I’ll draw your gacha life oc IF..

[@Ac1drott1ng]

Slushies Almost there.. Hurry.. HURRY UP OMG😒 Years later.. Love ur content but wait Ughhh Aaaaaa Are u still here…?? Hi My hands hurt 0:11 0:11 Ok I’m done..? Jk I’m done Bye Nah bro Aaa I neeed to eat I’ll be backzz Nvm man Aaaaaaa Okay I’m done bud Y Yyy Ty Y O Slushy Slushieu SUBSCRIBE AND LIKE 👍🏽 TO HER DONE ✅ ❤ 😢 😮 😊 0:25 0:25 I’m done ✔️ I’m hungry 😋 TALK ABOUT THE MUSIC BRO 😎 SHHHHHHH HELP OOO I got candy

[@SlushWRLD]

WOAHHH

[@Ac1drott1ng]

@@SlushWRLD help.

[@Why_miyoshi]

OMG

[@SlushWRLD]

WINNER

[@Ac1drott1ng]

@@SlushWRLD TYSM TYYY (I might draw u now😟 if ya wanna know how I draw it’s in my community post!and OC!

[@notrixi3]

Slushies are a popular frozen beverage that is perfect for hot summer days. They are made by blending ice and flavored syrups to create a refreshing and sweet treat. Slushies come in a variety of flavors, such as cherry, blue raspberry, and grape. Some slushies even have added ingredients, such as candy pieces or fruit chunks. Slushies are often sold at convenience stores, gas stations, and movie theaters. They are a fun and tasty way to cool down and satisfy your sweet tooth. Whether you prefer a classic flavor or something new and adventurous, there's a slushie out there for everyone to enjoy.❤

[@SlushWRLD]

basically just spam slushie the most you can and if you have the longest spam you win! example : SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES (you can just copy and paste it to make it more faster!) (and it doesnt have to be just saying slushies you can mke it a spam comment but just make sure its something ABOUT slushies!)

[@Xxxarizdxxx]

𝚃𝚘𝚘 lazy🥱

[@Why_miyoshi]

Tried my best😅

[@GACHASKYY]

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[@thatfuckingdog]

I tried 👍

[@Why_miyoshi]

​@@SlushWRLDI wrote much more tho 😭

[@Its_CamilleYT]

Slushies are a delicious refreshing drink that is perfect for a day at the park, a nice walk downtown or just to drink with your friends! There are many many MANY different flavors including: Blue raspberry, raspberry, strawberry, lemonade, pink lemonade, coke a cola, grapefruit, sour patch kids, berry, Georgia peach and pretty much anything if it’s a flavor. If you live under a rock and don’t know what a damn slushy is, it’s a nice cold drink. Kinda like a snow cone but a bit different. But if you ever drink a slushy NEVER EVER EVERRR Drink the slushy to fast. This causes a brain freeze which isn’t very pleasant! It makes your brain cold and gives you a weird feeling. Lots of places around the world sell slushies inculding 7 11, Taco Bell, AM PM, and really just almost every gas station. Slushies really are an amazing drink. In the late 1950’s, Omar Knedlik invented slushies. Omar had the idea when their soda fountain broke down. So he put his sodas in freezer to stay nice and refreshing. Of course, this caused the sodas to turn into slushies, my favorite drink! *fun fact! A very popular slushy brand is ICEE* According to google the most popular slushy flavor is Coca-cola and wild Cherry which are both super tasty flavors! Personally, my favorite slushy flavor is Georgia peach, I just think it tastes so good! Anyways, I know I’m definitely not winning this contest but it was fun writting about my fav drink😂

[@dtisharingiscaringg]

you deserved to win anyways 7 months late 😭

[@Its_CamilleYT]

@@dtisharingiscaringg ty, it took me awhile to type😔😔

[@Hp1fan]

​@@Its_CamilleYTIt's ok at least u tried girl/man!

[@Kacy_Cake-SaffyTaffy]

Slushies R DA BEST

[@millieieiee]

Slushie!!❤ btw I hope u get to 55k soon! U deserve it!!!❤

[@Gachapan-cakes]

Love ur vids sm that I put u in my first post which is an Inspiration post as u made me feel so confident and good abt playing gacha!! Thank you sm!!!

[@Kimizz_gvach]

Slushies are an absolute delight, aren't they? The sheer bliss of sipping on that icy, flavorful concoction that effortlessly marries crushed ice with the sweet, tangy embrace of fruity goodness - it's an unparalleled experience. The vibrant colors alone are a visual feast, drawing you in with their promise of refreshment and flavor-packed enjoyment. From the first sip to the last, that icy chill dances on your taste buds, sending shivers of pleasure down your spine as it tantalizes your senses. It's not just a drink; it's an escape from the ordinary, a momentary retreat into a world of pure enjoyment. The variety of flavors ensures there's always something to suit your mood - whether it's the classic fruity blends, zesty citrus explosions, or even more unconventional and daring mixes that keep surprising your palate. The sound of the machine churning out that perfect slushy consistency, the anticipation as you watch it pour into your cup, and that first glorious taste that instantly cools you down on a hot day - it's an experience that never fails to bring joy. The love for slushies isn't just about the drink itself; it's about the memories they evoke, the joy they bring, and the simple happiness found in each icy sip.

