I see a great mixed drink I would like to make, but it calls for
shaved ice. How do you make that at home? Thx!
Oingofan

Oingofan wrote:

> I see a great mixed drink I would like to make, but it calls for
> shaved ice. How do you make that at home? Thx!
> Oingofan

There are plenty of inexpensive ice shavers you can use. I have on
hand-cranked, and one electric. I use the electric most often. I think
it cost me $25 at a department store.

Gunther Anderson

Ah....OK. Thx!

On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 16:24:45 -0500, Gunther Anderson
> wrote:

>Oingofan wrote:
>
>> I see a great mixed drink I would like to make, but it calls for
>> shaved ice. How do you make that at home? Thx!
>> Oingofan
>
>There are plenty of inexpensive ice shavers you can use. I have on
>hand-cranked, and one electric. I use the electric most often. I think
>it cost me $25 at a department store.
>
>Gunther Anderson

WALMART HAS ICE SHAVERS. in their kitchen appliance, mixers, blenders, etc.
section. They use standard ice cubes and do a pretty good job, run around
$15.00 or so. I purchased one and it works great

Oingofan wrote:

> Ah....OK. Thx!
>
> On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 16:24:45 -0500, Gunther Anderson
> > wrote:
>
> >Oingofan wrote:
> >
> >> I see a great mixed drink I would like to make, but it calls for
> >> shaved ice. How do you make that at home? Thx!
> >> Oingofan
> >
> >There are plenty of inexpensive ice shavers you can use. I have on
> >hand-cranked, and one electric. I use the electric most often. I think
> >it cost me $25 at a department store.
> >
> >Gunther Anderson

Great! I'll go check them out. Thx!

On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 15:25:10 -0500, Michael Bohl >
wrote:

>WALMART HAS ICE SHAVERS. in their kitchen appliance, mixers, blenders, etc.
>section. They use standard ice cubes and do a pretty good job, run around
>$15.00 or so. I purchased one and it works great
>
>Oingofan wrote:
>
>> Ah....OK. Thx!
>>
>> On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 16:24:45 -0500, Gunther Anderson
>> > wrote:
>>
>> >Oingofan wrote:
>> >
>> >> I see a great mixed drink I would like to make, but it calls for
>> >> shaved ice. How do you make that at home? Thx!
>> >> Oingofan
>> >
>> >There are plenty of inexpensive ice shavers you can use. I have on
>> >hand-cranked, and one electric. I use the electric most often. I think
>> >it cost me $25 at a department store.
>> >
>> >Gunther Anderson