Groupon currently have the Cooks Professional Ice Slushy Maker for £22.99. They have sold out of the syrups bundle but you can easily use concentrated squash or purchase the syrups separately. Delivery is £1.99
The Specifics Suitable for frozen cocktails or adding ice to any beverage Add fruit juice, alcohol or syrup for the desired result Two types of ice: coarse or fine Small, light and compact Power output: 80W
8 comments
gibblesuk
19 Jul 17#1
Thought i'd look up on Amazon to see if they had the bundle, they don't sell either confused
19DembaBa19
19 Jul 17#2
Im confused are these any good like slush puppies
DonnyBrago
19 Jul 171#3
It looks to be an ice crusher. Slush puppies are partially frozen whilst being stirred, they have a finer texture. It will be somewhat similar.
A blender capable of smashing up ice cubes is probably a better bet though, more versatile and similarly priced.
P.s. Makro sell strawberry daiquiri syrup - bit of vodka, lemonade, lime juice and syrup blended with ice comes out great. Could probably give it a shot with a very good strawberry jam if you can't access makro.
cruisecars
19 Jul 17#4
warning these are rubbish had one sent it back !
DanielKeshiBarkess
19 Jul 171#5
Buy a nutri ninja and some slush syrup does the job just as well. You have to use ice and salt in these machines anyway.
seanspotatobusiness
19 Jul 17#6
I've never used one of these but unless you've got a massive kitchen to fill with appliances, I'd just use a blender which as user DonnyBrago said, is more versatile.
prewar
20 Jul 17#7
Perfect timing, my Mr Frosty just given up the ghost after 36 years of faithful service!
Lauren124
20 Jul 17#8
Just got this and it is rubbish. Just crushed ice but u need to keep wiggling it around to actually work! Waste of money!
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Delivery is £1.99
The Specifics
Suitable for frozen cocktails or adding ice to any beverage
Add fruit juice, alcohol or syrup for the desired result
Two types of ice: coarse or fine
Small, light and compact
Power output: 80W
8 comments
A blender capable of smashing up ice cubes is probably a better bet though, more versatile and similarly priced.
P.s. Makro sell strawberry daiquiri syrup - bit of vodka, lemonade, lime juice and syrup blended with ice comes out great. Could probably give it a shot with a very good strawberry jam if you can't access makro.