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Slushy Magic is easy to use - all you have to do is freeze the magic cubes in the freezer, place them into your Slushy Magic cup, pour in your drink, and shake to make your slushy! Then you rinse the cubes in warm water when you're done and put them back in the freezer to get them ready for your next drink.
Customer Reviews
“ I have even tried freezing the drink for 30 minutes prior to shaking it with slushy magic, all I get is a cold drink with a tiny bit of slush... I mean tiny. ”
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
110 of 125 people found the following review helpful
By kentuckyh2o
Size Name:Single
I'm not sure why there are bad reviews, my daughter has been begging me for this, and after she earned it, I happen to see Walmart selling it, and bought it for 14.99. We brought it home, and I jumped on the computer to see what everyone is saying about it, and I warned her that there were a lot of reviews that said it didn't work, so be prepared. She put the cubes in the freezer overnight, the next day she added cold juice...(we've always used a refrigerated beverage; pop, juice, lemonade) I then told her it would probably be better if she threw it back in the freezer for about ten minutes with the beverage inside. So that is what she did (and what she continues to do), we shook it up, and presto, its a slushy! She loves it, and so do I because we can use sugar free lemonade and just about anything. We shake it for about four to five minutes. I recommend putting it in the freezer again with the beverage inside for about ten minutes.
181 of 225 people found the following review helpful
By So Cal Mom
Size Name:Single
I am so disappointed in this product. My only hope in writing this review is to warn other consumers what a waste and complete rip off slushy magic is. Slushy magic had a very kid friendly informercial, and my 4 year old daughter fell for it right away. I rarely buy things from TV informercials, so I told my daughter Santa would bring it to her for Christmas. That was six months ago and she held on tight to Santa bringing it down the fire place.I was hoping she'd forget about it but no avail. I went to the website, which is so poorly made, about 6 weeks before Christmas and when I went to purchase it I saw in very tiny words that It could take up to 2 months to have it delivered! But for and extra fee they could ship in in 7-10 business days. I was shocked to learn that the shipping and handling fee was almost as much as the product itself! That's where they get you. I couldn't believe I spent almost 40 bucks on two cups and two straws. As I take the ice cubs out of the box, there were six of them, 2 of them had holes in them and were leaking salt water everywhere. I had to throw them right in the trash. I freeze the remaining ones and on Christmas morning we make our first Slushy Magic and I notice one more ice cube had a hole in it. I was so irritated! I screw on the lid and it doesn't fit correctly and I dribble juice all over my counter even though my finger covered the little hole as I was directed to do. Here's the kicker, you have to shake the thing for 4-5 minutes to get it even close to a "slushy".
Don't buy it. Please don't waste your money. I don't have one nice thing to say about thus poorly made rip off.
Don't buy it. Please don't waste your money. I don't have one nice thing to say about thus poorly made rip off.
70 of 93 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:Single
Amazon deleted my original review (sadface!) Sorry Amazon, you asked for honesty, I am providing it.
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To whom it may Slushy-fy,
First off, thank you for such a fantastic idea. It has been my long standing dream in my 29 years upon this Earth to have, in my house, the ability to re-create the most deliciousness that I once had to journey towards 7-11 to fulfil. Now if you knew where I was from, you would know that this involved fighting off hordes upon hordes of homeless people asking for change, beer money, asking for a hook up, and propositioning me because I am apparently exquisite, for some unknown reason or low standards. With the new reasonable fear of a Zombie Apocolypse (homeless people smoke bath salts, 'cause they obviously don't use them correctly, have you smelled one lately?!) the thought of having my own little minislushifier within the palms of my hands was a dream come true. Its like finding Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, but not only finding chocolate, but Mr. December spoon feeding it to me with a spoon made of even more chocolate. Well, close to it anyway. Dude, its slushies, you can't beat that.
Anywho! Upon discovering this vast beauty located in a not-so-local WalGreens, my happiness meter jumped from "Oh gawd, I need tampons" to "HULLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SLUSHIES" (no I did not forget my lady things, I just happened to possibly mistakenly pick up cotton balls and twine). Of course, being the impatient person I am, I immediately ripped open that beautiful cyan blue box, with the happy children on the front, their precious cherub faces, gleaming at me with their cheery smiles as if to say, "Come to my slushy fountain, drink upon the abrosia of the Gods!". In my exuberance, I did happen to endure the brutal, stabbing wound of a papercut, and some may or may not have gotten on the cup. It is alright, we all need more iron in our diets. Joyfully, I threw the saline-filled-whatevers into the freezer in wait for my delicious slushy shakin' morning!
