Peach Raspberry Sunset Slush
By Marty Cole Β· May 10, 2026
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Named this one the Peach Raspberry Sunset Slush because of how the colors layer before you stir, peach on the bottom, raspberry bleeding pink through the top. Made it for my mom on Mother's Day in the Ninja Slushi and she said it tasted like summer, which from her is a rave. Cold peach and raspberry juice with a little fresh lemon, FROZEN_JUICE preset, and it's tart and frozen without being icy. The lemon is the move here. It keeps the peach from getting syrupy and sharpens the raspberry up nicely.
Your machine size
Slushi 64 oz (Standard) Β· quantities scaled Γ1
Ingredients
- Cold Peach Juice26 oz
- Cold Raspberry Juice22 oz
- Fresh Lemon Juice1 tbsp
- Fresh Raspberriesoptional3 garnish
Makes ~50 oz
Directions
- 1Pour the peach and raspberry juices into a pitcher and stir.
- 2Brighten the blend with a tablespoon of fresh lemon juice.
- 3Fill the Slushi vessel with the juice, staying under the max line.
- 4Lock the lid and start the FROZEN JUICE preset.
- 5Allow about 32 minutes for it to set into a soft slush.
- 6Pour and drop a few fresh raspberries on top.
Tips
- Pour your juices directly into the Slushi bowl at room temperature or chilled, never pre-frozen, and let the machine churn for 20-60 minutes until you reach your preferred slush consistency.
- If your mixture isn't freezing properly, the bowl itself may need to be colder; make sure it spent enough time in the freezer before you start, as this is what keeps the liquid cold while churning.
- Scoop and serve immediately when the slush reaches the texture you want, since it will continue to freeze and harden if left sitting in the machine.
Variations
- Swap the raspberry juice for pomegranate juice for a deeper, more tart sunset color and flavor.
- Add 2 tablespoons of fresh lime juice instead of lemon juice for a brighter, more citrusy profile that still keeps the peach and raspberry as the stars.
FAQ
- Can I use store-bought juices or do they need to be fresh-squeezed?
- Store-bought juices work great and are actually easier to pour directly into the machine. Look for 100% juice with no added sugars, as pulp or thickness can affect how smoothly the machine churns.
- Why isn't my slush freezing after 30 minutes?
- Check that your Slushi bowl was properly frozen before you started, as the bowl itself does all the chilling. If it's still liquid, your bowl may not have been cold enough from the freezer.
- Can I make this less sweet if my juices are too sugary?
- Yes, add 1 to 2 tablespoons of fresh lemon juice to the batch to cut the sweetness and add tartness while keeping the same base volume.
- How long will leftover slush last in the freezer?
- Slush is best served fresh, but you can store it in an airtight container in the freezer for up to a week, though the texture may become icier over time.
Nutrition
Per serving Β· makes about 3 servings Β· estimated
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Meet Marty Cole
I'm a home cook who got a little obsessed with the Ninja Slushi and Creami. I test every recipe in my own kitchen on a real machine, dial in the texture, and only post the ones my family actually finishes.
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