Making Fanta Frozens
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moanthebairns

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19,177 posts

229 months

Tuesday 1st May 2012
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following from a cinema thread - I normally get a few fanta frozens at the cinema if and when I go.

They are about £3.75 a go so quite dear when you consider it just water and syrup.

So I wondered could I make them at home. Ive sourced the syrup £9 for 40 servings.

I just need to make slush, there is slush machines on the net for £60, are these any good?

Or can I make slush an easier and cheaper way?

Mobile Chicane

22,027 posts

243 months

Tuesday 1st May 2012
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I'd get a blender which can crush ice - much more useful.

Not cheap though.

zac510

5,546 posts

237 months

Tuesday 1st May 2012
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If you make it at home how are you going to stop it melting before you get to the cinema?

Defcon5

6,477 posts

222 months

Tuesday 1st May 2012
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Never heard of it - got a link to the syrup?

moanthebairns

Original Poster:

19,177 posts

229 months

Wednesday 2nd May 2012
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http://www.approvedfood.co.uk/?pid=45443

dont plan to take it to the cinema, Ive seen these cups that come with ice cube trays and using the power of the cup they make the ice into a snow crystal making it slush.

anyone seen these do they actually work?

DoctorX

8,274 posts

198 months

Wednesday 2nd May 2012
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Think my ice cream maker can do them as well.

The Major

2,947 posts

203 months

Wednesday 2nd May 2012
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are these like calipo's??

if so yum

never seen fanta ones before, might have to go to the cinima to try then, plus seeing the avengers film aswell wink

Mr Gearchange

5,892 posts

237 months

Monday 7th May 2012
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DoctorX said:


Think my ice cream maker can do them as well.
I can categorically confirm that a Mr Frosty will not crush ice. Putting an ice cube between a sponge and a kitten would be a more effective ice crushing device.

I know this because I always wanted one as a kid - my parents always said "No" on the basis they were crap - I never believed them.

I got one for Christmas last year (at 35 years old). They were right - it's absolutely and completely fking useless and will not crush ice.

My kids were gutted. I reverted to putting ice in a freezer bag, wrapping it in a tea towel and smashing it with a rolling pin - just like my parents did for me.

OzzyR1

6,396 posts

263 months

Monday 7th May 2012
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Mr Gearchange said:
I can categorically confirm that a Mr Frosty will not crush ice. Putting an ice cube between a sponge and a kitten would be a more effective ice crushing device.

I know this because I always wanted one as a kid - my parents always said "No" on the basis they were crap - I never believed them.

I got one for Christmas last year (at 35 years old). They were right - it's absolutely and completely fking useless and will not crush ice.

My kids were gutted. I reverted to putting ice in a freezer bag, wrapping it in a tea towel and smashing it with a rolling pin - just like my parents did for me.
^^ This, very much this.

Can't recall another Christmas present that I craved when I was young that was such a crashing piece of pure fail when I actually got my hands on one. hehe

onyx39

11,349 posts

181 months

Monday 7th May 2012
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moanthebairns said:
http://www.approvedfood.co.uk/?pid=45443

dont plan to take it to the cinema, Ive seen these cups that come with ice cube trays and using the power of the cup they make the ice into a snow crystal making it slush.

anyone seen these do they actually work?
Cavn anyone buy from here or is it trade only? Some pretty hefty discounts in there.