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How To Make Slushie Drinks


Mix the syrup with water to a ratio

of 6 parts water to 1 part syrup


Place the slush machine on a level surface, remove a hopper lid and fill the mixture to the maximum line, replace the lid, repeat the filling process in the next hopper if the machine is a twin unit.


Plug the machine in to an electricity supply of at least 1.5 kilo watts.

Move the switche(s) to the on position, switch on the revolving white plastic scrapper(s)

and set the freeze / chill switch(s) to the freeze position .

The machine will take about an hour to freeze down and slushies can be served.


THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW AND THINK ABOUT!


Slush Machine are not supply on demand, as most people think! the machine has to freeze the liquid down.

So a small machine will make one slush drink on average every 4 minutes, To keep the drinks coming at this slow rate you have to work it! Especially when there is a queue!!

Have plenty of mixture ready and it is best if it is kept chilled in advance to speed the process up.

Every time the metal freeze cylinder can be seen (exposed), remove the hopper and top the level up.

If it’s a kids party; give them smaller cups as they put the unfinished drink down and come back for more

.If there is a posibilty of a rush; line the drinks up in advance ready to serve or place ready made drinks in a fridge as they will keep frozen for ages. Keep working the machine, keep it topped up!

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CLEANING

Empty the remaining mixture from the hopper(s) through the dispensing handles, remove the hopper lids and wash the inside of the hopper(s), the hopper lids and the outside of the slush machine with warm soapy water, rinse with clean water, dry the outside of the machine with a tea cloth.


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