A glass of purple slush on a kitchen counter.

Purple Storm Slush Recipe for the Ninja Slushi

If you fancy experimenting with two Florida Syrups flavours, Purple Storm is a simple combination to try in your Ninja Slushi or other home slush machine.

It combines Blue Raspberry and Strawberry in equal amounts, creating a fruity purple slush with both berry sweetness and a slightly sharper raspberry edge.

What Is a Purple Storm Slush?

Purple Storm is a two-flavour slush made with:

  • Blue Raspberry
  • Strawberry

The standard recipe uses a 50/50 split, so neither flavour dominates the finished drink.

It is also a useful recipe if you are new to mixing Flavour Shots because the quantities are easy to remember.

Purple Storm Slush Recipe

For one full 1900ml batch, use:

  • 185ml Florida Syrups Core Mix
  • 50ml Blue Raspberry Flavour Shot
  • 50ml Strawberry Flavour Shot
  • Cold water to 1900ml total

The two flavours together make up the normal 100ml total Flavour Shot quantity.

How to Make Purple Storm

Step 1: Measure the Core Mix

Add 185ml Core Mix to a suitable mixing jug or container.

Step 2: Add Blue Raspberry

Measure 50ml Blue Raspberry Flavour Shot and add it to the Core Mix.

Step 3: Add Strawberry

Add 50ml Strawberry Flavour Shot.

You now have 100ml of flavour in total.

Step 4: Add Cold Water

Top up with cold water until the complete mixture reaches 1900ml.

Mix thoroughly so the ingredients are evenly distributed.

Step 5: Add to Your Slush Machine

Pour the prepared mixture into your Ninja Slushi or other home slush machine.

Operate the machine according to its instructions and allow the drink to reach your preferred frozen consistency.

Why Do Blue Raspberry and Strawberry Work Together?

Blue Raspberry brings a slightly sharper berry flavour, while Strawberry provides a softer, sweeter fruit character.

Using 50ml of each gives you an even balance between the two.

The combination also produces the distinctive purple appearance that gives Purple Storm its name.

Can You Change the Blue Raspberry and Strawberry Ratio?

Yes.

You do not have to use a 50/50 split as long as the total Flavour Shot quantity remains at 100ml.

For a more Strawberry-led Purple Storm, try:

  • 40ml Blue Raspberry
  • 60ml Strawberry

For more Blue Raspberry, reverse the amounts:

  • 60ml Blue Raspberry
  • 40ml Strawberry

This is a better way to adjust the strength of each flavour than changing the amount of water.

Want a Sharper Purple Storm?

If you prefer more sourness, you can add a small amount of Sour Lemon.

For example:

  • 50ml Blue Raspberry
  • 30ml Strawberry
  • 20ml Sour Lemon

That keeps the total flavour quantity at 100ml while introducing a sharper citrus edge.

You can also start with just 10ml Sour Lemon and reduce the Strawberry by the same amount if you want a subtler change. The original recipe recommends this type of adjustment for a sharper version.

Why Keep the Total Flavour at 100ml?

The standard Florida Syrups recipe uses 100ml of Flavour Shot per full batch.

When you mix flavours, you divide that 100ml between them rather than adding extra syrup.

For example:

50ml + 50ml = 100ml

or:

60ml + 40ml = 100ml

Keeping the total quantity consistent helps preserve the intended balance of the recipe.

Other Flavour Combinations to Try

If you enjoy Purple Storm, you can use the same idea with other flavours.

Try:

  • Sour Apple + Blue Raspberry for a sharper combination
  • Watermelon + Lemon & Lime for a fresher fruit mix
  • Orange & Mango + Strawberry for a Sunset Slush

Each combination can start with a 50/50 split, then you can adjust the ratio next time depending on which flavour you want to dominate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What flavours are in Purple Storm Slush?

Purple Storm combines Blue Raspberry and Strawberry.

How much of each flavour do I use?

The standard recipe uses 50ml Blue Raspberry and 50ml Strawberry.

Can I make Strawberry stronger?

Yes. Try 60ml Strawberry + 40ml Blue Raspberry, while keeping the total flavour quantity at 100ml.

Can I make Purple Storm more sour?

Yes. Replace a small amount of Strawberry with Sour Lemon while keeping the overall flavour quantity at 100ml.

How much Core Mix do I need?

Use 185ml Core Mix for one full 1900ml batch.

Make Your Own Purple Storm

Purple Storm is a simple way to turn two familiar flavours into something different.

For the standard version, remember:

185ml Core Mix + 50ml Blue Raspberry + 50ml Strawberry + cold water to 1900ml

Start with the 50/50 recipe, then adjust the flavour split the next time if you want it sweeter, sharper or more Blue Raspberry-led.


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