Review on 🍧 Hawaiian Shaved Ice S900A: Complete Shaved Ice and Snow Cone Kit with 3 Flavor Syrup Pack and Accessories by Amy Monson

OK, overall everything is fine for the price. If it lasts a year due to my abuse I will definitely buy another one next time. It takes quite a while to get used to how hard you press to get the right ice chip consistency. Press hard to get pieces, not hard enough, it will just rotate the ice piece. Sometimes you can make the part attached to the motor rotate around the block of ice, creating an engraving on the ice cube. Don't worry, flip the ice cube over and try again, try less pressure and shorter bursts while pressing the button. Our best results were achieved with a light pressure on the top while the button was held down intermittently. can lift it. I find myself using a bowl or single mug to collect ice. Also, one piece of ice is left over and I don't use the whole piece. We pour this into one of our plants as extra water for the plants that need it. An ice cube in their shape makes a good amount of ice chips, locally it will be about average. That's about $4.00. That way, after you've eaten a handful of your own ice-cold treats, it's worth taking it to someone with a more professional machine. I would love to have a bigger car, but as long as I don't have the space and extra money, that's great. Photos of Kellogg's large bowl filled with ice chips, another shot after the syrup was added and the ice disappeared. slightly down - better to work with insulated or pre-cooled utensils.