Efendi,

The "Slush Powder Book" from Magic, Inc. is one source.
Also a great routine using slush powder is on Scott Alexander's Midnight Show DVD.

Hi Dave, thanks for the information, will check those out

Great tip, Thanks for the information.

Good idea. In an emergency a cone may be made with 1" square tissue, filled with slush and closed tightly.

Great found, thanks for sharing this !

Nice - but shouldn't this been in the secret session area?

Great ideia. thanks to share.

Paulo

That's great, Jay! Thanks!!

Jay,

Excellent work! Thank you for your time on this. I always have my containers preloaded and add the water. THis opens the door to many extreme possibilities. Thanks again fo rthe leg work on this.

Pete

Jay,

I made some slush packets up last night. I will do snow later. Would you mind sharing how you currently use these? You can PM me if you like.

Thanks Pete

Hi Pete,
These days I am not doing much of anything with the packets. It was more of a utility type offering, and the creativity will have to come from each of you. Enjoy it anyways!
Jay

Jay, great idea and thanks for sharing. In the past, I have used rice paper, the kind that is wrapped around Chinese candies, and it it also instantly dissolves in water. I use to pick it up China town by the sheets but haven't been there in years to see if it's still available. Only down side is that it is really acceptible to moisture so by putting them in viles or water tight containers, it usually isn't a problem. Thanks for sharing.

Snidini

Wow. I just found this. Thank you for the excellent idea!

Joe Libby
Ventriloquist and Comedy Magician
San Antonio, TX

In my misguided youth I knew how to make a bindle which used no tape. I wonder if this would work for slush powder?