SNOW SHAVER- SUMMER RECIPES

SNOW SHAVER- Simply fill ice cups with water or flavored beverage and place them in your freezer. After the ice is frozen, remove the ice and place it in the ice grinder. Place bowl or cup under shaver to catch ice. Secure the lid on top and turn the handle clockwise to shave ice. Dump out any remaining ice, do not place fingers in the machine.

ICED STRAWBERRY TEA 1 ice block of tea 1/2 cup cold tea 1 teaspoon sugar 1 tablespoon strawberry syrup 1/4 cup cream of milk 
1. Mix cold tea, sugar, and syrup together. 
2. Pour cold tea mixture over the block of shaved tea.
Pour the cream on top. 

What cool summer recipes do you care to share within the scope of the wiki?


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  1. Margarita
    1 ice block margarita mix
    1 tablespoon lime juice
    1 lime
    1/4 cup tequila
    salt
    1. Squeeze lime around rim and place in salt.
    2. Mix lime juice, tequila and margarita mix together. Pour over shaved margarita mix

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  2. ICED COFFEE
    1 ice block of espresso
    milk
    whipped cream
    1/2 cup coffee
    2 tablespones sugar
    1. Mix coffee and sugat together.
    2. Pour coffee mixtdure over shaved block of expresso. Garnish with whip cream.
    *Add 2 tablespoons rum for an after dinner drink.

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  3. GRAPE SPARKLER
    1 ice block of grape juice grapes for garnish
    1/2 cup ginger ale
    1. Pour ginger ale over shaved grape juice. Garnish with grapes.

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  4. SUMMER MORNING FRUIT BOWL
    1/2 cup raspberries
    1 ice block
    1/2 cup blackberries
    1 teaspoon sugar
    1. Place shaved ice in a bowl
    2. Place raspberries and blackberries on top of ice. Sprinkle with sugar.

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  5. FRESH FRUIT DESSERT
    1/2 cup of blueberries
    1 Banana
    1 ice block of milk
    1 cup raspberries
    sugar to taste
    1/4 cup cream
    1. Place shaved ice in a bowl.
    2. Place blueberries, raspberries adn banana in bowl. Sprinkle with sugar and cream.

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