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Ninja Slushi Orange Soda Slush

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Making an orange Fanta slush in the Ninja Slushi machine is an easy way to transform the iconic flavors of summer into a delicious frozen treat.

We loved this Ninja Slushi orange soda slush for its bright and zippy flavor, as well as its fun color!

overhead view of a Ninja Slushi orange soda slush in a glass, along with a blue and white striped straw. A bottle of Fanta Orange is next to it.

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Did you grow up drinking orange soda? We would sometimes have it for special occasions, or it would sometimes be used in a punch for gatherings and parties.

My kids have grown to really enjoy the flavor as a special treat every now and then, so I thought it would be fun to make a Ninja Slushi orange soda slush for the whole family.

Since I’d already made a root beer float slush, a Cherry Coke slush, and a Shirley Temple slush, I knew that soda works really well in the Ninja Slushi machine.

We loved the final product—it’s a really tasty treat for a hot summer day, when you just need a little something to help you cool off.

It’s on our list of the best Ninja Slushi recipes, and once you’ve tried it, I’m sure you’ll see why!

side view of a mason jar of orange Fanta slushie made in the Ninja Slushi machine.

Orange Fanta Slush

We used Orange Fanta for our slush, but you could use any brand of orange soda you can find—SunKist orange or Orange Crush would work well, too.

Just don’t use a diet orange soda, since it won’t have enough sugar to work properly in the machine.

You can use the soda straight up, or you can add a little Half n Half to give it more of an orange creamsicle flair.

It’s just as easy as it sounds!

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a hand holds a glass of orange slushie made with orange soda in the Ninja Slushi machine.

Making a Ninja Slushi with Orange Soda

The whole family will enjoy this simple yet delicious treat.

Ingredients You’ll Need:

  • Regular Orange Soda (not diet)
  • Optional: Half n Half
Orange soda slush in a glass Mason jar, with a blue and white striped straw. A bottle of Fanta Orange soda is in the background.

How to Make it:

(Full printable recipe card is available below)

Add ingredients to machine. Pour the soda (and Half n Half, if using) into the opening at the top of the Ninja Slushi machine.

two photos; one shows orange Fanta soda being poured into a Ninja Slushi machine; the other shows the liquid being churned and frozen into a slushy.

Churn and freeze. Press the Slush button. Allow the machine to churn and freeze the liquid, until the desired consistency is achieved or the machine beeps to signal its completion.

Serve. Pull the lever on the machine to dispense the slush into glasses, then serve!

two photos; one shows orange slushy in the Ninja Slushie machine; the other shows the slush being dispensed into a glass.

Notes and Adaptations:

  • The length of time it takes for the ingredients to freeze will depend on their temperature. I like to use refrigerated ingredients, as they freeze faster.
  • When the machine beeps, if the mixture isn’t as thick as you’d like, you can press the up button to increase the freezing level of the mixture by a notch or two. It will then continue churning and freezing for a bit longer, making the mixture thicker.
overhead view of a serving of Ninja Slushi orange soda slush in a glass, with a bottle of soda next to it.

Recommended Equipment:

Yield: Approx. 4.5 cups

Ninja Slushi Orange Soda Slush

Ninja Slushi orange soda slush in a glass with a blue and white striped straw. A bottle of Fanta Orange is in the background.

This refreshing orange soda slush is a cinch to make in the Ninja Slushi machine--perfect for summertime!

Prep Time 5 minutes
Additional Time 30 minutes
Total Time 35 minutes

Ingredients

  • 2 16.9-oz bottles orange soda, such as Orange Fanta
  • 1/2 cup Half n Half (optional)

Instructions

  1. Pour the orange soda through the opening in the top of the Ninja Slushi machine, then pour the Half & Half through the opening.
  2. Close the opening and power on the machine. Press the Slush button and allow the machine to churn and freeze the liquid.
  3. Once the mixture has achieved the desired consistency, or the machine has
    beeped to signal its completion, pull the lever to dispense the slush into a glass.
  4. Serve and enjoy!

Notes

  • The length of time it takes for the mixture to freeze will depend on the temperature of the liquid. I prefer to use refrigerated liquids, as they freeze faster.
  • When the machine beeps, if the mixture isn't as thick as you'd like, you can press the up button to increase the freezing level of the mixture by a notch or two. It will then
    continue churning and freezing for a bit longer, making the mixture thicker.
  • Sugar-free (diet) soda will not work in this recipe.
  • Half n Half is optional--it makes it more like an orange creamsicle slush, but you can omit it if preferred.

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    Nutrition Information:

    Yield:

    4

    Serving Size:

    1
    Amount Per Serving: Calories: 167Total Fat: 3gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 11mgSodium: 51mgCarbohydrates: 35gFiber: 0gSugar: 1gProtein: 1g

    Nutrition information is automatically calculated and is not guaranteed for accuracy.

    © I Dream of Ice Cream
    Cuisine: American / Category: Ninja Slushi Recipes

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    side view of a glass mason jar serving Ninja Slushi orange soda slush.
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