Anyone know how many medium size snow ones you can get out of a bottle?
1864376
A lot. Not sure how many but we bought the 6 pack at Christmas, which is enough for along time.
1864377
The rule of thumb is 2 oz per 6 oz snow cone. Using that theory, you could get 16 servings out of each quart. I hope this helps.
1772280
It depends on the size and shape of the bottles, and if you want to add ice as well. I'd say 15 - 18 w/some ice, 24 or so with no ice.
611067
I'm not sure how many. I do know it was 2 good size bags. I had to put them in my big freezer. The refrigator / freezer wasn't big enough. For price I bought it for was worth it. I did my research and found this wasn't bad it included shipping when I bought it and I paid 115.00. I even went to the fish place I go to and that is in alaska.where the alaskan snow crab. They were priced high so I tried the Canadian snow crab. I would buy it again. If you have anymore questions please ask.
1695725
Yes, i always had problems with bottles breaking from multiple freezings. This one holds up great! I fill it 3/4 full and leave the lid off every night and it's ready to go the next day. I just ordered five more of these specifically for this reason
838608
Yes I took one out for a larger bottle but they take up quite a bit of space U may want a larger cooler if u have more than a few larger bottles . Hope this helps
1385794
One bottle will be plenty, you only need a little at a time. I did my 2005 Tahoe and without even half the bottle
353907
That would depend on the size of your opening. They are 1 in square and approximately 1/8 to 1/4 inch wide in the middle when frozen. When frozen they look like mini pillows - fat in the middle and tapered at the edges.They are very flexible when not frozen, so you could put them in and then freeze the whole bottle. They would easily work in a Polar water bottle. I have never used a camelbak so I am not familiar with the size of the opening.
1599056
Hey can hold up to 3.75 ounces. Since liquids expand when frozen, it's best to leave a 1/2 inch or so at the top. I would plan for 3.5 ounces x 6 = 21 ounces. 3.75 ounces = 110.9 ml.
1996458
I have consistently frozen between 8 and 10 oz. in the bags and haven't had a problem with them leaking.
253338
I am sorry. I bought them as a gift for my daughter. It was a 25 count - pint. She made icecream, freezable eadibles. She love them and I threw in the fancy labels.
1526274
There are 4 bottles, and a little goes a LONG way. I gave a bottle away to a friend and still have more than I can use for a long time. Definitely worth the price.
2153914
I don't know for sure, but I would say about 4 to 6. Its like they cute the bottle about 3/4 of the way to the neck.
1960474
I would expect 2... I used it with the standard playtex sippy cups and I could fit 2... But I am not positive with the bottles. Hope that helps.
1027047
Mine just arrived, and I put in 8 normal size ice cubes. After a few minutes of cranking, I had about 24 oz. of snow. It's actually finer crushed than my commercial sno cone machine. Just be sure to refrigerate your syrup, because room temperature syrup will melt the snow very fast.
702209
My bottle was for 60. They may offer more then one size, but so far I have only seen 60 count.
1275594
For smaller bottles, it's pretty easy to break them in half to fit a couple. Right now I'm using 9 oz bottles, and I can fit 4 in at a time. If I need to thaw milk quickly, I usually just stick however many ounces I need in a large thermos and let it sit in hot water for a little while until it's melted enough to pour into the bottle (and then I use a bottle warmer to warm it all the way). Hope that helps!
1147639
I have NO idea because once I filled them up and froze them, none of us can open or take it apart, so it sits in my freezer and and i use it for an icepack!!! Cute idea but it does not work, never could use it as ice cubs.