ColdSnap makes ice cream from pods in less than 2 minutes
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Imagine a Nespresso machine, but for ice cream! The ColdSnap turns liquid, shelf-stable pods into frozen treats like ice cream, smoothies or cocktails. Here's how it works and more importantly, what it tastes like.
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We've all been in that situation where it's late at night you've finished a movie and you want to watch another one, you go to the ice cream machine and you've run out of pods.
In reality it’s usually I go to freezer and the see my ice cream is totally freezer burned so I just drink a beer instead
I gotta have this to make my used only a few times clutter collection in my garage complete!
Why can't the machine auto identify what canister is in it?
There's no need to make the user pick thru the menu.
I noticed that, too. But you'll note that she had inserted the pod and closed the lid before she put a bowl down. I bet that's the reason why ... to make sure there's a receptacle in place before it starts to dispense. That said, reading the QR code and just displaying a "Go" button should solve that problem and prevent user error.
Great concept and implementation...and so well presented. Ideal for a family. Here in NYC, soft-serve is $5.00.
A trip to the ice-cream shop can cost $20+ per family.
That said, we buy a 48 oz Friendly's ice-cream for around $2.50. At Aldi it's $1.99.
But this is a different market. I applaud the inventors for creating a unique niche product.
In the south it .99 !!!!
@@mrbmp09 I’d assume that he’s talking about a bowl of ice cream. Which would make sense to be priced at $5
I’d assume it’s supposed to taste better than store bought as it’s freshly made? At least that would be the point
On the surface it seems like a good idea and then you realize the novelty of it will wear off very quickly. I have a very nice Whynter Ice Cream Maker with it’s own refrigeration built in for just $300.00. I can turn out a quart of ice cream in about 20 minutes. At 20 minutes it is at “soft serve” stage. I can just put it in the freezer and it would be like normal ice cream in about 45 minutes to an hour. Maybe not as fast as what is shown in the video, but certainly quick enough and I control the ingredients!
1:44 did he say he doodoo to make it more shelf stable?!? I'm so confused 🤔😂
I’ll wait for the 2nd generation one where there are updates
I gotta have this to make my used only a few times clutter collection in my garage complete!
At that price point, this isn’t a consumer product. Maybe a business in the lounge area.
I would get around this in a staff room or like an airport lounge
Consumer Espresso machines are about that price (or more). Just depends on the buyer.
I saw margaritas... so it's a margarita machine that can make ice cream for the kids when not getting me schlammered.
SOLD.
Why wouldn’t the machine just be able to read a barcode from the can and know what the product is?
This is amazing! For some people the weight is important. I would suggest creating two versions for those who needs lighter machine and don't mind extra time for making ice cream.
50 lbs?.......holysh........!
Why does this feel like Juicero? Why not just freeze the pod and open it?
I just made this comparison to the friend who sent me this!
It’s because ice cream has to be shaken and rotated while freezing in order to become creamy, otherwise it just hardens into a milk block. Like trying to refreeze melted ice cream by just tossing it into the fridge (it’s too gone, bro, it can’t come back nooo) I believe the machine rotates and scrapes the mix quickly inside the canister (*which is cold and acts like a an instant freezer) against the sides to make it creamy instead of just icy. I’m not the designer so I could be wrong, but that seems to be what’s happening considering the machine shakes so much.
That's nice if you can afford one of those machines but for the price of going to pay for a machine. You could have bought your own . Ice cream. And by the way what's in those pods ?? . And where are they made. ??
$500 for the machine, then $3 for each pod lol. What a joke...Just go to the store and buy a tub of ice cream for $5, get a Mc Donalds cone for $1 lol...
Not to mention it’s all just sit on the warm shelf liquid that is frozen later to be your ice cream. No fresh dairy. 🤮
The better question is why is their example flawed. If you have this machine, then you wouldn’t buy ice cream for it to run out in the first place.
I agree with most of all your. Except going to McDonald's their food is gross and that is not real ice cream you're getting at McDonald's .(News flash)
@@jeannierusso2134 You said McDonalds ice cream isn’t “real ice cream.” But neither is this stuff. It’s liquid that sits on a room-temperature shelf for up to a year!!
🤮🤮🤮🤮
Uh -- what if you have a cold snap, but no pods? How's this any better than just making sure you have ice cream in your freezer (and and extra grand in your pocket).
It’s literally an espresso machine, but for smoothies, ice cream and cocktails.
Wow $2.50 per pod on the low end. I can get a 1.5 qt of ice cream on sale for $3
You can. However they won’t be soft serve, which is the point of this
$500-$1000 for the machine the guy says. Wow. No thanks!
2.99 a pod too, thats a bit high, can buy some crappy Kroger brand gallon for that price
@@rmccorma also did you see the quantity that came out of that machine? for the size of those cans, i expected more than a couple of spoonfuls.
So basically we have a new kitchen appliance taking up a lot of space and requiring the same ongoing financial commitment the HP created back in the day with the inkjets and their cartridges. The pod-based coffee machines pay for themselves in most households and are quite flexible. This gadget, on the other hand, offers absolutely no redeeming qualities that would merit its investment at any price point. Aluminum cans with a stirring mechanism inside--all for a single serving--of whatever--that won't ever be cost-effective. But then again, enough people are out there who will buy it that it will recoup the investments of those who designed it. Good luck to them five years from now when the manufacturer is struggling to sell enough of the pods, because sales have dropped off, because...because...because...
Glad that I will buy it.
More like the Juicero of ice cream.
I’m sure it’s worth every penny but that is too expensive for me 😢
When is the price mentioned?