[@xmarii.x]

Nah this one is the longest one (i think)

[@Star_alex01]

First merry christmas

[@SimeonEtika-x4x]

IM A HIG FAN OF SLUSHIES PLUS I LOVEEEE SLUSHIES LIKE YOU!! NAD I LOVE UR VIDS!! but i dont have a oc but a shoutout thank you!! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH KEEP POSTING!! love ur avaters too!!!!!

[@Fnafplaysgames.]

But mmm slushies. Are the best treat! Also heres 28846993697314800 slushies for you girl slay👑

[@Practicalbench]

Slushie are my favorite there are very cooling for the summer i drink them in the winter to for some reason ❤slushies are the best they have so many flavors to chose from and i can even eat them to they look awesome and taste awesome 2 they sometimes cause a brainfreeze but thats just for a little while so don’t drink to fast!!! Or else u might get a brainfreeze or even choke if u are careful you can enjoy them when you buy it make sure u get the biggest one so u can enjoy that cool breeze for a while and share them with your friends and family! My favorite slush is slushWRLD cuz she makes a whole kind of videos that are funny in my opinion she is my favorite gachatuber Ik its not long because i wrote this before school lol

[@SeavKao]

Contents History edit Omar Knedlik invented machines to make frozen beverages in the late 1950s. The idea for a slushed ice drink came when Knedlik's soda fountain broke down, forcing him to put his sodas in a freezer to stay cool, which caused them to become slushy. The result was popular with customers, which gave him the idea to make a machine to help make a "slushy" from carbonated beverages. When it became popular, Knedlik hired an artist named Ruth E. Taylor to create a name and a logo for his invention. She created the Icee name and designed the original logo, which is still used today. Early prototypes for the machine made use of an automobile air conditioning unit.[1] After a successful trial of Icee machines in 100 stores,[2] 7-Eleven made a licensing deal with The Icee Company to sell the product under certain conditions in 1965. Two of these were that 7-Eleven must use a different name for the product, and that the company was allowed to sell the product only in 7-Eleven locations in the US, a non-compete clause ensuring the two drinks never went head to head for distribution rights. 7-Eleven then sold the product that in 1966 became known as the "Slurpee" (for the sound made when drinking them). The term was coined by Bob Stanford, a 7-Eleven advertisement agency director. The Slurpee machine has a separate spout, or spigot, for each flavor at the front of a tumbler or freezer. To the right of the spouts is a small table and a tray with various snacks. Above the tray with snacks are the cups, lids and straws customers can take with their Slurpees. Sizes include Small, Large and Mega. When Slurpees were first introduced, the dispensing machine was located behind the counter, and the clerk dispensed the product. Common Slurpee flavors are frozen Cherry, Coca-Cola, and Mountain Dew, but new flavors are introduced regularly. In the Slurpee's early history, flavors rotated much more frequently than today. Slurpee flavors were given novelty names such as Pink Fink, Adults Only, Moonshine, Kissin' Cousin, Gully Washer, Sticky Icky, and Redeye. In 1990, Dallas-based Southland Corporation, 7-Eleven's founder and US operator, went bankrupt, but 7-Eleven Japan, and its parent Ito-Yokado, bought 70% of Southland in 1991 for $430 million and quickly launched renovations of the US stores. As a result, the US chains became more efficient, although 1,218 stores are closed. Following the Japanese model, the new 7-Eleven stores set up a weekly system to monitor inventories to ensure popular items are always in stock.[3] A Slurpee Inflatable at a location in Florida in 2023. A Slurpee Inflatable Following their respective acquisitions by 7-Eleven, A-Plus and Speedway both started selling Slurpee-branded drinks prior to their conversion to 7-Eleven. Many fans of Speedway's own frozen drink, Speedy Freeze, complained on social media about the drink being replaced by Slurpee-branded products, though other frozen drink fans have said the two drinks are identical

[@donnaevans6723]

Merry christmas❤

[@LorelysAponte]

I love you’re vids every time I’m sad I watch youre vids and I laugh you make my day❤❤❤

[@cherrydragons02]

I don’t know what a slushy is but I’m sure it’s delicious

[@nehemiahtillman7077]

Slushies are so good so much flavors even can have it by a chary blossom tree even with family slushies help with depression to when i was depressed slushies help me get through hard times but the bet part is you get to share with friends :D best luck who ever wins

[@Night_mare226]

First 🎉 love your vids

[@himariXmiraki]

I LOVE SLUSHIESSSSSSSS BTW CAN I DRAW UR OC? Edit: I already drawd it😅 where do I send it to you

[@SlushWRLD]

you can post it in your community post!

[@himariXmiraki]

How do I have the community thing?

[@SlushWRLD]

@@himariXmiraki Or u can just post it in ur videos, (srry im so late to reply)

[@GamerOfficial_Pro]

Slushies My oc is green hair and black (Do whatever hair you want) Blue eyes the one is black Do whatever clothes and tada

[@shadowuwu7773]

When will the prank wars continue

[@Shadow_sup]

Slushies are tasty and slushies are sadly forbidden un india, but slushies are still food and tasty slushies are different colors and unhelathy but still good, slushies are one of the best drinks and are mad eof ice and lots of flavours the slushies are a lot like smoothies. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤all animals can drink slsugies but you cannot eat slushies because they are a drink.. and i love slushies and you love slushies.........Godbye slush Scroll down 👇 We love slushies!!!!!!!!

