Who doesn’t love a snow cone they’re a favorite at fairs and carnivals but what if you want one at home they’re just ice and flavorings which seems simple but getting the ice texture right is tricky. You might be able to crush ice in your blender for frozen drinks but that’s not quite the same thing as the fine crunch of a real snow cone. Snow cone makers don’t chop or crush ice they shave it into thin bits essentially snowflakes. Scoop them into a cup or cone and drizzle with the toppings of your choice and you ve got yourself a fluffy and refreshing iced dessert perfect for hot summer days. We tested some to see how well they accomplish this and the results specifications: capacity of ice: 661 lbs installation type: countertop material: stainless steel wattage: 300 watt
Who doesn’t love a snow cone they’re a favorite at fairs and carnivals but what if you want one at home they’re just ice and...show more
