Watch your Coke get turned into slush in seconds by this machine at Raffles Place

Share

Follow Us On
|
Join Us On

If your idea of sweet, sweet respite from Singapore’s blazing heat is a fizzy, icy-cold bottle of soda, boy I’ve got news for you. I know that fans of the classic Coca-Cola already adore the age-old thirst-quencher as it is, but the only thing better than a cold bottle of Coke is… why, a Coke slushie, of course. Singapore’s first-of-its-kind Arctic Coke Machine is the latest addition to the 7-Eleven x Coca-Cola Crossover Store at The House of Eden, Raffles Place.

Screengrab from 7-11's Facebook video
Credit – 7-11 | Facebook

Your bottle of soda transforms into an icy meld of slush and soda in just a matter of seconds, and only six steps.

Step 1

Screengrab from 7-11's Facebook video
Credit

Before doing anything, wait until the light on the top lefthand corner of the fridge turns green.

Step 2

Screengrab from 7-11's Facebook video
Credit

Pull open the fridge door and select the drink of your choice. From what it looks like, it appears that Original Coke, Vanilla Coke, Coke Zero, and Sprite are all options readily stocked.

Step 3

Screengrab from 7-11's Facebook video
Credit

Gently flip the bottle a few times. We said gently, we’re not responsible for your soda fountain later on.

Step 4

Screengrab from 7-11's Facebook video
Credit

Place the drink on the disc of the Arctic Coke Machine.

Step 5

Screengrab from 7-11's Facebook video
Credit

Push the red button to start some freezing action.

Step 6

Screengrab from 7-11's Facebook video
Credit

Pop off the lid and enjoy your now-icy, very much upgraded beverage.

It’s worth noting that this only works with a bottle from the chiller next to the Arctic Coke Machine though, so those looking to bring their own bottle (and are probably the same group of people who bring their own raw fishballs to Hai Di Lao), consider your hopes dashed.

The machine is located at The House Of Eden, 4 Robinson Road. Click here for the full video.

Other articles you might like:

⁣Lucky Plaza to house Shakey’s Pizza’s first outlet in Singapore

Singapore’s new instant noodle-inspired playground guarantees instant fun

Picture of Vera Leng

Vera Leng

Why do we call them toppings if they sink to the bottom?

Need a social media strategy that actually works?

Delicious Media helps F&B, lifestyle and founder-led brands turn content into attention, trust and customer action.

Built by the team behind SETHLUI.com, we create strategy-led content across social media planning, photography, short-form video and campaigns.

Want a free audit? Apply here.

Playlist

These underrated spots might just beat the viral 5-star places! #discoverhongkong #tastehongkong
Sai Kung’s underrated food spots you need to save ✨🇭🇰 #tastehongkong #discoverhongkong #sp
Felt like I’ve been transported into a 90s movie set or something #discoverhongkong #tastehongkong
Must-try local spots in Tsim Sha Shui! 🇭🇰✨#discoverhongkong #tastehongkong #sp
Save this if you want to eat dim sum in HK like a local! #discoverhongkong #tastehongkong
The cafes at Hong Kong are so underrated ✨ #discoverhongkong #tastehongkong #cafehopping #sp
Will these heritage eateries CLOSE DOWN soon? | Food Finders Singapore S8E9
Can Wine Pair with Budae Jjigae? | Flight Club Episode 5
Inside One Of Singapore’s Most Refined Cantonese Kitchen | Behind The Plate (Turn on CC)
Can Wine Pair with Chinese New Year Snacks?
Finding UNDERRATED Bak Kwa stores in Singapore!
Is Malaysia’s nasi lemak better than Singapore?| Food Finders Singapore S8E7
I think the guys just don’t understand the assignment 🤡‼️
Is there good food around SMU?
We Tried Pairing Wine With Hokkien Mee — Someone Was Very Wrong | Flight Club Ep 3

You Might Like