[@deepikagautam613]

First merry Christmas and I love your videos even though it’s my Christmas now just say it by the way, please make my my OC I love my OC it’s cute

[@The_one_queen358]

The History of Slushies Introduction: Slushies, those icy and refreshing beverages that bring joy on hot summer days, have a long and fascinating history. From ancient ice treats enjoyed by royalty to the modern-day convenience store staple, the evolution of slushies is a testament to human ingenuity and our desire for cool indulgence. In this article, we will take a journey through time to explore the origins, innovations, and cultural significance of slushies. Ancient Beginnings: The concept of enjoying frozen treats dates back thousands of years. In ancient China around 200 BC, people would mix snow with fruit juices or honey to create an early version of what we now know as a slushie. This delicacy was reserved for royalty due to the scarcity and labor-intensive process required to obtain ice in warmer climates. Innovation in Ancient Persia: Fast forward several centuries later to ancient Persia (modern-day Iran), where they took frozen delights even further. Around 400 BC, Persians developed an ingenious method called "yakhchal" for storing ice throughout the year. These structures were essentially large underground chambers designed with thick walls made from heat-resistant materials like mud bricks or clay mixed with straw or ash. The yakhchal's unique design allowed it to capture cold air during winter nights while insulating against heat during summer months. During celebrations or special occasions, people would retrieve blocks of ice from these yakhchals and crush them into fine flakes using wooden mallets or other tools. These flakes were then flavored with various syrups made from fruits like pomegranate or grapes before being served as a refreshing treat similar in concept to modern-day slushies. Ice Houses & Snow Cones: As civilizations advanced across different regions over time, so did their methods for enjoying frozen treats. In medieval times (around the 9th century), the Arabs introduced "ice houses" or "ice pits" to preserve ice. These structures were built with thick walls and insulation materials, similar to the yakhchals in Persia. In ancient Rome, Emperor Nero was known for sending runners into the mountains to collect snow, which was then flavored with honey and fruit juices. This early form of a snow cone became popular among Roman citizens as a way to beat the heat during summer months. Industrial Revolution & Ice Cream: The Industrial Revolution in the 18th century brought significant advancements in refrigeration technology, making ice more accessible to a wider population. With this newfound availability of ice, frozen treats began to gain popularity beyond elite circles. Inventors and entrepreneurs seized upon this opportunity by developing machines that could produce crushed ice on a larger scale. One such innovation was attributed to an Italian immigrant named Antonio Latini who created a machine called "mangiatore di ghiaccio" (ice-eater) in 1692. This device allowed for easier production of crushed ice, which could then be used for various culinary purposes including frozen desserts. The Birth of Slushies: The true birth of slushies as we know them today can be traced back to the mid-20th century when technological advancements made it possible for individuals and businesses alike to create these icy delights on demand. In 1950s America, Omar Knedlik accidentally stumbled upon what would become one of the most iconic frozen beverages - The ICEE (later renamed Slurpee). Knedlik owned a Dairy Queen franchise but lacked adequate refrigeration equipment for his sodas. To improvise, he placed bottles of soda in his freezer until they reached a semi-frozen state before serving them. Customers loved this new texture and consistency so much that Knedlik decided to develop specialized machines that could produce these semi-frozen drinks consistently - thus, the ICEE machine was born. The ICEE gained popularity quickly and caught the attention of 7-Eleven, a convenience store chain that saw its potential. In 1965, 7-Eleven partnered with The ICEE Company to create their own version of the semi-frozen drink called "Slurpee." The Slurpee became an instant hit and remains one of the most recognizable slushie brands worldwide. Cultural Significance & Variations: Slushies have become more than just a refreshing beverage; they hold cultural significance in various regions around the world. In Japan, for example, shaved ice treats known as "kakigori" are popular during summer festivals. These finely shaved ice desserts are often flavored with sweet syrups made from fruits like strawberry or melon. In Italy, granita has been enjoyed for centuries as a traditional frozen dessert. Made by blending water, sugar, and various flavorings such as lemon or coffee, granita has a coarser texture compared to other slushie variations. In India and parts of South Asia, street vendors offer their own versions of icy delights called "golas" or "chuskis." These treats consist of crushed ice molded into balls or cones and then drenched in flavored syrups like rose or mango. Conclusion: From ancient China to modern-day convenience stores worldwide, the history of slushies is one filled with innovation, adaptation, and cultural significance. What began as a luxury reserved for royalty has evolved into an accessible delight enjoyed by people across different cultures. Whether you prefer sipping on a Slurpee at your local 7-Eleven or indulging in traditional kakigori during Japanese summer festivals, slushies continue to bring joy and relief from scorching temperatures. So next time you take a sip from your favorite icy treat, remember the rich history behind it, and appreciate the journey that has led to this frozen delight.

[@darkheartd1852]

ME!

