Manual Ice Crushers - Tiki Drinks and Food

R RyanTheTerrible Member Joined: Jun 20, 2014 Posts: 39	R RyanTheTerrible Posted posted on Fri, Jun 20, 2014 2:46 PM On 2014-06-20 13:57, AceExplorer wrote: Thanks for joining TC, nice first post! Tell us more about your ice. Ice made from tap water made at home? From bagged ice from a store? Also, what is the condition of your crusher -- new-ish and clean vintage, or has it been around the block and corroded here-and-there? I have a couple new vintage Oster crushers which attach to my blender base and I never have had flavor problems. Usually the ice is so hard that it is an effective cleaning agent for your crusher if you run a few trays of ice through it. Again, glad to have you here on TC! I think you'll enjoy it and will learn a lot. Thanks Ace, excited to be here! It is ice from the tap, and the crusher came in clean vintage, no visible signs of wear. I'll just keep putting a few trays through it and hope that it works! Thanks for the tip.

On 2014-06-20 13:57, AceExplorer wrote:
Thanks for joining TC, nice first post!

Tell us more about your ice. Ice made from tap water made at home? From bagged ice from a store? Also, what is the condition of your crusher -- new-ish and clean vintage, or has it been around the block and corroded here-and-there?

I have a couple new vintage Oster crushers which attach to my blender base and I never have had flavor problems. Usually the ice is so hard that it is an effective cleaning agent for your crusher if you run a few trays of ice through it.

Again, glad to have you here on TC! I think you'll enjoy it and will learn a lot.

Thanks Ace, excited to be here!

It is ice from the tap, and the crusher came in clean vintage, no visible signs of wear. I'll just keep putting a few trays through it and hope that it works! Thanks for the tip.

Post #720625 by RyanTheTerrible on Fri, Jun 20, 2014 2:46 PM