Ninja brings out some top-tier appliances, but those kitchen counters can only hold so much. And trust me, as someone who tests kitchen gadgets for a living, I know a thing or two about having more appliances than counter space.
Fortunately, I've also got my ear to the ground when it comes to all things Ninja. There is a huge community of Slushi lovers online, and if you've got a Slushi but nowhere to store it, they've got you covered.
Right now, Slushi lovers are raving about the Asgolion Slim Storage Cart is currently 23% off at Amazon, down to $32. It's the perfect size and dimensions to store your Slushi, and because it's on wheels, you can easily ferry it around your home. You can even make the most of the lower shelf levels to keep syrups and glasses ready at a moment's notice.
The perfect small space storage solution
I use a rolling cart to store my food processor, blender, and rice cooker when not in use.
I've got a similar storage solution to this in my kitchen. I use a rolling cart to store my food processor, blender, and rice cooker when not in use. And when I need it, I simply pull it into the kitchen from my pantry.
However, the Asgolion storage cart is ideally suited to the Ninja Slushi due to its design and dimensions. For a start, the top level has barriers to prevent it from falling when not in use. There are also three lower levels, also with barriers, which can be used to store soda, straws, glasses, and anything else you like to keep on-hand when using your Slushi.
According to Amazon reviews, "This cart is lightweight yet sturdy, providing a great storage solution for small spaces." It also comes in three color options: Black, White, and Wood, meaning it can fit into any kitchen design.
Slushi lovers online have been raving about this storage cart for its convenience and small-space-friendly design. Many have shared photos of their setup, with some even storing the equally popular Saltini frozen cocktail glass on the lower shelves.
This storage cart would work especially well if you have a little gap next to your refrigerator, but if your Slushi lives permanently on your countertops, it'd also work in a bathroom or laundry room for other hard-to-store items.
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