Color LandDIY Smoothie Pinch Cups

I got my Frozen Magic cup yesterday, put the cup part in the freezer for about 6 hours, filled it with juice and within about 2 minutes of squeezing it was frozen slush. The cup itself was easy to clean by hand with soap and water. The only downside to the product is that the crevasses in the sides make it harder to scoop out your slushie or see how much is left in the bottom of the cup. Haven't tried it with coffee, milk, alcohol, or sugar-free products yet so I don't know how well it works on creating slushies out of those but for straight up juice slushies it's quick and doesn't require you to drag out your blender and shave ice.

Overall we’re pretty happy with this Salish maker, the consistency isn’t exactly like a slush, but you can eat it with a spoon.The cup separates into a few parts, the silicone colored outer cup, the inner cup that actually freezes, and a plastic ring at the top/inside of the cup that screws onto another plastic piece at the top outside the cup, then a lid that can be screwed on to these pieces. If you squeeze too close to the mid/top of the cup the plastic pieces threaded together will pop off the cup. The plastic pieces that screw together don’t thread tightly together, they will skip over the threads and you can just keep spinning (it never gets tightly closed) so I can see it eventually getting stripped to the point of uselessness.I would t buy it again, but my 9 year old is happy with it (one week into owning it), and has used it daily.

Après quelques utilisations, ça fonctionne très bien. Conserver au congélateur quelques heures avant l'utilisation pour un meilleur rendement. Il y a seulement qu'il faut assembler "de clipper" la section du verre avec embout plastique. Cette opération n'était pas claire en terme d'étape et si cette étape n'est réalisée correctement le gobelet fuit sur les côtés ! Du moment que c'est installé conformément, aucun problème.

This cup worked well for just over a month while being used approx twice weekly. After being used about a dozen times (hand washed each time) we noticed that the fluid level slowly dropped after being filled and discover a hole in the bottom of the ice pack at the seam. For the price I paid, I expected it to last much longer. Would not recommend.

I am not sure if it was meant to be disassembled or mine is just broken. Every bits and pieces of plastic are not attached to each other. I thought it was normal at first and it will just clamp into place until I tried using it and spilt the chocolate milk that was in it before it even started to freeze. Material felt cheap and it was so annoying to use that I just gave up. Not to mention that it could only contain a certain amount that even a kid wouldn’t be satisfied with.Maybe I’ll give it a second chance and update once I figure it out.