How about doing sugar free drink in slush maker
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Most sugar free drinks don't freeze well. The instructions recommend sugary drinks only. We tried sugar free soda, and it wouldn't turn to slush. Perhaps it simply depends on what is used instead of sugar.
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Actually, it might not work. The sugar keeps the liquid from freezing solid. Sugar free beverages may not slush properly, in my experience with other cups.
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I do not know the recipe sorry but I can suggest this book. Lots of other drinks just waiting to be your next favoriteFrozen Drinks: An A to Z Guide to All Your Frozen Favorites by Cheryl Charming
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http://www.armandhammer.com/news/super-washing-soda-usage-directions.aspxthey say yes.
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No, It cannot and does not produce ice chips. This machine is designed for and has 2 settings. Snow cone and Slushie consistencies. There's no setting for producing ice chips. You will have to find some other kind of machine to do that, because this one isn't that. Having just received an email to answer your question I fired the machine up, haven't used it in awhile, wanted to make sure and yes, just does slushies and snow cone drink consistency. Good Luck in your search.
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Take a screwdriver. Go to the refrigerator. Grab some ice. Chop up the ice with the screwdriver. Make slushee. Drink slushee as you are returning this piece of junk for a full refund.
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Google, "instructions for take a ice tea maker". I am sure you will find the instructions there :D
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Yes! I mix mine with a scoop of sugar free chai and a scoop of regular spiced chai from Big Train and blend it with ice in the summer and heat it up in the winter! Enjoy! Maggie's Memories here at Amazon.com!
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the recipes for no sugar or splenda require cooking. If you want freezer jam, use the Ball brand pectin.
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crushed ice, water or milk. Your preference on that. Everything else is in the mix. Come out like the best thick Mocha Frapp you have ever had.
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I cup of water, two scoops of the power, whey protein, coconut oil, frozen blueberries (or whatever other fruit/veg you like), some cinnamon. I highly recommend investing in one of the "bullet" type blenders. I tried the first few days with a regular blender and cleanup was just too much. Once I got my "bullet," everything was super easy!
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I haven't tried it, but check out this website for simple and inexpensive snow-cone and slushie syrup made from Kool-Aid, sugar and water: http://www.theblackpeppercorn.com/2013/06/make-your-own-snow-cone-and-slushie-syrup/
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The one I tried did not shave or chop the ice. It was very loud. I would not recommend it for slushies.
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I don't think it would last long if you did. We only used it a few times. It was difficult for the blender to crush ice for slushies.
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The main ingredient which gives the "thickness" or slushiness to the product is frozen bananas. The only substitution mentioned is frozen cubes of greek yogurt. I don't know that frozen diet soda cubes would lend any body or texture to the mix. You can certainly try it, though. :)
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Do you mean to use only half of the recipe? If that is the question, I'll ask you a question, which is why would you want to dirty the machine for only half of the product? I've always made a full recipe and put half in the freezer for later. The frozen frappe takes only a few minutes at room temperature to come back to its slushy goodness.
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I didn't save my empty bottle and don't remember the 1/4 tsp to 1 C water directions. I made a whole-bottle recipe in a big "caldron" for Halloween and it definitely needed sugar. The dry ice was fun, but I put in too much at the first. Next time I'll keep some back so the "fog" will last longer.
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I'm not sure but they never have. I've had my slushie mugs for years, but could never use with diet sodas. I bought new ones for my daughter and they still don't work with diet drinks. Too bad, they must need sugar?