Nugget Ice & Pebble Ice Hats

The good ice has a following. Scotsman invented the nugget-ice process in 1981, and Sonic franchises have to use a Scotsman or Hoshizaki nugget machine, and a 10-pound bag of it goes for around $3. The craving has a clinical word, pagophagia, and a community, r/IceChewersAnonymous, which a search snippet puts at about 11 thousand members. In September 2020 Sonic auctioned off a single 44-ounce cup of ice for charity, and the high bid was $103.50. Fans who want it at home buy a countertop machine such as the GE Opal, which runs about $500. These nugget ice and pebble ice hats are for the people who drive across town for it. Two badges name the ice both ways, because the same product is sold as nugget and as pebble. The sentence designs carry the obsession: a serving size of the whole bag, the question about whether they have the good ice, a drink that is only a way to get to it, a chewers union, the dentist who already knows and the 10 pounds for $3 that the hat calls the best deal in America. The serving-size line and the $3 line each get a second colorway. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one to the drive-through, or give one to the person who keeps a bag in the freezer.