Best Ninja Black Friday Deals of 2025: Slushy, Crispy & More

He has become a ninja synonym for Hazar In the American home kitchen – whether it’s slushies, ice cream makers, multi-purpose appliances or air fryers – it never looked like that. But beneath all this modernity lies a hive of engineering and invention. Ninja often manages to take appliances that were once intended for professional kitchens and make them accessible to the wider public.

But as with all things new, your mileage can vary. Here are deals on Ninja devices that the WIRED team has tested, loved, and can wholeheartedly vouch for.

$150 deal on Ninja’s best espresso machine

Ninja came out of the gate strong with its first line of semi-automatic grinders Espresso machines Designed for people who want the ease of use, rich crema and intense taste of actual espresso made with a non-pressurized portafilter. The Luxe Cafe Pro is Ninja’s answer to Breville’s popular semi-automatic Barista Express (It’s also on sale for a cool $500 for Black Friday). Express has the advantage of tried and tested durability. But the Ninja’s milk frother, with a paddle in its bottle, is better than any Breville automatic milk frother I’ve used — and the bean assistance to help you dial in the grinder settings is as good as anything I’ve seen in its price range. The cold foam option is also best in class. If you are an espresso lover, I would choose the Breville. But milk lovers may have a reason to choose Ninja.

A viral slushie maker at a record low price

I can’t help him. I love cold, sugary, soft drinks. I have loved them for many years. But in the dark times, before last year, it wasn’t so easy to make them at home. Now it is. This slushie machine is why. It’s at its lowest price since the month it was released — more than 25 percent off. He – she I kind of changed my summer this yearbut also good for an indoor holiday party. Houseguests will line up for the local slushie like Taylor Swift fans at the merch table. I haven’t tested it yet, but it’s a huge new 150 fl oz The Ninja Slushi Max XL is also on sale at an improbably big discount, $150 off. That’s $1 off every ounce of slush.

My favorite portable air fryer is $20 off

Speaking of devices that surprised me this year, this one Crispy ninja (7/10, WIRED recommends) This is one of the few cool new ideas I’ve seen on Air fryers newly. This is now my favorite device for re-slicing food scraps, and it’s definitely the one I’ll be taking with me to the office. The air fryer basket can be used as a glass serving dish. Put the lid on, it’s also a storage device for your refrigerator or for taking leftovers to work. Surprisingly, the basket is dishwasher safe and everything is PFAS-free. Everything is also very small so it’s easy to store when you’re not using it at home. My liking for this Crispi has grown over time. This isn’t a huge price cut, but it’s a surprisingly nice device, especially for those who value counter and cabinet space.

Upgrading to Crispi is $50 off

I’m still testing this “Pro” version of the Crispi, which is like the deluxe home version of a portable air fryer. Same PFAS-free glass basket design. Same ability to switch basket sizes. But this one has more temperature stability, more options, more timer control, and, in theory, room for a whole chicken in its 6-quart glass basket. It’s a little louder than the Crispi mini, and it’s not portable. But in early tests, the air fryer has been very powerful, re-slices pizza like an absolute champ, and I love the glass baskets. Surprisingly, for a brand new device, it has a better discount than the previous generation.

Magic soft serve ice cream machine at discount price

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen my colleague Adrienne before, so immediately get as excited about a device as I did when she got the Ninja Creami Swirl (Formerly known, oddly enough, as “Swirl by Creami.”). She called the thing “magical” in print, and secretly rejoiced at its newfound popularity among her kids and her kids’ friends — not to mention being able to make her own frozen yogurt with mochi on top. Basically, this thing works by swirling and blowing already frozen ice cream or Froyo (or this or that bound edible) into nice, airy swirls. Any flavor you want! Any combinations you want! The world is your oyster, including, in theory, the oyster ice cream made famous by First Lady Dolley Madison (Although it’s kind of fake) I love. Let me know how it goes.

Heavy-duty ice cream is also cheap for Black Friday

Ninja’s OG ice cream maker, Creami, is no soft serve Also on sale for $50 off now. that it “Not a $7,000 professional Pacojet,” WIRED reviewer Joe Ray wrote.but at $170, you can make a lot of fun ice cream with it Online Ninja Recipe Cache.

A great, low-cost blender and chopper set for $70 off

The 1400-watt Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System is a Ninja classic that kind of does it all. It chops, chops, crushes, shreds, and blends—and it does it at a great price even when it’s not on sale. In fact, it’s WIRED Favorite and affordable mixer systembased on testing by Emily Beck, WIRED reviewer. At just $150 for the entire setup, it’s a bit of a steal: You can puree sauce, make smoothies, or crush ice for cocktails, all using the same motorized base. Just note that all the jars take up a lot of space in your cabinet.