How to Make a Martini Luge
A martini luge adds excitement to any occasion. Learn to make one may take a couple of days, so plan ahead. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Go to the store and pick up a plastic container that you can use as a mold for your ice block--whichever size you want, as long as you have the space to freeze it.
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Fill the container with at least 3 inches of water so that your luge is thick enough and won't break.
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Place the container in a freezer and let it freeze. This may take a couple of days, so plan ahead.
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Take out the ice by flipping the container and letting it fall out. Do this on a table, or place it where you want it go right away. Those blocks can be heavy.
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Make your channel with a hammer and chisel, but make sure to go slow and not break the whole block. This could be tricky, so practice before doing it on your actual luge.
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Pour hot water on the luge to smooth it out.
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Tips & Warnings
Making designed ice blocks takes a lot of practice. If you want a very nicely designed martini luge, buy one from a local dealer.
An ice luge is extremely heavy. Make sure they won't fall.
- Photo Credit via Boxofjoe.com
