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The ULTIMATE slusie comes in all the normal slushie flavors (with cool names) with a few differences. 1st difference: it comes in a larger thick plastic cup (you'll see why in a minute)
2nd difference- ONLY a glove- wearing vendor will serve these drinks. And the biggest differnce is that in the mixer,
the slushie compartment will be 1/2 a cm away form a compartment of super- cooling DRY ICE! The DRY ICE will super-cool the drink to extreme coldness in a few hours. Note: the DRY ICE compartment will be located inside the machine. It will also be triple- quadri leak-proofed to avoid any 'Nuclear Lemon nuclear meltdowns.' Another note: most recommended for Death Valley, California residents (where the deer and the antelope skulls play...) Yum.
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// It will also be triple- quadri leak-proofed to avoid any 'Nuclear Lemon nuclear meltdowns.' // |
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Nobody in their right minds would want to avoid a nuclear lemon nuclear meltdown. |
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"Ouch" is what the consumer would want to say, but couldn't if this worked as you would like...frostbitten tongue. |
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Is it still mostly sugar and water like a typical slush? If so, wouldn't it cease to be slushy if it got too cold? |
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"Salty Vodka Blast", I wonder what that tastes like? |
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Like a slap 'round the chops. |
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Ooh, can I get "Liquid Nitrogen Tooth Explosion"? Can I, huh? Can I, can I, can I, oh pleeeeeeze?
And who says Death Valley is the thirstiest place on Earth? |
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P.S. Remember what you learned in high school? DRY ICE mixed with water creates explosive gas. In other words, slushies have water in them. In other other words, BOOM. |
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What explosive gas is created by mixing dry ice with water? |
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I remember what I learned at school: dry ice makes drinks taste funny. (Yes, we have tried this at home; no, the results were somewhat less than explosive.) |
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So that's how the fire-eaters blow big gouts of flame . . . they just exhale! |
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[DrCurry], I once plunked a small chunk of dry ice into a Kahlua and Cream to garner a spooky concoction. The cream bubbled over. It was more messy than spooky - - but delicious nonetheless. |
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