Slushies!

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Yes, there is an exclamation point at the end of it – because that’s how I feel when I think about frozen blended drinks. Exclamation pointy! This is not a recipe, because quite frankly you are just pouring stuff into a spinning ice cream maker. But let me tell you, the options are endless!

I make this for the kids with orange juice or pink lemonade:

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But for me? That’s a different story. Coke is tasty – but SLUSHEE Coke is even better. Better than that? CHERRY COKE. Now you don’t have to go to 7-11 to get your fix, just make it at home!

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Start with of can of Coke for each person you are serving – but I think the max should be 3 for a standard ice cream maker.

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Then just pour into your prepped ice cream maker. This goes rather quickly. 20 minutes later you have tasty icy goodness, mmm mmmm.
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5 Comments

  1. What kind of ice cream maker do you have? Is there one you would recommend?

  2. I have a Cuisinart ice cream maker. You can get a good deal on it, it’s not super fancy and does a fantastic job.

  3. Tried the Cherry Coke recipe – why does mine stick to the sides of bowl of my Cuisinart? (Followed manuf. directions exactly..???)

  4. Really? I have no idea. You can always stop the machine and use a rubber spatula to scrape down the sides, but otherwise, I have not had a problem with that…

  5. I <3 my Cuisinart IC maker – it was one of my favorite wedding gifts. Slushies in February huh? Maybe we’ll make a couple and watch the snow tomorrow evening :)

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