Cut to this morning. Like a kid on Christmas, I bounded down my hallway, possibly punting a cat and a 15 year old weiner dog. He may or may have not peed on the carpet. It is okay, for I was about to test your theory. I was going to create SNOW FLAKE MAGIC, BABIES, puppy powder room time can wait! Joyfully, with big, animelike eyes and cheeky grin, I gingerly removed the psuedo ice cubes, and poured the delicious soon to be fruited Berry Blast Mountain Dew along with it. Being ever so careful to reach the line, making sure the bubbles did not betray me and seem as if it was FULL but NOT (you know how that goes...) I carefully read the 2 lined instructions, and began my Snow Flake Mountaineering powers. The blue box with those kids on it grinning said it would happen. I believed them.
Why would children lie?
Placing my finger tip over the hole, I shook the LIVING CRAP outta that thing like that sucker owed me money, watching the blue liquid carefully, anticipating the sweet, sweet nector of my success to soon be mine. How can you go wrong with Mountain Dew all slushified? On a warm, Sunday morning when the birds are chirping, and bees are trying to have sex with them? Absolutely nothing! It is a dream to have slushified everything, from soda, to juices, to Kool-Aid, to Meatloaf. Slushythings make EVERYTHING BETTER. As I shook your product, dreams of slushy margaritas floated in my head until I realized something.
My arms hurt, and the carbonation of my Mountain Dew blew my finger off, coating me in some of my precious Dew, and giving me a moneyshot as if Violet Beauregarde gave me a facial. Now I digress, I did not give up, at all, as once I get on the road to Slushy-town, baby, this car doesn't make side trips. I resumed my shaking, despite the protest of my arms and sanity, in hopes of tasting delicious, Dew-Crustyness and joy. I thrashed that thing around with my hands, so hard and fast, in persuit of all ice, cold drinks alike, I may or may not have hit myself in the face with it, in either frustration or desperation to know that my $15.00 was well spent.
Regretfully, I must confess, as I sit here to type this breathy letter out to you, my end result is sore arms, a headache, very flat Mountain Dew, pissed off animals, and a disgruntled husband because, of course, this is all his fault. And possibly because I made him to go 7-11 and get me a slurpee. I cannot be sure of that fact.
So, in lieu of requesting my money back, I am more than happy to meet you half way and request the following:
1. Cat treats. The cat I punted is a Burmese. She already hates everyone but my husband, a common trait in this breed. So far she has put up with my continued breathing but now I fear for my life.
2. Puppy Diapers. Dog is incontinant. He's 15 years old, for pete's sake, THAT'S 105 IN HUMAN YEARS. HE SHOULD BE DEAD BUT HE ISN'T. HE KEEPS LIVING. HE HAS TO HAVE SMOKED BATHSALTS! But he has no teeth so I'm safe for now.
3. Ben-Gay. My arms hurt. Or Tiger Balm. More animal friendly, and less politically correct.
4. $1.29 for my 7-11 slurpee fix.
5. $1.59, or a bottle of Berry Blast Mountain Dew, 20oz, with Batman on it. It has to have Batman on it. That awesome movie is coming out soon. You should see it.
6. Send me one of those kids on the box to shake my Slushy Magic for me. I see now those aren't happy, angelic little cherubs all happy with Slushy and Snow Flake Magic. I now see the truth that they are ADHD monsters hell bent on making me slushies. I would like the one with less teeth because I bet they bite.
7. Leash for said child on box. Cage and litterbox too. What do they eat? Oh, they can eat Slushies.
8. Actually, better send me two of them, incase one's defective, or needs to go to school or something. It's okay, tax write off.
9. Raffi, the world wide singer of such famous tunes such as "Baby Beluga", "Bananaphone", and "Down by the Bay". The kids gotta listen to something, right?
10. I would also like Charlie Sheen portraying his infamous character from Two and a Half Men, Charlie Harper, portraying an even more infamous rendition of a childhood music star, Charlie Waffles. This would just be really really cool.
