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blue_dolphin

38 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

I'm not looking for sorbet texture.  I can do sorbet in the Ninja, which now lives in the bedroom.  What I am looking for is a lighter, icier texture.  There is a dial to adjust the texture from little frozen curls to the finest powdered snow.


Well, I use the same mix for popsicles and sorbets. If you’re confident that your  slushie machine would turn that into a sorbet, regardless of the dial setting, then perhaps popsicles aren’t a good starting point for your needs. 
 

Edited to add - maybe start with something as water-like as possible if that’s the texture you’re aiming for. Maybe a strong cup of tea or coffee, sweetened to your taste?

 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

7 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

I'm not looking for sorbet texture.  I can do sorbet in the Ninja, which now lives in the bedroom.  What I am looking for is a lighter, icier texture.  There is a dial to adjust the texture from little frozen curls to the finest powdered snow.


Well, I use the same mix for popsicles and sorbets. If you’re confident that your  slushie machine would turn that into a sorbet, regardless of the dial setting, then perhaps popsicles aren’t a good starting point for your needs. 

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