I had the popcorn popper. The red spoon in front was for measuring the kernels. That triangle on the lower orange part just above the spoon is a flip up door, so you could put the bags underneath to dispense the popcorn. The whole upper orange part lifted off the lower white part to clean it out. It actually worked surprisingly well for one of those kid appliance things.
I had (and have again thanks to Ebay) the original version of the Snoopy Sno-cone Machine. It's very similar to the Frosty one in this ad. My niece and I used it recently and made some cranberry juice snow cones.
I had the sno-cone maker (put ice cubes in his hat and if you could turn the metal crank it would shave the ice, but half the time if just got stuck) and the 7-Up Dispenser (pour pop in the tank and use the handle on the spout to disperse it - nothing cool but it had a logo on it).
I still have the seven up machine! I loved that thing. We played drive through in out playhouse. Someone would come to the window and order a soda. I was practicing for my illustrious high school career in fast food.
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I had the popcorn popper. The red spoon in front was for measuring the kernels. That triangle on the lower orange part just above the spoon is a flip up door, so you could put the bags underneath to dispense the popcorn. The whole upper orange part lifted off the lower white part to clean it out. It actually worked surprisingly well for one of those kid appliance things.
ReplyDeleteI had (and have again thanks to Ebay) the original version of the Snoopy Sno-cone Machine. It's very similar to the Frosty one in this ad. My niece and I used it recently and made some cranberry juice snow cones.
ReplyDeleteI always wanted these for Christmas when I was a kid. Especially the Pizza Hut and Pepsi machines. Never got a one.
ReplyDeleteI had the sno-cone maker (put ice cubes in his hat and if you could turn the metal crank it would shave the ice, but half the time if just got stuck) and the 7-Up Dispenser (pour pop in the tank and use the handle on the spout to disperse it - nothing cool but it had a logo on it).
ReplyDeleteI still have the seven up machine! I loved that thing. We played drive through in out playhouse. Someone would come to the window and order a soda. I was practicing for my illustrious high school career in fast food.
ReplyDeleteI also had the snow cone maker. Second hand, though, I think.
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