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Are Slurpees/Slushies made with sand??

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I heard from teachers and some other people that they use sand in 7-11 slurpees. Is that true?

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No sand!

Its ice and sugar syrup with colour and flavour
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No and if they did I'm sure it would be illegal
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absolutely not they are made from water and sugar. NO SAND at all
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Sure it polishes all that artifical coloring from the slushie off your teeth while you're sucking it up the straw.

Nope, it would be highly inedible to make them with sand and cause the companies many lawsuits. Sand wouldn't dissolve either, so you would know if you were sucking sand up a straw.
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NO!! haha lol

Icey water and syrup,or drink powder!

I have a slushy/frozen dessert maker at home so yeah-they taste basically the same!!!

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Me:D
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NO!!! Slushies are made by crushing ice and putting a flavored liquid over it.
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No. Maybe somewhere along the line sand might have ended up in one and it became some sort of stupid little wives tale after that.
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SAND?!!! no Heck no. There's water and sugar and flavored syrup and ice in them but there's no sand in them at all and I use to work a 7-11 -.-
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