Slushy Cup Slushie Cup, Quick Frozen Magic Squeeze Cup, Double Layer Squeeze Slushy Maker Cup, For Kids Homemade Summer DIY Milk Shake Ice Cream Maker(Blue)

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With the Summer Holidays starting at the end of this week we have been making the most of the gorgeous weather we’ve been having and with the high temperatures over the past few days we’ve been using the ChillFactor Slushy Cup a lot! Pour in your favorite smoothie and then use the convenient, long handled spoon to stir up your drink. Before I even got to the kitchen I heard yelps and squeals from the three of them and I wondered what on earth was going on!

And this one will certainly save you a lot of time because you won't have to cut the fresh fruit and freeze it yourself. For more information on how to care for your Chillfactor slushy maker and how to make the best slushies please download our (PDF) Instructions manual. Add crushed ice and salt to the center canister then pour in your favorite slushy flavors and slushy syrup. Especially if someone in your family has a food allergy, are sensitive to specific ingredients or you want to avoid unnecessary sugar then this will do all of those things as you control what goes in to them. However having said that I do like the idea that I know exactly what is in this slush, the kids like those bright blue and red ones you get on holiday and who knows what scary additives are in those.

Milky drinks do tend to take a bit longer to turn into slush so do make sure your drink is ultra cold before you start. When Bug is teething he enjoys ice lollies to help with the pain and I am sure munching on a slushy will also provide him with a cooling relief when his teeth are causing him trouble. There’s a science lesson to be had about heat transfer and there’s also room to get creative with recipes.

Arlo wants to see if we can try and make a “Mini Milk” slush and I’m going to see how it works with a yoghurt based drink which is thicker before attempting a margarita on my birthday. The slurpee, which is the original style slushie, was popularized way bake then and still gains devotion every day.Reading the easy to follow instruction leaflet which details how to make a slushy as well as how to take the cup apart for cleaning (hand-wash only) and how to put it back together again for use, I attempted to make a slushy. The cup definitely gave the wine a slight slushy consistency, but it would need about 5 more minutes of squeezing (with a still-frozen cup) to make a good frosé. when you want to have a treat, you pour a sugary liquid into the cup and stir for a few minutes until it becomes a slushy consistency.

The dual straw/spoon is great but because of the spoon section it’s difficult to drink the slushy to the bottom of the cup. A good solid blender to crush ice (or even a good rolling pin and a dishtowel) plus the cordial would work just as well. Plus, using anything that's pre-frozen will ensure your slushy gets a good consistency and will eliminate the need for extra ice.The Chill Factor Squeeze Cup Slushy Maker consists of a double layer silicone cup that holds 160-230ml volume of liquid; the outer cup is a made of soft silicon and the inner cup is a transparent cup with sections filled with liquid that is similar in appearance to ice packs. We found the slushy maker really easy to use, easy to wash, and could be ready again to use the following day. Here, our Gatorade froze quickly and turned into something like a delicious, freezing cold snow cone. Or if you want to get fancy, you can use a slushy machine or margarita machine — then you can always have frozen cocktails on hand.