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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make a Slurpee

3 Ways to Make a Slurpee

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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A Slurpee is a delicious and refreshing frozen beverage that has been satisfying taste buds since the late 1950s. Originally created by an accidental partial freezing of a soda fountain drink, it has since evolved into a popular treat enjoyed by millions worldwide. There’s no need to head to your local convenience store to enjoy one; you can make a Slurpee at home using one of these three methods.

1. The Blender Method

This method is perfect if you already have a blender at home. Here’s what you’ll need:

– 2 cups of ice

– 1 cup of your favorite soda or fruit juice

– 1/4 cup of sugar (optional)

Instructions:

1. Pour the soda or fruit juice into the blender.

2. Add the ice to the blender.

3. If using sugar, add in your desired amount and mix well.

4. Blend on high until the ice is crushed and mixed with the liquid, creating a slushy consistency.

5. Pour your homemade Slurpee into a glass and enjoy!

2. The Freezer Bag Method

This method requires little equipment and is an excellent activity to do with kids.

You’ll need:

– 1 cup of your favorite soda or fruit juice

– 1 resealable plastic bag

– A second, larger resealable plastic bag

– Ice

– 1/4 cup of salt

Instructions:

1. Pour the soda or fruit juice into the smaller bag and carefully seal it, squeezing out any extra air.

2. Fill the larger bag halfway with ice and add the salt.

3. Place the sealed small bag with your liquid mixture inside the larger ice-filled bag.

4. Seal the larger bag securely and shake vigorously for about 5 minutes until you reach the desired Slurpee consistency.

5. Carefully remove the smaller bag from the ice bag, wipe off any excess water or salt, open the small bag, and enjoy your Slurpee with a spoon or straw.

3. The Ice Cream Maker Method

If you have an ice cream maker, it can also be used to make a Slurpee. Here’s what you’ll need:

– 1 cup of your favorite soda or fruit juice

– Your ice cream maker

Instructions:

1. Pour your soda or fruit juice into your ice cream maker (follow your specific model’s instructions).

2. Turn on the ice cream maker and let it run for about 20-30 minutes, or until the liquid reaches a nice slushy consistency.

3. Scoop the Slurpee mixture into a glass and enjoy!

These three methods make it easy to create a tasty Slurpee treat at home using simple equipment and ingredients. Experiment with flavors and techniques to find your favorite Slurpee-making method, and enjoy a cold and refreshing beverage anytime you crave one!

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