[@kaylaramos-w4t]

SLUSHIES slichie slushie nvm im oc is on tiktok but good luck

[@Leah-gaming]

Slushie ❤ sorry I’m lates

[@Fnafplaysgames.]

Btw my oc is basically yours but black and purple and orange wings green eyes

[@Nova_Kit090]

Paragraph 1: Introduction Slushies, those delightful frozen beverages made from crushed ice and flavored syrup, have captivated taste buds and provided refreshment for generations. Paragraph 2: Historical Origins The history of slushies can be traced back to ancient times, where people would mix snow with fruit juices or syrups to create rudimentary frozen treats. However, it wasn’t until the 1950s that the modern slushie began to take shape with the invention of the ICEE machine by Omar Knedlik. Paragraph 3: Evolution Since their inception, slushies have evolved from simple snow cones to sophisticated frozen beverages available in a myriad of flavors and variations. From classic fruit flavors to exotic combinations, there’s a slushie to suit every taste. Paragraph 4: Cultural Significance Slushies hold significant cultural significance, often portrayed as symbols of carefree enjoyment and nostalgia in popular media, including films, TV shows, and music videos. Their presence in these mediums has further solidified their status as beloved frozen treats. Paragraph 5: Science Behind Slushies The process of making slushies involves freezing a mixture of water, sugar, and flavorings while simultaneously agitating it to create tiny ice crystals. This unique process gives slushies their signature texture and refreshing taste.

[@Cloudy_clue1]

(i don't want you to draw it bc im doing this for no reason 😂) Slushies, those mesmerizing frozen elixirs, have entrenched themselves as a quintessential emblem of summertime indulgence, weaving a narrative of delight through an intricate tapestry of flavors, textures, and cultural significance. Originating in the late 1950s, the advent of slushies owes its genesis to the ingenious mind of Omar Knedlik, whose creation of the Slurpee machine heralded a transformative era in frozen beverages. This visionary apparatus not only froze carbonated drinks but also birthed the notion of a semi-frozen, slushy consistency that would become the hallmark of the modern slushie. Embarking on a sensory journey, the anatomy of a slushie unfolds in its meticulous assembly. Crushed or shaved ice, meticulously calibrated, becomes the canvas upon which a symphony of flavored syrups is artfully layered. The result is a multisensory experience where the dance of cold, sweetness, and texture harmonizes to create a refreshing libation that transcends the bounds of mere thirst quenching. This frozen concoction's evolution is an odyssey, progressing from its humble beginnings to a diverse spectrum of flavors that cater to an ever-expanding palate. In the realm of slushie flavor profiles, the classics, such as cherry and blue raspberry, remain steadfast, invoking a sense of nostalgia for many. Yet, the contemporary landscape has witnessed a proliferation of avant-garde combinations, a kaleidoscope of tastes that range from exotic fruit medleys to whimsical fusions pushing the boundaries of flavor experimentation. Each sip becomes a sensorial exploration, an adventure into the unknown realms of taste. Beyond the gustatory allure, slushies embrace an aesthetic dimension that elevates them to more than just frozen beverages. The vibrant and captivating colors inherent in these icy marvels transform them into visual spectacles, akin to liquid art. It's a feast for the eyes as much as the palate, with hues that beckon from the depths of frozen reservoirs, promising a refreshing escape from the mundane. The cultural resonance of slushies extends far beyond their frozen confines, embedding themselves in leisurely moments at amusement parks, becoming impromptu pit stops at convenience stores, and prompting immersive exploration of specialty beverage shops. The act of selecting a slushie becomes a ritual, a moment of pause in the hustle of daily life, where choices are made, and individual preferences are celebrated. Slushie machines, with their rhythmic whirring and vibrant displays, have emerged as ubiquitous fixtures in diverse culinary landscapes. These technological marvels democratize the creation of icy concoctions, allowing patrons to become architects of their frozen dreams. The customization process unfolds with each press of a button, a symphony of flavors meticulously dispensed into awaiting cups, ready to transport the drinker to a world of personal taste ecstasy. Whether one craves the zesty, sharp notes of citrus that awaken the senses or seeks solace in the velvety sweetness of tropical fruits, slushies stand as not just beverages but immersive experiences. They offer respite from the scorching sun and provide an opportunity for flavor escapades that stretch the boundaries of imagination. In the tapestry of frozen beverages, slushies have woven themselves as cherished frozen reveries, a journey that transcends refreshment to become a symphonic celebration of taste and sensation.

[@PastelUnibunny]

POV: Your trying to comment but KZbin stops you everytime

[@Why_miyoshi]

Me I could've done more but KZbin doesn't let me 😭

[@nvmpluto]

Frr

[@autiquics]

@@Why_miyoshiSAME I FID LIKE 500 ROWS OF SAYING SLUSHIES BUT THEN KZbin SQID ‘Nuh uh not today I don’t want u to win👹’

[@Why_miyoshi]

@@autiquics 😭😭😭

[@Fallingdonuts_YT]

I know🥲

[@ElinaDeijkers]

slush i love your vids and il like if your doing mine but thats your choice so choose someone that you and yea byee

[@Irenetapulao]

slushies go slushies!🎉

[@1XoAuroraXo1]

Slushie Mm Mmm Mmm Merry Christmas ❤

[@ghitabaladi2805]

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[@nyshitakasineni1471]

Me plz I been watching your vids till when u posted 4 new videos when u first started

[@jakenjohnniemwah]

Shlushies 😋 I’m tired

[@Kawaii_Crystal13]

Btw if u choose me my oc is like half bunny, wearing yellow and pink, and wearing a kitty ears hat

[@w0lfyKris]

Sup y’all, SLUSHIES! Y’all alive here?

