Streamline your ice-crushing mission with this efficient manual ice crusher from Beaumont. Its wide top opening makes loading ice a breeze, while a quick handle turn dispenses crushed ice into the container below. Your ice stays cold until you're ready to enjoy a refreshing, chilled drink.
- Stainless steel, with a chrome effect finish
- Large top opening makes it easier to pour in your ice cubes quickly
- Chrome-plated exterior ensures crusher is easy to clean and maintain
- Strong and sturdy handle is easy to turn and crushes ice cubes effortlessly
- Plastic tray to catch your crushed ice to ensure it is kept together
- Comes with small plastic scoop for digging into ice and adding it to drinks.
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