Watermelon Mint Cooler
A frozen fruit slush made with cubed watermelon, water, fresh mint leaves, and optional sugar, processed on the Slush setting. Cool and refreshing with juicy watermelon sweetness and a light herbal mint lift. Non-alcoholic - no spirits required.
Instructions
- 1
Remove seeds from the watermelon and cut it into cubes; gather fresh mint leaves.
- 2
Add the watermelon cubes, water, mint leaves, and sugar to the vessel, keeping the level between the MIN and MAX fill lines.
- 3
Select the Slush setting and start the machine.
- 4
Allow the machine to run for 15–20 minutes until the mixture is icy and smooth.
- 5
Pour into glasses and garnish with a fresh mint leaf.
- 6
Tip: Include the optional sugar - the machine requires at least 4% sugar content to produce a proper slush texture.
Pro tips
- ▸A little sugar helps the slush freeze to the right icy texture; the Ninja Slushi needs sugar in the mix (about 4% minimum) for proper slushing.
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