[@PurpleKYO_l0v3uall]

Slushies B

[@Why_miyoshi]

COME ON IT'S BEEN A HOUR WHO IS THE WINNER????! Even if it's not me I'm still curious :')

[@dijanaperic8084]

Slushies😅

[@WeirdOnPawz]

Slushes are the best! You can get them at the gas station while on a road trip!! (Scroll down for more info) I love slushes and I hope u do too!!😊 🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤 😋😋😋🥤🥤🥤🧃🧃🧃 Also I love ur content!! :D Alr im done now. Your still here? I said I was done.. Well I might as well give u a prize… FREE SLUSHIES FOR ALL!!!! 🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤

[@MIMIBirch15]

Sorry my phone was gliching

[@annerachannel114]

slushies my finger hurts but i dont care slushies slushies slushies slushies omg my back 😊😊😊😊😊

[@lilacproofsx]

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[@ifroggy123]

Slushies slushies slushies

[@SimeonEtika-x4x]

SLUSHIES ARE A COLD FAMOUS DRINK AND YOU LOVE THRM EHICH IS WHY UR NAME IS SLUSHIE!!

[@Aspeni1]

*infinite slushies*

[@HappyAstronaut-dm9qw]

slushie

[@ibrahimsayel2293]

Pov:When your to lazy to do it 💀

[@SlushWRLD]

NAWW FR 💀💀💀

[@Xxxarizdxxx]

​@@SlushWRLD𝚏𝚛 𝚝𝚑𝚘 💀

[@GACHASKYY]

Fr

[@Kimizz_gvach]

CAN I GET A SHOUTOUT PLEASE! I LOVE UR VIDS YOUR MY IDOL

[@krystinastark5056]

SLUSHIES

[@eve1yn57]

slushies

[@eve1yn57]

slushies the pfp isn't my real gacha of its old but it's fine if you do that

[@franksaenz910]

He r some slushes slush alsp slush do u like slushes is that why ur name slush also im a new fan slush and I like slushes to soooo here u go c: slush slush slush slush slush slush SLUSH :3 bye

[@XxstxrydemiXx]

Slashes If your reading this go further Almost there! You made it!

[@Kimizz_gvach]

Slushies

[@ShikaGo.q]

SLUSHI SLUSHI

[@Fnafplaysgames.]

Slushie

[@XxBeau_IsntNormalxX]

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[@Julissa_MyLove22]

Yay I’m finally first❤

[@hearts4raii]

SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES SLUSHIES

[@Shadowquinn677]

How are you even going to dput it what do we have to send it to you or something or

[@SlushWRLD]

I can just check ur channel for ur oc if you have it but if not pls make a post of your oc!

[@Naomi.basic.]

@@SlushWRLD what happens when you don't have a channel and can't make one?

[@RoseteaBagabirwa]

slushies are slushies if u dont like slushies ur weird cuz how doesnt like slushies i mean if u dont ur also cray cray like ican name many slushie flavors like cherry bluberry lemon coke and there are proba;lly more but still there delightful and delsious ! and i love ove love love them! i will have them with my breatfast with my lunch and i will also have them with my dinner and also i will just have them and time cuz there so good! Ok i really really really love slushies cuz i am just like that so yeah and i also want u to do the thing for me to but mostly its about slushies but slaushies arnt the best drink are they!? YES THEYY ARE oviously! DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! so if ur wondering when i started to like slushies i started to like them when i was 3 monthes old ! its been 16 years and i still love them so there if some one thinks they love slushies more than me then ur very wrong! ok so im gonna go get a slushy and u guys can also get slushies but i can drink more slushies and i will do that when i go get slushies so just know slushies are the best drink ever so yeah slushies

[@Noor-uv3vq]

Well trying to beat me on the slushie war i see please gurl i just want to be noticed slushies are the deilight ya im not good at spelling so ya im not a fan of spelling but slushies is the micture of liquid and nonliquid it is the happy light in ur stomach it is the inspiration to try much more slushies its beautifully the best drink ive had it is my second favirote drink sorry i gotta be honest i dont wanna lie but i like mojitos more but slushies are the inspiration inside my mouth the happy in the dark the tall in short the light in the dark it is a mirical that it is true it is a wonderful thing that they invented such a drink but but buuuut its is unfortunate that we cant have it for breakfast lunch and dinner because then it will be unhealthy for us to drink sooo much but the girl with the long comment about slushies is trying to beat me i just wanna be noticed for some people im just a nobody now i ient going to give sad story im going to continue typing even though my hand is hurting by now but i am not giving up so slushies a happy in sad it is such a great drink they sould make a song about it that goes like this btw sorry if its not good im trying to make it look long Go go go go go slushie its ur brithday We gotta party like its ur birthday Oh oh oh ohhhhhhhhhh yaaaaaaa Tht was not good how abou a poem S slushies are so good like purple and blue L and like red and green we be like ayo slushie wanna go for some juice Nope nada hard pass im not a poem kind of girl ohh let me tell u a I can give u the 20 letters of the alphabet Man:there's 27 letters in the alphabet he cant count haha Oh sorry i forgot the U R A Q T Man:thats 24 he still cant count Oh ill give U T H D later baby 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I saw it on shorts so is this the talles or what hahaaaaa beat that girls ❤

