Ninja Thirsti Drink System Review
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- Welcome to our channel and our review of the Ninja Thirsti Drink System. In this video we cover the setup and operation of the Ninja Thirsti as well as as give you our honest opinion of its usefulness and cost effectiveness. Is it worth it? Watch our video to find out!
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Thank you for the Great review! God bless you and your family! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Excellent review, I am going to hold off on this one. Thanks
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Thank you for the review.
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Great review. I really wanted to get this but had my doubts. This confirmed my doubts.
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Yet another great review!!! The room that you need for enough cold drinks for a large family is ridiculous. I can see how the space you save is totally worth it, not to mention how much less you’re putting in the landfill (no free recycling where I live 😬). I would love to see a review on the soda stream with the name brand drinks 👍🏽
Appreciate you!
I have the Ninja Thirsti and for me it’s worth it. I drink a lot of carbonated water and love how this machine gives me fizzy drinks by the glass on demand day or night without having to keep buying bottles or cans of commercial drinks taking up lots of room in the fridge. Not to mention having to carry those heavy soda bottles or cans up 3 flights of stairs. The only thing I don’t like is what the guy said, there is sucralose in the Ninja sweetened flavor pods. I hate artificial sweeteners so I’ve only been using the unsweetened Splash drops. The other pods containing sucralose are left unopened in the storage box. I can always squeeze fresh lemon juice or other fresh fruit in my drinks.
I ended up purchasing one and it’ll be delivered this week. My initial concern was if ninja ever stopped supporting it (like Keurig with the Kold but at least they refunded people) but after seeing the soda stream blue CO2 cartridges work in it, as long as soda stream continues making those (like they claim they will for the older soda stream models) then should be good. Then if ninja ever stops making the flavors, can just make sparkling water and use soda stream flavors.
I wouldn't worry anytime soon . Ninja is going subscription based as well. I just hope alot of people buy this. I know it seems like a chore. But this teaches people how to actually do something and it's very healthy. I just hope they can find a way to use natural flavor only
Even if they stop making it Sodastream syrups work - you just add it after you fizz the water.
You can also buy a 5lbs or even 20 lb tank and a hose adapter plus there are many compatible canisters on the market .
Great review, Personally, I'd go with SodaStream. I purchased one from eBay for $25 and retrofitted it with a 10-gallon CO2 tank for $80, which I refill a couple of times a year for $20 at a local beer supply store. The SodaStream flavors are much cheaper, and they go on sale often. The last time I purchased supplies, everything was half off on their website and had free shipping. I estimate my cost to abe around .15 cents.....maybe cheaper since I've owned everything for a few years.
Do you have a video?
Boycotting soda stream because it’s an Israeli company and Israel is murdering my family.
Nice honest review.
Thanks
Great review! I never like buying anything that involves me having to go back to the manufacturer every time I run out of something. That's such a pain in the butt and you're at the mercy of the manufacturer's success regarding the longevity of use. If the product doesn't sell well, chances of them continuing to make flavors for the unit or CO2 canisters is probably not great..
Agreed, I'm glad I'm not reliant on Ninja to support the product
Seems like the only true way to save money is buy a 2 to 5 gallon co2 container and get it replaced at any welding shop and just run a line into the machine with an adapter. Those refills are kind of ridiculous. Seems like a bit of a space taker not in one area, but not having to fill your fridge up with sodas can be a huge plus.
Also, thank you for the review.
No problem!
Best review that I've seen! I liked the idea of having the cartridges, but in the end, are you really saving that much room? I leave my SodaStream bottles in the refrigerator and use them when I need them. If the cartridges aren't that good, then you're still using SodaStream with it. What's the point? People say you don't have to make a whole bottle, but you can carbonate a bottle and then pour it into a glass and add the syrup the same way. I was really looking forward to it, but now I'm hard-pressed to stick with my current SodaStream setup. Thank you!
Thank you. Have you ever tried carbonating anything else? I was just thinking it would be cool to carbonate apple cider but I can’t do that in my Ninja.
I'm coming from soda stream and liked that they have a mixing syrup dispenser however I do all sorts of custom flavors . I notice you bypassed and mixed but I'm curious if the flavor canisters could be refilled or modified so we could use our own syrups in the machine itself.