Thank you for your time in reading this long winded rant, as I will just end it with the simplistic version, or the Too Long, Didn't Read Cliffs Notes:
It didn't work as intended, and did not Slushy-Fy my life. And, being from California, aside from some spoiled little brat you want to backhand into the Barbie Doll section of Wal*Mart, what the hell is a snow flake, anyway, and why do THEY get magic? :(
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To whom it may Slushy-fy,
First off, thank you for such a fantastic idea. It has been my long standing dream in my 29 years upon this Earth to have, in my house, the ability to re-create the most deliciousness that I once had to journey towards 7-11 to fulfil. Now if you knew where I was from, you would know that this involved fighting off hordes upon hordes of homeless people asking for change, beer money, asking for a hook up, and propositioning me because I am apparently exquisite, for some unknown reason or low standards. With the new reasonable fear of a Zombie Apocolypse (homeless people smoke bath salts, 'cause they obviously don't use them correctly, have you smelled one lately?!) the thought of having my own little minislushifier within the palms of my hands was a dream come true. Its like finding Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, but not only finding chocolate, but Mr. December spoon feeding it to me with a spoon made of even more chocolate. Well, close to it anyway. Dude, its slushies, you can't beat that.
Anywho! Upon discovering this vast beauty located in a not-so-local WalGreens, my happiness meter jumped from "Oh gawd, I need tampons" to "HULLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SLUSHIES" (no I did not forget my lady things, I just happened to possibly mistakenly pick up cotton balls and twine). Of course, being the impatient person I am, I immediately ripped open that beautiful cyan blue box, with the happy children on the front, their precious cherub faces, gleaming at me with their cheery smiles as if to say, "Come to my slushy fountain, drink upon the abrosia of the Gods!". In my exuberance, I did happen to endure the brutal, stabbing wound of a papercut, and some may or may not have gotten on the cup. It is alright, we all need more iron in our diets. Joyfully, I threw the saline-filled-whatevers into the freezer in wait for my delicious slushy shakin' morning!
Cut to this morning. Like a kid on Christmas, I bounded down my hallway, possibly punting a cat and a 15 year old weiner dog. He may or may have not peed on the carpet. It is okay, for I was about to test your theory. I was going to create SNOW FLAKE MAGIC, BABIES, puppy powder room time can wait! Joyfully, with big, animelike eyes and cheeky grin, I gingerly removed the psuedo ice cubes, and poured the delicious soon to be fruited Berry Blast Mountain Dew along with it. Being ever so careful to reach the line, making sure the bubbles did not betray me and seem as if it was FULL but NOT (you know how that goes...) I carefully read the 2 lined instructions, and began my Snow Flake Mountaineering powers. The blue box with those kids on it grinning said it would happen. I believed them.
Why would children lie?
Placing my finger tip over the hole, I shook the LIVING CRAP outta that thing like that sucker owed me money, watching the blue liquid carefully, anticipating the sweet, sweet nector of my success to soon be mine. How can you go wrong with Mountain Dew all slushified? On a warm, Sunday morning when the birds are chirping, and bees are trying to have sex with them? Absolutely nothing! It is a dream to have slushified everything, from soda, to juices, to Kool-Aid, to Meatloaf. Slushythings make EVERYTHING BETTER. As I shook your product, dreams of slushy margaritas floated in my head until I realized something.
My arms hurt, and the carbonation of my Mountain Dew blew my finger off, coating me in some of my precious Dew, and giving me a moneyshot as if Violet Beauregarde gave me a facial. Now I digress, I did not give up, at all, as once I get on the road to Slushy-town, baby, this car doesn't make side trips. I resumed my shaking, despite the protest of my arms and sanity, in hopes of tasting delicious, Dew-Crustyness and joy. I thrashed that thing around with my hands, so hard and fast, in persuit of all ice, cold drinks alike, I may or may not have hit myself in the face with it, in either frustration or desperation to know that my $15.00 was well spent.
Regretfully, I must confess, as I sit here to type this breathy letter out to you, my end result is sore arms, a headache, very flat Mountain Dew, pissed off animals, and a disgruntled husband because, of course, this is all his fault. And possibly because I made him to go 7-11 and get me a slurpee. I cannot be sure of that fact.
So, in lieu of requesting my money back, I am more than happy to meet you half way and request the following:
1. Cat treats. The cat I punted is a Burmese. She already hates everyone but my husband, a common trait in this breed. So far she has put up with my continued breathing but now I fear for my life.
