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Question: How many cones does one ice "puck" make and can extra puck molds be ordered so there's always some ready? How many can it make in a row before it's best to let the engine rest a bit (common in small appliances).
Document: My kids liked the 3 flavors that came with it as well. Those three bottles will last us several winter months, or about 1 month in the Oklahoma summer.I have only used the "hockey puck" ice mold that comes with the machine. These work very well. They are sized perfectly for the machine. It would be nice if you could purchase additional molds because each mold will make about 3-4 small snow cones.Overall, this was a good purchase for making small snow cones for kids.
I like the snow cone machine and the included flavor but it has a small ice chamber that only makes one snow cone at a timeThe two ice trays that come with are enough to make 4 small snow cones or 2 normal sizeThe flavor is a bit strong for me but has a good taste.
I was also able to use regular ice chunks like the ones you get from a bag of ice, but the hockey pucks work the best. One hockey puck of ice can probably make at least 6 snow cones. However, the moon-shaped ice cubes from my refrigerator do not work well since they just spin around while completely avoiding the blade.
I put this machine to the test in a big way. We have summer youth programs in our neighborhood and I bought this for a cheap treat to give the kids on hot days. I cranked out cone after cone on this baby and it continued to work well. It did get a bit hot at one point so I let it cool down for awhile but then returned to making the snow cones for the kids.
I ordered this item for my 9 year old niece's birthday. She loves it! Her mother told me that the machine worked perfectly. They are also taking the advice of another reviewer, and making the ice discs up ahead of time, so that everyone in the family can enjoy a snow cone at the same time (1 disc made about 2 snow cones). I did a lot of research on snow cone machines, and this one seemed to be the best value, with syrups included.
My son loves his snow cones and now he can have one when he wants. This machine works great and the flavors taste good Blue Rasberry is the best one. I would def recommend. Machine makes about 4-5 small snow cones with the 2 bowls it comes with. I also tried with ice cubes and it worked fine.
I've never had a Hawaiian shave ice, so I cannot speak to the authenticity of that experience. The snow cones are great, though. You can order different syrups from the company (you will not believe all the flavors they offer), as well as extra ice molds, which you will want if you have a kid who likes to offer snow cones to the neighbor kids. We found that one ice mold yields about 2 snow cones.
Shave ice texture is perfect, much finer than "snow cone" ice. Machine is small and makes small cones, that is, it does not heap up on top, and with the 2 "pucks" you will get maybe 6 cones. You could freeze 2 molds, empty, put ice discs back in freezer in plastic bag and make another batch, in advance of need. We did use ice cubes and that worked fine, too.
MY 12 year old son asked for an electric sno-cone maker for Christmas. After comparing pricing, and features on many sites I found this to be the best fit. If you are looking for a fast way to crank out a cool treat in just a few minutes this is the thing for you. I wouldn't suggest this for heavy use as it looks like the shaving blade will eventually wear down. This is perfect for a small family.
If you forget to dump the little disc of leftover ice, don't worry - even if it melts, there's so little water that the base of the machine contains it all - no kitchen counter mess!. A quick wipe with a cloth is all the cleaning we've ever had to do.Not only does it make perfect snow cones, but it also makes fantastic blended grown-up drinks. It takes all of 30 seconds to make the best blended margarita!
Answer: I bought this machine to make "copos" instead of just plain sno-cones which meant we needed to leave room for powdered milk and sweetened condensed milk. Also, we were doing more of a tasting so we did not do overly large portions (ie filled to the height of the cone without a rounded mound on top). As a result, we were able to get about 4 cones from each "puck." Someone else mentioned that they got about 2 cones. That sounds about right, and it is true that it depends on how tightly you pack the snow. As to how many it can make in a row. Here is my experience: it will shave down one "puck" pretty quickly. At that point you need to stop, open the machine, pull out the now thin disk of ice that remains, and then you put the next one in. By the time you have done all of this, the machine has had a small rest. I was able to continue like this making cones for about 32 people (8 "pucks" in this instance) without any problems. The instructions that come with the machine do say not to run the machine continuously for more than 2 minutes, but it takes less than that to shave down one puck. We did a second event where we made "copos" for about 24 people, and the same held true. So, I would say this machine is good to go for the occasional large group, but you might consider a different machine if you are looking to do large amounts frequently or need to do large amounts very quickly. Otherwise, it has been working great for us, and we are really pleased with the purchase. The extra molds are available through Hawaiian Shaved Ice, but I have not priced them out at all since I was not going to have time to get them shipped in before our first event. I found that with a little pre-planning and some Zip-lock bags, I was able to put up enough ice easily for both large events I have used it for. I am just keeping a gallon bag of the "pucks" in my freezer now so that when I want a tasty treat or a frozen grown-up beverage, I am all set to go. It works great. I hope this helps.