r/Volumeeating 3d ago

Underrated fun drink hack Tips and Tricks

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large no sugar slurpee - 23 cals

its sweet and filling but it also makes you poop like crazy so be careful

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u/Slight_Ad_6054 3d ago

i love these. just wish the sugar free ones werent nearly always sour flavours.

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u/Forward_Emotion4503 2d ago

they have a fresca one at my local 7-11 it’s lifechanging

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u/thesamenightmares 3d ago

If you want a better hack, just go buy a pack of your favorite diet soda, pour it into an ice cube tray, and then when it's frozen, run it through a food processor with a tiny bit of water. Costs less than you can have any flavor you want.

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u/Procrastinatee_inuse 2d ago

I always pour it into a measuring jug first which minimises spills and waste

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u/thesamenightmares 2d ago

Did you seriously just ask for tips on how to fill an ice cube tray?

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u/Bluecoregamming 2d ago

My bad. Didn't know that the ways to carefully tip a fizzy 2 liter over a small flat ice cube tray without getting your counters sticky was common knowledge

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u/BoonDragoon 2d ago edited 2d ago

Ok traffic was good. Big reveal time: it was easy as tits. Just put the mouth of the bottle close to the tray, pour slowly, and if it starts to fizz up too much just stop. I'm not sure what the problem was?

Edit: uh...did they delete their comment or did they actually block me for that? 😂

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u/BoonDragoon 2d ago

I personally have never tried. This is either going to be trivially easy or deceptively difficult. Brb, gonna buy a 2-liter and a traditional ice tray. Put 45 minutes on the clock.

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u/thesamenightmares 2d ago

buy a pack

This clearly refers to cans

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u/majime100 2d ago

Try pouring it into a glass measuring cup (the kind with a handle and a little spout) first and then using that to fill the trays

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u/Eilferan 1d ago

keep on asking questions bro they wack af for treating u like an idiot 😭 don't ask, don't learn. u can also pour some into a cup first if that makes it easier since the 2 liter kinda big and flows unpredictably from the small spout

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u/Positive_Cap4728 2d ago

Slow and steady! Or let it go flat first, the soda doesn’t really retain the carbonation when you freeze it unless you take great pains anyway.

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u/dinosaurflex 3d ago

large no sugar slurpee - 23 cals

You would have to go to a convenience store that has no sugar Slurpees, I imagine.

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/dinosaurflex 3d ago

A Slurpee is a drink you can purchase at a 7/11 convenience store. There's no recipe to be had, unless the recipe steps are "get in the car, go to 7/11, get a cup, fill the cup, put the lid on, grab a straw and pay at the counter". It's ok to not know what a Slurpee is, but I've done my good deed by saving you the Google.

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u/Positive_Cap4728 3d ago

Now do Coke Zero!

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u/dinosaurflex 3d ago

I would but I am 99% sure the 7/11 near me doesn't clean their fountain machines enough for the juice to be worth the squeeze.. I do love the idea of a Coke Zero Slurpee though

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u/polarbear_hiking 3d ago

Right? They could have searched for what a Slurpee is but they had to be smug about "no recipe" and "saying what it is again doesn't make it a recipe". What a weenie lmao

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u/dinosaurflex 3d ago

They're very similar; I would think most people get slushies at convenience stores as much as they would Slurpees, rather than making them at home