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The ice should be used right after crushing this unit is for crushing ice only it is not a cooler or freezer.

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Crushed ice has a greater surface area, allowing it to cool drinks faster. It also tends to melt more quickly, making it ideal for cocktails where fast dilution is desired. Additionally, crushed ice is easier to chew and sip through a straw.


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How can you keep an ice cube from melting?

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Can I get an ice machine that does crushed ice or does it have to be cubes?

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Is it cool to keep ice on your mouth?

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