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ColdSnap Commercial Frozen Treat Machine

ColdSnap · Founded Oct 2018 · United States

AvailableConsumer-facingIce Cream & Desserts

Single-serve machine that freezes pods into ice cream, shakes or frozen drinks in about 2 minutes

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Overview

ColdSnap Commercial Frozen Treat Machine is a consumer-facing unit from ColdSnap (headquartered in the United States, founded oct 2018), listed in the Ice Cream & Desserts category of the Food Robotics Catalogue. According to the maker and the sources we checked, it is commercially available. What it does: Single-serve machine that freezes pods into ice cream, shakes or frozen drinks in about 2 minutes.

We did not find an NSF listing for it. Throughput, as claimed by the maker: one serving per ~2-3 min (maker claim). Pricing model: purchase US$2,799 (commercial machine, coldsnap.com; 1-year warranty). Footprint: 11.5 in W x 19.5 in D x 17.75 in H; ~73 lb. Utilities: standard 120 V outlet, 15 A minimum; no water line, drain or external refrigeration.

Payments: unknown (no built-in payment mentioned). Meal plans: unknown.

Site lists business segments incl. senior living, colleges, sports & entertainment.

Specs at a glance

Company founded
Founded Oct 2018
Headquarters
United States
Certifications
No NSF listing found
Footprint
11.5 in W x 19.5 in D x 17.75 in H; ~73 lb
Utilities
standard 120 V outlet, 15 A minimum; no water line, drain or external refrigeration
Throughput (maker's claim)
one serving per ~2-3 min (maker claim)
Price model
purchase US$2,799 (commercial machine, coldsnap.com; 1-year warranty)
Placement
Consumer-facing
Payment terminal
unknown (no built-in payment mentioned)
Meal plans
unknown
Notable users
none published
Sources
coldsnap.com ↗, coldsnap.com ↗, coldsnap.com ↗, info.nsf.org ↗

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