Reddit reviews Nostalgia SCM502 Vintage Snow Cone Maker
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Holds up to 20 (8 oz.) snow cones at a time.Nostalgia snow cone kits pair perfectlyStainless steel cutting blades360° viewing chamberSide shelf to hold two snow conesA safety switch is built into the shaving mechanism to keep hands safe.This Unit is the perfect size to fit on a kitchen countertop easy to serve snow cones wherever you go!Includes 2 (8 oz.) reusable plastic snow cones, along with an ice scoop to easily serve snow cones.
You might be interested to know that Amazon sells a li'l snow cone machine for pretty cheap. We bought it last summer and used it for a fundraiser. Uses standard ice cubes and works like a champ.
Does it work on eBay? There's a million interesting things you can get off there (kangaroo scrotum keychains, anyone?). On Amazon, maybe:
I talked to my roommate this morning. She was classroom aide for almost 20 years. She also handled cooking lessons and worked in accounting for years. During coffee this morning we talked about this. You need to get some printable name tag labels. Print the information about your club, the school name, and any allergy information (caution contains nuts and eggs). Once you have the labels, have the students decorate them with markers. Get sandwich bags. Have the students put them on the sandwich bags. (None of this has to be perfect. Just let them do it.)
She suggested 3 items. A cookie, a bread, and a muffin. Sell them all for $1 to make it easier on you students. You will need about $40 in 1s to make change. Discourage any large bills like 10s and 20s. When you sell, have the students pass the baked items and handle the cash (you can double check the change).
She suggested getting the Jiffy blueberry mix for muffins. Two per bag. Something like a packed banana bread or something similar. Two slices per bag. Then you can make these. They are no bake cookies. You just need to make sure they cool long enough in the fridge. They work better if you place them on waxed paper so they don't stick to anything. You can put 2 or 3 in a bag depending on size.
We also talked about getting a snow cone machine come summer to earn some money.