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Ninja Luxe Café Pro Series launches limited edition Emerald & Gold colorway

Ninja unveils emerald & gold Luxe Café pro edition

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Following the launch of the Ninja Luxe Café Pro Series earlier this year, Ninja is back with another exciting update. The brand just dropped an exclusive, limited-edition Emerald & Gold colorway that adds style and sophistication to your kitchen counter top. Ninja’s Luxe Espresso Machine has now been elevated to a whole new level with this bold emerald color, ideal for lovers of quiet luxury (and perfect as the ultimate holiday gift). The launch of this stunning color adds a pop of color compared to the black/silver model launched earlier this year.

Beyond its stunning style, color, and sophistication, the 4-in-1 Ninja Luxe Café Pro Series offers the chance to brew espresso, drip coffee, cold brew, and hot water — all in one. Satisfy any craving with this all-in-one machine, from a single shot of espresso to a cold brew with cold foam and even a smooth americano. Additionally, the mess-free tamping system uses an integrated tamper to tamp your grounds and create the perfect puck-free mess at the push of a lever.

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The independent hot water system bews hot water, great for creating Americanos, teas, and more at the press of a button. Plus, enjoy the dual froth system pro, a hands-free system with an XL milk jug to create enough froth for two drinks, and has an insulated steam wand for easier cleaning. Five preset functions include steamed milk, thin froth, thick froth, extra-thick froth, and cold foam that work with both dairy and plant-based milks. 

The Emerald and Gold color of the Ninja Luxe Café Pro Series is only available for a limited time directly through the retailer online.

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