Top-Rated Slush Recipes
Ranked by the share of thumbs-up ratings from people who made each batch. A recipe needs at least five ratings before it can rank here, so the order shifts as more slush makers weigh in.
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FAQ
Top-Rated Slush Recipes: common questions
Each recipe page asks for a thumbs up or thumbs down. The score is the share of thumbs-up ratings, shown as a 1–5 star figure, and this page ranks recipes by that share, giving extra weight to recipes more people have rated. A recipe needs five ratings before it counts.
Yes. Make a recipe, then use the thumbs up or thumbs down on its page. One rating per person per recipe; tap the other button to change it.
It may not have five ratings yet, or its thumbs-up share is lower than the recipes listed. Rate it — every rating moves the ranking.
Slushable is a free app and recipe library for home slush machines. Every recipe is rebalanced to the right sugar (Brix) and alcohol (ABV) so it actually freezes into a smooth slush — no watery puddles or rock-solid blocks.
These recipes are dialled in for countertop slush machines like the Ninja Slushi. You can still blend them as a frozen drink, but the sugar and alcohol are tuned specifically so they freeze cleanly in a machine.
Yes. Every recipe is free to browse here, and the Slushable app is a free download. Open any recipe in the app to scale the batch to your machine and run a guided freeze.
It's almost always the Brix or ABV. Too much sugar or alcohol stops a mix from freezing; too little turns it to ice. Slushable works those numbers out for you, so each recipe lands in the slushable zone.
Absolutely. The library has plenty of zero-proof, family-friendly recipes alongside the frozen cocktails, all balanced to the same fluffy texture.
Ready to make it slushable?
Get the iPhone app, balance the batch in minutes, and stop guessing at sugar, booze, and dilution.
Free on the App Store — the official app by Really Nice.