refrigerated ice chest

[Salty]

Originally Posted by mikedatiger

actually, here you go - both Rouse's supermarket and Wallyworld have it...

http://www.airgas.com/customer_servi...ionType=DryIce

Thanks, Micah. Got everything lined up and ready to make a run next week. Thanks to all you guys.....nothin' is too big or too small for SaltyCajuns. Wanna buy a Yeti?

[southern151]

Originally Posted by Salty

Thanks, Micah. Got everything lined up and ready to make a run next week. Thanks to all you guys.....nothin' is too big or too small for SaltyCajuns. Wanna buy a Yeti?

I got $20 says I own it!

[Salty]

Going to pick up ice cream this afternoon. The dry ice comes in a "block". Do I need to bust it up to cover the ice cream? Do I need regular ice in there, also?

[southern151]

Don't break the block. Leave it in it's wrapper and cover with a towel or something similar. You should be good to go.

If you do experience a little too much softening of your product, pour about a half cup of water in the cooler. The will help the dry ice and your product will be super frozen very quickly!

[mikedatiger]

hey salty, just out of curiousity, what do you have cooking? i am probably a day late and a dollar short as always...

[southern151]

He's starting his own ice cream route! Coming to a neighborhood near you soon! Lol!

[Salty]

Originally Posted by southern151

He's starting his own ice cream route! Coming to a neighborhood near you soon! Lol!

Can't put water in the chest with the products.

[mikedatiger]

Originally Posted by Salty

Can't put water in the chest with the products.

i think you'll be fine, just make sure you do cover the ice with a lite towel or something. what about covering the ice with a damp cloth? just thinking out loud here

[southern151]

Trust mr when I say a half cup of water I gonna freeze quick!! It just sets off a reaction but I doubt you'll need it due to s. La humidity.