[@carolynmarie9307]

I tried

[@gladysbelleartieda1944]

NVM I CANT DO VIDS IM ON PC I DONT KNOW HOW-

[@Chescacat..2020]

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[@carolynmarie9307]

First!

[@Ashxyl]

Shlu- I give up😅

[@Breanna_gurl1]

slushies plz draw my oc its in my channel

[@Noor-uv3vq]

And if that does not count then read this slushies are sooooo good that i would drink or eat them for breackfast lunch dinner okay sooo i wonce told my mom when we were in disney when she gave me her slushie i said :what are u trading it for huh mom ? She laughed and said nothing and i told her there is no way that she would just give it to me by free chances after an hour i was eating ice cream and she said i gave u my slushie before gimme some and somehow and somewhat i just knew she was goi going to use it agenest me i dont think im typing that correctly please leave me comments how to write it soo does that cout as a long comment about slushies

[@Jana_Duhhh]

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[@FNAFhomie]

What-… NOOOOO

[@StxrDust123]

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[@YumeDivine1]

S L U S H I I E S SLUSHIES :DDD /\_/\ ^^ IM BATMAN 🦇 YEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHHEHEEHHEHEHEHEHHEH EH D BC HDVDJSVSJ

[@aalessandra_ll.43]

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[@Ava_A_6391]

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[@heartsforbroccoli]

guys I hate everything and everyone including myself Yk y? I LEGIT MADE SUCH A LONG COMMENT THAT I SPENT 31 MINUTES ON AND GUESS WHAT? MY BATTERY DIED😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 GUESS I HAVE TO RE DO IT NOW😫✋🏼

[@heartsforbroccoli]

guys so annoying KZbin told me I couldn't CMNT the slushy so I had to copy that and now I have to Putin my notes and record and put it on my yt sooooooo...

[@heartsforbroccoli]

ok so it turned into a short so pleaseeeee look at that video🤭

[@Payten_Louise]

Haiii slushWRLD can u draw my oc there r some vids of it i named her Emmy and blah blah blah blah blah blah btw... SLUSHIESSS💅💅💅💅

[@MIMIBirch15]

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[@Ur_local_hammy]

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[@Practicalbench]

Slushie are my favorite there are very cooling for the summer i drink them in the winter to for some reason ❤slushies are the best they have so many flavors to chose from and i can even eat them to they look awesome and taste awesome 2 they sometimes cause a brainfreeze but thats just for a little while so don’t drink to fast!!! Or else u might get a brainfreeze or even choke if u are careful you can enjoy them when you buy it make sure u get the biggest one so u can enjoy that cool breeze for a while and share them with your friends and family! My favorite slush is slushWRLD cuz she makes a whole kind of videos that are funny in my opinion she is my favorite gachatuber Ik its not long because i wrote this before school lol

[@The_one_queen358]

