The cup does the work. A food-safe freezing gel sealed inside the inner wall holds the cold, so when you pour a drink in and squeeze, it crystallises on contact.
Stand the inner liner upright in your freezer until the gel is solid all the way through. Most people leave it in overnight so there is always one ready.
4–6 hoursSoda, juice, lemonade, iced tea, sports and energy drinks, cocktails and mocktails. The colder it goes in, the thicker it comes out, so chill it first.
10 secondsPress the walls in and let them spring back. The drink pulls against the frozen liner and turns to slush while you watch it happen.
30–60 secondsThe gel in the inner wall is colder than the freezing point of your drink. Squeezing pushes the liquid against that surface over and over, so instead of one big block forming, thousands of tiny ice crystals do. That is the difference between a frozen brick and a drinkable slush, and it is why the squeezing matters rather than just waiting.
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