@@colornine84 yup 7:55
Good concept. Poor price positioning. RIP ColdSnap. Look forward to better priced knockoffs
Honestly, I’d say it’s priced right. It’s clearly using some decent technology to change the pod into a delicacy. Not to mention that the pods are well cheap at 3 dollars or so each.
This product will be slightly more successful than "Keurig Kold"
He should make his camera more on eye level so he doesn't have to look down. Also cool product. Voice over and hyper cuts and you got a commercial right there.
I want one
Its kind of silly to have a qr code on the top of the can but to utilizing the qr code to identify the type of content that exist in the can and automatically pick the type (ice cream, slushy, etc..) instead of leaving human error to happen. You can guarentee that your can product is freezed to the correct temperature. I understand that there might be no scanner or camera to scan the qr code but maybe offer different level models.
I’m sure the QR code is just to ensure it’s a manufactures pod and not a knock off.
Can I get a list of the people who bought one? I have some stuff I'd like to sell.
Too much $$$ for the machine and definitely the pods.
The proprietary "pods" kills it for me.When they go out of business you have an expensive paper weight.
So true. Proprietary crap is a deal breaker.
but what about the success of the Juicero, that used this exact same proprietary model for selling overpriced juice... oh yeah, they went bust after a year and now the machines are usless. I doubt this will get that far.
Where do you buy the pods will this catch on like the Kuric machine they are cheap now interested
I will wait until there are cheaper third party pods
Is it even available to buy anywhere
I have tried this at a business meeting and it was fantastic. I am trying to find out where they sell it. Does anyone know?
not for sale yet...
Of course! Why just BUY ice cream when you can spend money, electricity and counter space on a machine to squish it out of a little plastic cup? It'll look great next to my Juicero!
This has Juicero written all over it.
Oh yum!!!!!! LOADED WITH Preservatives
I'll wait for the chinese knockoff, and reusable cans I can fill myself so I'm not a slave to apple like theft.
Enjoy the lead poisoning from the Chinese knockoff.
@@mistere1478 or whatever you might find in there
Where do you think the original is made?????
Me at the beginning of this video : this is SO STUPID !
me two minutes in when I find out it makes more than ice cream .......
GIMME THIS NOW
I'm pretty sure shark tank would turn this down really quick.They would shred them.
I really didn't understand where is the benefit. We will have to buy the can (is the same go to the supermarket and buy the ice cream)
Don’t have to keep the can in your freezer and I likely the shelf life would be longer. It would also make for easy online delivery since the product does not need to be stored and delivered frozen.
The benifit is that you’ll get soft serve ice cream, which you definitely cannot get at any supermarket, since only some restraints and ice cream trucks can get you that.
Bonjour , sur quel site peut on l acheter, france
La compro subito
I thought you would purchase cream, pour it in, and it would make ice cream.
Ice coffee?
This thing is going to cost over $1000 I can see it now. And they won't let 3rd parties make pods so you have to buy theirs.
Man I wish the people with such creative brains would come up with machines that take the carbon dioxide and methane out of the air, or some other environment saving contraption instead of more junk to fill dumps with.
Yeah it's crazy, if there was only a way that the world could take the carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and turn it into something useful, like Oxygen. That would be epic. Oh wait, trees breath carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen.
maybe no need for the extruder & just keep it in the pod.
It is a good idea. Lol there will always be other companies that will copy this idea and make it less expensive. So I will wait. Also it is less expensive to do you own ice cream.
When can I order one!
This is just the prototype that was announced at CES, if you actually watched the whole video it says it won't be available till probably 2022
5:34 wtf is wrong with her camera there?
This video coulda been 3 min
Another pointless overpriced product that takes up space and creates a lot of waste. "You just finished a movie and there's no icecream." Ohhhhh nooooooo!
😂😂😂🍨🍧
Nice to have but i predict all the kids and wife getting heavy.
Had me until he revealed the price. I don’t see how paying $500 to $1000 for the machine, and $3 per pod is any cheaper than going to a shop or the grocery store. That’s a ton of ice cream you’d have to eat in order to break even.
It's for rich people
2:59 what you looking at sir hmmm🍑👀
Lol
Just buy yourself an ice cream machine maker!
This looks cool but prob expensive. I'd get it if I was rich 🤑
If you already had the machine why didn't you just make up a bunch at once thank you but no thank you I can't afford that kind of machine and there's cheaper ways to MAKE REAL ICE CREAM ..🍦🍦🍧🍧🍨🍨🍦
juicero anyone??
Take my money
It’s 1000 dollars so I’ll take your money
It really looks like a turd squirt machine.
SHUT 👏 UP 👏 AND 👏 TAKE 👏 MY 👏 MONEY
Advance table top Diarrhea simulation device.
Absolute waste of a product. We need another single-serving pod system like we need microplastic in our blood. Shameful.
This interviewer is bothering me with how she’s not actively listening to her client. Ex. The man said this makes ice cream and cocktails and later on she goes on look I guess you can make cocktails
Another crap which will only waste resources and money. And it is so slow. No, thank you.
or Just buy ice cream and put it in the freezer? Unless this is a 99 dollar machine with cheap pods its not gonna be worth it and its not going to sell. Anyone else stop the video at 500 to a thousand and say nope lol
Those ice creams you put in the freezer aren’t soft served, so no creamy texture. Also this doesn’t just make soft serve ice cream but also cocktails and smoothies,
Don’t be that person that eats half the spoonful and then goes in for more
Getting some juicero vibes from coldsnap
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