I don’t personally mind sucralose so my family buys Aldi’s sparkling canned flavored water and then we add either squeeze drops like mio (but Aldi brand) or the packets and it’s any kind of flavor “diet soda” if sugar is your preference, then you can use the sparkling waters and add torani fruit syrups to it and make an Italian cream soda if you like that. It’s not going to cut down on can/bottles but it’s a more cost effective options for sure and kind of fun. I’m a big Ninja supporter. I have the double air fryer, the multicooker, the blender and chopper. I am on the fence about this product I can’t tell if I would actually use it or not
I would be most concerned about the ingredients. I would need to do the same work around.
Thanks for the review.
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Wait I store my pods in the fridge, should I take them out of the fridge.!?
I wanted to add that for cost comparison, sure you can get 12 ounce or 2 littler pop on sale, but those mini or 6 ounce cans cost a while lot more per ounce.
True
Thanks for the thoughtful review. I am curious if it can be hacked like the Sodastream to use your own CO2 tank. I suspect that would save a ton of money in the long run. I have a large CO2 cylinder in my basement that I have been using for 10 years now and it is still on its first fill! This is much more convenient than my setup however.
You could probably do this as the Co2 canisters from soda stream work on it.
If you're really that concerned about saving a few cents, maybe you should stick to drinking tap water.
Thanks 4 an informative, fair review _ i was wondering how the fizz/bubbles compare 2 soda stream machine- does dispensing in open glass make it less carbonated ?
Thank you. I don’t have a soda stream so I can’t really compare the two but it has a nice level of carbonation dispensing in the open glass. No more or less than when I use the soda stream bottles.
I have both, I wasn't a fan of the Ninja Thirsti because I like to sip on a carbonated drink for some time and with it being in a glass vs Sodastream's bottle, it didn't last as long. I found out Ninja made a tumbler named after the Thirsti device specific for this product, and it actually keeps the drinks more carbonated for way longer than the Sodastream bottles. I use the Thirsti exclusively now with this tumbler.
will it still work if the water is room temperature? what if use warm water, and max carbonation setting will it still taste carbonated? enough that if add ice after that it will still be carbonated tasting? most warm sodas lose all fizz when it goes into ice after
It will not work with warm water, it has to be cold.
The artificial sweetener is a bummer 😔. I was going to pick one of these up until I found out all the syrups use sucralose which is a no-go for me.
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Is the 48.5 cents per 12oz cup cost estimate with the flavors or just the plain carbonated water? We want something to carbonate plain water in glasses vs the sodastream which only works in their bottles.
That was the cost with the flavors. Definitely cheaper if you’re just making carbonated water.
Question: How do you feel about the quality of the machine compared to the SodaStream line up? I get it is way slower to get some drink out of it, but if the quality is there in the long run it maybe worth it.
Quality is good, but I don't have a soda stream to compare it to.
Any idea about how the flavor drops suppose to storage?
Yes, after opening store them in a cool dark place. Not the refrigerator.
So its just a posher Sodastream with more settings?
That’s a good way to put it.
I just want to know if you can reuse the pods and filll them with a different flavor
I thought about that too. Doesn’t look like there’s any easy way to crack them open and do that.
I'm sure someone could create a reusable pod that you can put other flavors in for this.
@@raybans12 Probably
@@raybans12You can with a Syringe 💉
I seen another review where they did
Can you use the flavor drops with a SodaStream
No, there’s no way to manually dispense them.
Yes. You can use water flavor drops like Mio
Let's go buffalo!
Rumours Have it Ninja is going to work with either Coke or Dr Pepper, Pepsi is already in a Multi-National Multi-Year Deal with SodaStream do not know if a to compete clause but would not Suprise Me
That would be great!
Can this thing make diet coke?
> "I'm not a fan of surcalose"
> You can "bypass" the flavor restrictions if you only dispense carbonated water (this is literally what the sodastream does 🤦)
> Uses Pepsi syrup, which has surcalose 🤦
Boy that's great for the environment. All those plastic containers going into the dump
Good review. Meh product. Just like the old sodastream. Mid at best
TO EXPENSIVE FOR THE AVERAGED PERSON.
Seems pretty useless
It’s fun.