The History of Slushies Introduction: Slushies, those icy and refreshing beverages that bring joy on hot summer days, have a long and fascinating history. From ancient ice treats enjoyed by royalty to the modern-day convenience store staple, the evolution of slushies is a testament to human ingenuity and our desire for cool indulgence. In this article, we will take a journey through time to explore the origins, innovations, and cultural significance of slushies. Ancient Beginnings: The concept of enjoying frozen treats dates back thousands of years. In ancient China around 200 BC, people would mix snow with fruit juices or honey to create an early version of what we now know as a slushie. This delicacy was reserved for royalty due to the scarcity and labor-intensive process required to obtain ice in warmer climates. Innovation in Ancient Persia: Fast forward several centuries later to ancient Persia (modern-day Iran), where they took frozen delights even further. Around 400 BC, Persians developed an ingenious method called "yakhchal" for storing ice throughout the year. These structures were essentially large underground chambers designed with thick walls made from heat-resistant materials like mud bricks or clay mixed with straw or ash. The yakhchal's unique design allowed it to capture cold air during winter nights while insulating against heat during summer months. During celebrations or special occasions, people would retrieve blocks of ice from these yakhchals and crush them into fine flakes using wooden mallets or other tools. These flakes were then flavored with various syrups made from fruits like pomegranate or grapes before being served as a refreshing treat similar in concept to modern-day slushies. Ice Houses & Snow Cones: As civilizations advanced across different regions over time, so did their methods for enjoying frozen treats. In medieval times (around the 9th century), the Arabs introduced "ice houses" or "ice pits" to preserve ice. These structures were built with thick walls and insulation materials, similar to the yakhchals in Persia. In ancient Rome, Emperor Nero was known for sending runners into the mountains to collect snow, which was then flavored with honey and fruit juices. This early form of a snow cone became popular among Roman citizens as a way to beat the heat during summer months. Industrial Revolution & Ice Cream: The Industrial Revolution in the 18th century brought significant advancements in refrigeration technology, making ice more accessible to a wider population. With this newfound availability of ice, frozen treats began to gain popularity beyond elite circles. Inventors and entrepreneurs seized upon this opportunity by developing machines that could produce crushed ice on a larger scale. One such innovation was attributed to an Italian immigrant named Antonio Latini who created a machine called "mangiatore di ghiaccio" (ice-eater) in 1692. This device allowed for easier production of crushed ice, which could then be used for various culinary purposes including frozen desserts. The Birth of Slushies: The true birth of slushies as we know them today can be traced back to the mid-20th century when technological advancements made it possible for individuals and businesses alike to create these icy delights on demand. In 1950s America, Omar Knedlik accidentally stumbled upon what would become one of the most iconic frozen beverages - The ICEE (later renamed Slurpee). Knedlik owned a Dairy Queen franchise but lacked adequate refrigeration equipment for his sodas. To improvise, he placed bottles of soda in his freezer until they reached a semi-frozen state before serving them. Customers loved this new texture and consistency so much that Knedlik decided to develop specialized machines that could produce these semi-frozen drinks consistently - thus, the ICEE machine was born. The ICEE gained popularity quickly and caught the attention of 7-Eleven, a convenience store chain that saw its potential. In 1965, 7-Eleven partnered with The ICEE Company to create their own version of the semi-frozen drink called "Slurpee." The Slurpee became an instant hit and remains one of the most recognizable slushie brands worldwide. Cultural Significance & Variations: Slushies have become more than just a refreshing beverage; they hold cultural significance in various regions around the world. In Japan, for example, shaved ice treats known as "kakigori" are popular during summer festivals. These finely shaved ice desserts are often flavored with sweet syrups made from fruits like strawberry or melon. In Italy, granita has been enjoyed for centuries as a traditional frozen dessert. Made by blending water, sugar, and various flavorings such as lemon or coffee, granita has a coarser texture compared to other slushie variations. In India and parts of South Asia, street vendors offer their own versions of icy delights called "golas" or "chuskis." These treats consist of crushed ice molded into balls or cones and then drenched in flavored syrups like rose or mango. Conclusion: From ancient China to modern-day convenience stores worldwide, the history of slushies is one filled with innovation, adaptation, and cultural significance. What began as a luxury reserved for royalty has evolved into an accessible delight enjoyed by people across different cultures. Whether you prefer sipping on a Slurpee at your local 7-Eleven or indulging in traditional kakigori during Japanese summer festivals, slushies continue to bring joy and relief from scorching temperatures. So next time you take a sip from your favorite icy treat, remember the rich history behind it, and appreciate the journey that has led to this frozen delight.

[@Fallingdonuts_YT]

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[@SeavKao]

Contents History edit Omar Knedlik invented machines to make frozen beverages in the late 1950s. The idea for a slushed ice drink came when Knedlik's soda fountain broke down, forcing him to put his sodas in a freezer to stay cool, which caused them to become slushy. The result was popular with customers, which gave him the idea to make a machine to help make a "slushy" from carbonated beverages. When it became popular, Knedlik hired an artist named Ruth E. Taylor to create a name and a logo for his invention. She created the Icee name and designed the original logo, which is still used today. Early prototypes for the machine made use of an automobile air conditioning unit.[1] After a successful trial of Icee machines in 100 stores,[2] 7-Eleven made a licensing deal with The Icee Company to sell the product under certain conditions in 1965. Two of these were that 7-Eleven must use a different name for the product, and that the company was allowed to sell the product only in 7-Eleven locations in the US, a non-compete clause ensuring the two drinks never went head to head for distribution rights. 7-Eleven then sold the product that in 1966 became known as the "Slurpee" (for the sound made when drinking them). The term was coined by Bob Stanford, a 7-Eleven advertisement agency director. The Slurpee machine has a separate spout, or spigot, for each flavor at the front of a tumbler or freezer. To the right of the spouts is a small table and a tray with various snacks. Above the tray with snacks are the cups, lids and straws customers can take with their Slurpees. Sizes include Small, Large and Mega. When Slurpees were first introduced, the dispensing machine was located behind the counter, and the clerk dispensed the product. Common Slurpee flavors are frozen Cherry, Coca-Cola, and Mountain Dew, but new flavors are introduced regularly. In the Slurpee's early history, flavors rotated much more frequently than today. Slurpee flavors were given novelty names such as Pink Fink, Adults Only, Moonshine, Kissin' Cousin, Gully Washer, Sticky Icky, and Redeye. In 1990, Dallas-based Southland Corporation, 7-Eleven's founder and US operator, went bankrupt, but 7-Eleven Japan, and its parent Ito-Yokado, bought 70% of Southland in 1991 for $430 million and quickly launched renovations of the US stores. As a result, the US chains became more efficient, although 1,218 stores are closed. Following the Japanese model, the new 7-Eleven stores set up a weekly system to monitor inventories to ensure popular items are always in stock.[3] A Slurpee Inflatable at a location in Florida in 2023. A Slurpee Inflatable Following their respective acquisitions by 7-Eleven, A-Plus and Speedway both started selling Slurpee-branded drinks prior to their conversion to 7-Eleven. Many fans of Speedway's own frozen drink, Speedy Freeze, complained on social media about the drink being replaced by Slurpee-branded products, though other frozen drink fans have said the two drinks are identical

