Slush Cups

Slush cups do a specific job that a standard cold drink cup does not. They need to hold a heavy, semi-frozen product without collapsing, take a spoon straw that can move thick slush, and survive being carried around a busy site by a nine year old.The cups here come in the sizes that suit slush pricing, typically a smaller cup for children’s portions and a larger one for the main line, with matching domed or flat lids and spoon straws. Domed lids allow an overfilled, generous-looking serve; flat lids stack better and travel more securely.Two practical points. Standardise your sizes so lids and straws always fit, and hold more stock than you think you need, because slush sales are weather-driven and a heatwave will empty a stockroom in days. Keep spare slush accessories alongside them so a worn seal never stops service.