Complete Cuisine 35-Oz. Margarita + Frozen Drink Maker, 4-Drink Capacity, Adjustable Ice Texture, Model# SBL-1208A

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- Make Frozen Drinks like a Pro: Enjoy refreshing margaritas, daiquiris, frozen cocktails, smoothies, slushies, and more right from your kitchen. This frozen beverage maker transforms ordinary ice cubes into perfectly blended frozen drinks for entertaining, parties, and everyday enjoyment.
- Customize your Ice Texture: An adjustable coarseness control allows you to select between fine snow-like ice and thicker slush consistency. Create the ideal texture for everything from creamy smoothies and frozen mocktails to classic margaritas and tropical blended beverages.
- Shaves and Mixes at the Same Time: The integrated ice shaving blade works alongside a mixing paddle that continuously stirs ingredients as ice is processed. This simultaneous action helps create smooth, evenly blended frozen drinks with less effort and greater consistency.
- 35 Oz Pitcher Makes up to 4 Drinks: The large-capacity pitcher holds up to 35 ounces, making enough frozen beverages for family gatherings, parties, or entertaining guests. Prepare multiple servings in a single batch and spend more time enjoying the occasion.
- Easy to Use and Clean: Simply add standard ice cubes and your favorite ingredients to start creating delicious frozen beverages. Featuring a user-friendly design with removable components, this frozen drink machine is easy to clean and convenient to store between uses.
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