The Fizz Cup On-The-Go Ice Cream Float - Fits Plastic & Glass Soda or Drink Bottles - Leak-Proof Party Accessories, Tight Seal - Reusable & Portable for Dessert - For Kids & Adults 6-Pack

Unique ice cream treat that’s fun and easy to use, it exceeded my expectations. Clever design allows it to function well as a kid-friendly treat, with the top acting as a spill deterrent. Product seems very well made and should hold up through many wash cycles.Note: instructions say to squeeze the drink bottle, but it’s just as good drinking through the cup opening without squeezing. You don’t get the fizz sound, but the ice cream still mixes well..Very popular so far with grandson and his friends!

The product works as intended and advertised! These are definitely reusable but are made of a thinner plastic that will lose durability over time. Good for occasional use but I would be weary about daily wear and tear on them. Good value for the price.

Cups are cute and a fun idea. I wish they latched better to the top of the coke but it did not leak at all. Nice idea.

When I was a kid, I worked in an ice cream parlor that made their own ice cream and chocolates.I was a "soda jerk" and worked the counter. I love ice cream, of course, but it was when I was working at the ice cream parlor that I got into root beer floats, coke floats and my thing, which is a chocolate soda float. I bought the Fizz Cup to check it out and see if how it would be. The process is easy, after filling the Fizz Cup with your favorite flavor of ice cream, screw the Fizz cup onto the bottle of your favorite soda and squeeze. What a trip! It was great fun! I can see why kids get a blast out of this thing. I also used a spoon to grab some ice cream as well as drinking the float. Next up is getting orange soda and vanilla ice cream with the Fizz Cup to see if I can get that orange creamsicle flavor. I am looking forward to it.

I was hoping to relive a childhood memory and pass it along to my children and grand children. When I was a young boy my parents had picked up along the way a couple ice cream float balls. The ball unsnapped so you could put a scoop of ice cream in it. Then you snapped it back together. Pushed into the top of a pop bottle and you had an instant float.The principal is the same in these fizz cups, except the bottom screws onto a plastic bottle and is made of high quality heavy plastic… but then the shortcut to keep the cost down, I would imagine.The top is made of extra cheap plastic. I believe the lid if most disposable cups are made of the same type plastic. Because we don’t have young children in our home, our hot water is pretty hot. With the first two lids I put in a sink full of hot water and it curled them so they could not be used a second time.I would never recommend these to any one.

We ordered these cups for when our grandkids come over. They always get ice cream at our house - what are grandparents for? We thought this would be a fun treat and something different. The Fizz Cups did not disappoint! We introduced them to root beer sodas through "The Fizz” as they call it. Another generation of root beer soda lovers has begun! Even though we bought them for fun with the grandkids, my wife and I have been known to have a “Fizz” when we are by ourselves. We love it!

The media could not be loaded.  My whole family enjoyed these float cups! Very simple to use and re-use! We liked the tip to the side method for filling the cups with the soda. We used small soda bottles, so squeezing the bottles made them collapse. The only improvement that I might suggest is stronger lids. Two of mine have started showing a bit of cracking at the snap on point. I'm sure they should be easy to find replacements for. Because we will need them with the way we enjoyed using them!

Fun idea but not well-made.