy drinks whenever we feel like it simply because it's summer. If you already have 7-11's free Slurpee day in your calendar, consider making them at home thanks to this deal.

As of March 4, a refurbished Ninja Slushi machine is on sale at Woot for just $239.99. This is an older, slightly smaller model compared to the current version Ninja sells which retails for $349.99. Compared to the new model, grabbing the older, refurbished model from Woot saves you $110. Since we've seen inventory issues with the Ninja Slushi, finding this refurbished model at a nice sale price is certainly a treat.

Make no mistake, the refurbished Ninja Slushi is here to serve your every frozen drink desire. It comes with a 72-ounce capacity (compared to the new model which holds 88 ounces) and three pre-set function modes — slush, spiked slush, and milkshake.

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Without requiring ice, the Ninja Slushi transforms your standard liquids into a frozen treat including wine, coffee, soda, juice, chocolate milk, and more. Depending on the ingredients, the transformation process can take up to an hour, but some only take 15 minutes. You can also set your desired thick or thinness level.

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Once your drink is ready, the Ninja Slushi will keep it chilled and at the ideal texture for 12 hours.

Mashable Senior Shopping Reporter Leah Stodart tested the Ninja Slushi and found it very user friendly, not to mention quiet while running. In terms of overall feeling about the Slushi, Stodart's review says, "If you're someone who needs to have three drinks within reach at any given moment, surely the two that aren't plain water could be slushed, and doesn't that just open up a world of possibilities? Plus, anyone who struggles with getting their fruits or veggies or protein might stay on top of it more with a drink more appetizing than a room-temperature chalky mixture."

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She also points out the Slushi is a pretty great way to get kids consuming healthy fruit juice if they prefer hydration that feels more like a treat.

If you're feeling like this is the summer for homemade treats, consider the versatility and convenience of a Ninja Slushi. With it, you'll be able to slushify your favorite drinks, and since that adds to hydration, maybe this is a wellness boost. Thanks to today's deal at Woot, a refurbished model is selling for just $239.99 which is a pretty sweet savings compared to the new model which costs $349.99.

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