[@bobbidazzlerplenderleith3963]

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[@MariPOP-hq7rs]

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[@MIMIBirch15]

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[@The_one_queen358]

The History of Slushies Introduction: Slushies, those icy and refreshing beverages that bring joy on hot summer days, have a long and fascinating history. From ancient ice treats enjoyed by royalty to the modern-day convenience store staple, the evolution of slushies is a testament to human ingenuity and our desire for cool indulgence. In this article, we will take a journey through time to explore the origins, innovations, and cultural significance of slushies. Ancient Beginnings: The concept of enjoying frozen treats dates back thousands of years. In ancient China around 200 BC, people would mix snow with fruit juices or honey to create an early version of what we now know as a slushie. This delicacy was reserved for royalty due to the scarcity and labor-intensive process required to obtain ice in warmer climates. Innovation in Ancient Persia: Fast forward several centuries later to ancient Persia (modern-day Iran), where they took frozen delights even further. Around 400 BC, Persians developed an ingenious method called "yakhchal" for storing ice throughout the year. These structures were essentially large underground chambers designed with thick walls made from heat-resistant materials like mud bricks or clay mixed with straw or ash. The yakhchal's unique design allowed it to capture cold air during winter nights while insulating against heat during summer months. During celebrations or special occasions, people would retrieve blocks of ice from these yakhchals and crush them into fine flakes using wooden mallets or other tools. These flakes were then flavored with various syrups made from fruits like pomegranate or grapes before being served as a refreshing treat similar in concept to modern-day slushies. Ice Houses & Snow Cones: As civilizations advanced across different regions over time, so did their methods for enjoying frozen treats. In medieval times (around the 9th century), the Arabs introduced "ice houses" or "ice pits" to preserve ice. These structures were built with thick walls and insulation materials, similar to the yakhchals in Persia. In ancient Rome, Emperor Nero was known for sending runners into the mountains to collect snow, which was then flavored with honey and fruit juices. This early form of a snow cone became popular among Roman citizens as a way to beat the heat during summer months. Industrial Revolution & Ice Cream: The Industrial Revolution in the 18th century brought significant advancements in refrigeration technology, making ice more accessible to a wider population. With this newfound availability of ice, frozen treats began to gain popularity beyond elite circles. Inventors and entrepreneurs seized upon this opportunity by developing machines that could produce crushed ice on a larger scale. One such innovation was attributed to an Italian immigrant named Antonio Latini who created a machine called "mangiatore di ghiaccio" (ice-eater) in 1692. This device allowed for easier production of crushed ice, which could then be used for various culinary purposes including frozen desserts. The Birth of Slushies: The true birth of slushies as we know them today can be traced back to the mid-20th century when technological advancements made it possible for individuals and businesses alike to create these icy delights on demand. In 1950s America, Omar Knedlik accidentally stumbled upon what would become one of the most iconic frozen beverages - The ICEE (later renamed Slurpee). Knedlik owned a Dairy Queen franchise but lacked adequate refrigeration equipment for his sodas. To improvise, he placed bottles of soda in his freezer until they reached a semi-frozen state before serving them. Customers loved this new texture and consistency so much that Knedlik decided to develop specialized machines that could produce these semi-frozen drinks consistently - thus, the ICEE machine was born. The ICEE gained popularity quickly and caught the attention of 7-Eleven, a convenience store chain that saw its potential. In 1965, 7-Eleven partnered with The ICEE Company to create their own version of the semi-frozen drink called "Slurpee." The Slurpee became an instant hit and remains one of the most recognizable slushie brands worldwide. Cultural Significance & Variations: Slushies have become more than just a refreshing beverage; they hold cultural significance in various regions around the world. In Japan, for example, shaved ice treats known as "kakigori" are popular during summer festivals. These finely shaved ice desserts are often flavored with sweet syrups made from fruits like strawberry or melon. In Italy, granita has been enjoyed for centuries as a traditional frozen dessert. Made by blending water, sugar, and various flavorings such as lemon or coffee, granita has a coarser texture compared to other slushie variations. In India and parts of South Asia, street vendors offer their own versions of icy delights called "golas" or "chuskis." These treats consist of crushed ice molded into balls or cones and then drenched in flavored syrups like rose or mango. Conclusion: From ancient China to modern-day convenience stores worldwide, the history of slushies is one filled with innovation, adaptation, and cultural significance. What began as a luxury reserved for royalty has evolved into an accessible delight enjoyed by people across different cultures. Whether you prefer sipping on a Slurpee at your local 7-Eleven or indulging in traditional kakigori during Japanese summer festivals, slushies continue to bring joy and relief from scorching temperatures. So next time you take a sip from your favorite icy treat, remember the rich history behind it, and appreciate the journey that has led to this frozen delight.

[@NoahAndAmelia607]

Slushies