dry ice

[rh71]

can we pick up a bag at a 7eleven or do we have to hit specialty stores ? dryiceinfo.com says limited supply.

 

[pyonir]

I've never seen it at convience/grocery stores.

EDIT: then again, i've never really looked either.

 

[MacBaine]

I usually get mine at Baskin Robins. Most ice cream stores should sell it... especially around Halloween.

 

[User1001]

Go to an ice cream store and ask for some

 

[Heisenberg]

I've seen some grocery stores that sell it, but never convenience stores.

 

[Amorphus]

Yeah, 7-11 will have dry ice. Just dig around real deep in the Ice Box.

 

I usually get it from this local beverage supply place we have here.

 

[Analog]

liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

 

[BDawg]

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

Plus, you can freeze and shatter your hand! Bonus

 

[booger711]

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

Plus, you can freeze and shatter your hand! Bonus

ding ding ding you win!

 

[orakle]

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

Plus, you can freeze and shatter your hand! Bonus

or you can make ice cream!

get some cream, perhaps break up some oreos or other chocolate delicious things. Put that in a big bowl and you might need someone to help you here: pour in liquid nitrogen and stir like a madman (madwoman). If everything goes right you should have some of the most awesome ice cream you have ever tasted. We did this in chemistry class senior year and it was fantastic.

 

[imported_FishTaco]

check your yellow pages under dry ice or use yp.yahoo.com and search for dry ice

 

[Kalvin00]

Originally posted by: orakle22

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

Plus, you can freeze and shatter your hand! Bonus

or you can make ice cream!

get some cream, perhaps break up some oreos or other chocolate delicious things. Put that in a big bowl and you might need someone to help you here: pour in liquid nitrogen and stir like a madman (madwoman). If everything goes right you should have some of the most awesome ice cream you have ever tasted. We did this in chemistry class senior year and it was fantastic.

Haha...I saw Leo Laporte do that once on TSS.

 

[avatar08]

I always see it at Walmart

 

[Armitage]

Originally posted by: avatar08
I always see it at Walmart

Yep, here also.

 

[klah]

Walmart or Publix.

 

[tRaptor]

Yeha, walmarts have it, i think its $1/lb

 

[ShowdOWN]

Originally posted by: orakle22

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

Plus, you can freeze and shatter your hand! Bonus

or you can make ice cream!

get some cream, perhaps break up some oreos or other chocolate delicious things. Put that in a big bowl and you might need someone to help you here: pour in liquid nitrogen and stir like a madman (madwoman). If everything goes right you should have some of the most awesome ice cream you have ever tasted. We did this in chemistry class senior year and it was fantastic.

are you serious, or are you just fscking with me?

 

[boggsie]

Originally posted by: ShowdOWN

Originally posted by: orakle22

Originally posted by: BDawg

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

Plus, you can freeze and shatter your hand! Bonus

or you can make ice cream!

get some cream, perhaps break up some oreos or other chocolate delicious things. Put that in a big bowl and you might need someone to help you here: pour in liquid nitrogen and stir like a madman (madwoman). If everything goes right you should have some of the most awesome ice cream you have ever tasted. We did this in chemistry class senior year and it was fantastic.

are you serious, or are you just fscking with me?

It would work fine, as the liquid nitrogen would cool the stuff in the bowl as it went from liquid to gas.

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

we need it for fog effects too, as the building doesn't allow smoke... and we'll need to transport it about an hour or so. We want the solid form, no ? I was assuming our DJ would handle the fog effects from there... the solid form. Or am I misunderstanding something ?

 

[crazycarl]

safeway sells it around here

 

[Eli]

LOL, 7-11 isn't going to have dry ice.

You can get a pound of it at Baskin Robbins for a dollar.

Almost any welding supply store should be able to cook you up a block, too.

Used to play with it all the time as a kid.. cool stuff.

 

[orakle]

Originally posted by: ShowdOWN
are you serious, or are you just fscking with me?

I sh!t you not. Best ice cream ever. Because it's made just with cream and no other crapola you might find in commercial brands, it's just sooo creamy and delicious

 

[glen]

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: yellowfiero
liquid N2 costs about the same as a gallon of milk - we use it for fog effects, works better than dry CO2.

we need it for fog effects too, as the building doesn't allow smoke... and we'll need to transport it about an hour or so. We want the solid form, no ? I was assuming our DJ would handle the fog effects from there... the solid form. Or am I misunderstanding something ?

For fog effects, you want to rent a fog machine

 

[glen]

buy your own fog machine $99