2. Puppy Diapers. Dog is incontinant. He's 15 years old, for pete's sake, THAT'S 105 IN HUMAN YEARS. HE SHOULD BE DEAD BUT HE ISN'T. HE KEEPS LIVING. HE HAS TO HAVE SMOKED BATHSALTS! But he has no teeth so I'm safe for now.
3. Ben-Gay. My arms hurt. Or Tiger Balm. More animal friendly, and less politically correct.
4. $1.29 for my 7-11 slurpee fix.
5. $1.59, or a bottle of Berry Blast Mountain Dew, 20oz, with Batman on it. It has to have Batman on it. That awesome movie is coming out soon. You should see it.
6. Send me one of those kids on the box to shake my Slushy Magic for me. I see now those aren't happy, angelic little cherubs all happy with Slushy and Snow Flake Magic. I now see the truth that they are ADHD monsters hell bent on making me slushies. I would like the one with less teeth because I bet they bite.
7. Leash for said child on box. Cage and litterbox too. What do they eat? Oh, they can eat Slushies.
8. Actually, better send me two of them, incase one's defective, or needs to go to school or something. It's okay, tax write off.
9. Raffi, the world wide singer of such famous tunes such as "Baby Beluga", "Bananaphone", and "Down by the Bay". The kids gotta listen to something, right?
10. I would also like Charlie Sheen portraying his infamous character from Two and a Half Men, Charlie Harper, portraying an even more infamous rendition of a childhood music star, Charlie Waffles. This would just be really really cool.
Thank you for your time in reading this long winded rant, as I will just end it with the simplistic version, or the Too Long, Didn't Read Cliffs Notes:
It didn't work as intended, and did not Slushy-Fy my life. And, being from California, aside from some spoiled little brat you want to backhand into the Barbie Doll section of Wal*Mart, what the hell is a snow flake, anyway, and why do THEY get magic? :(
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
I've never seen this actually work
I spent over twice what the current price is for this product that doesn't work. Ever.
Cold juice, tea, chocolate milk, all just out of the fridge with the ice cubey... Read more
Cold juice, tea, chocolate milk, all just out of the fridge with the ice cubey... Read more
Published 2 days ago by squeee
5.0 out of 5 stars
just like it promised
This arrived on time for my daughters birthday and she loved it!! I chose 5 stars because there is nothing negative about this product. Read more
Published 15 days ago by Janeen Ryan
2.0 out of 5 stars
not good
This product does not work well. We tried tips provided by other buyers and it still did not work. Save your money for something else.
Published 16 days ago by Laura J. Neal
1.0 out of 5 stars
Use common sense - and don't buy this junk!
So as an adult with over 35 years to my credit, I really should have had common sense. I was talked into the purchase by a 6 year old who knows not what she does. Read more
Published 20 days ago by Lisa C. McNeil
1.0 out of 5 stars
Huge mistake, buying this junk.
The following, is the same email, that I sent the company:
"Spending $20.00 on this product, was the worst thing, that I ever did. Read more
"Spending $20.00 on this product, was the worst thing, that I ever did. Read more
Published 21 days ago by candymanal
1.0 out of 5 stars
Very messy and not very effective...
Big disappointment for the kids... It will eventually freeze up about 2/3 of the liquid but it takes forever and makes a mess in the mean time. Very disappointed.
Published 22 days ago by Wendy J Dignan
5.0 out of 5 stars
IGNORE THE BAD REVIEWS!
Picked up one at Walmart for daughter's 6 birthday.
I read the reviews online, many of them bad, but from reading the good ones, it seems all the bad ones are based off... Read more
I read the reviews online, many of them bad, but from reading the good ones, it seems all the bad ones are based off... Read more
Published 25 days ago by MDogg
5.0 out of 5 stars
Kids love these
What kid doesn't love a slush ice? No more trips to the local gas station store. These work great. Great price and fast delivery.
Published 28 days ago by shinnh
2.0 out of 5 stars
Bummer
The cup is too small for any serious slush. The cubes get in the way and its a messy hassle to get them out. It makes a mess shaking up with soda. Read more
Published 1 month ago by KD
1.0 out of 5 stars
Workout Your Biceps Then Enjoy A Fattening Drink!
My 5 year old son finally convinced us to buy one of these, despite all of the negative reviews I've read but try explaining "reviews" to a 5 yr old. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Nicole
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