MistyBubble – adding colour to your smoky cocktails
MistyBubbles are ingenious little balls designed specifically to light up your smoky drinks and volcanic cocktails – literally!
You can either set them to glow in your preferred colour or if you prefer, set them to cycle through their complete range of colours smoothly and without interruption.
Dishwasher safe, these pods are made from food grade plastic and the tiny cells are fully sealed to ensure no contamination of drinks.
Simply open the lid, pop in a few pieces of appropriately sized dry ice, close the lid, press the button on the base repeatedly until you find the colour you want, then pop the MistyBubble into your drink.
If it floats to the top, just use a cocktail stick or a few slices of lemon or lime to keep it at the bottom of the glass.
To switch the LED on, press the button on the base of the MistyBubble, holding it down for a couple of seconds.
Then to “scroll” through the colours or to set the LED to automatically cycle through its complete spectrum of colours, simply give the button a series of short presses, stopping when you get the effect you are looking for.
Finally, to switch the LED off, again press and hold down the button for a couple of seconds.
Time to wash, rinse and dry your MistyBubble ready for your next party drink!
MistyBubbles are now sold in boxes, with three pods to a box. They have an operating life of approximately one year of normal use, so should provide many hours of extra special drinking pleasure to you or your customers.
To get yours, simply click on the button below, which will take you to our online shop.
Care Information
Reuse
MistyBubbles are not designed as single-use items. They can be used over and over again, just like your glassware.
Wash by hand
But they do appreciate a little TLC. Keep MistyBubbles in pristine condition by opening the hatch and washing by hand.
Washing Tip
MistyBubbles are extremely light, so to prevent them breaking or getting lost in the sink, place them in a mesh bag first.
Health & Safety
MistyBubbles are made from food-grade plastic and are certified as suitable for use with food and beverages.
Recycle
MistyBubbles contain a sealed and leak-proof cadmium cell. You must dispose of them per your country's legislation.
Customer Support
If you require any further information on MistyBubbles, then get in touch with us by clicking here.
MistyStix – A brief history
It is now widely accepted that the sole reason he offered his car in just one colour – black – was because he wanted to keep the cost down.
The Ford Motor Company did in fact offer the Model T Ford in other colours either side of the ten-year period when black was the only offering, though the decision to focus on a wholly-black vehicle was quite probably instrumental in getting the sale price of the motorcar down from $850 to just $260 (which is less than $7000 dollars in today’s money).
While not quite as famous as the Model T, MistyStix nevertheless underwent a similar developmental history, and much to the chagrin of some who continue to come across images of multicoloured MistyStix all across the Internet, the manufacturer has had to stop mass production of a range of colours simply because this had the effect of pushing up the price dramatically.
Initially, MistyStix were available in a range of solid and transparent colours: green, yellow, blue, black and red. The main driving force behind offering multicoloured MistyStix was the ability to mix and match MistySticks to the crazy range of colours which cocktails came in.
This resulted in escalating costs, shortages of the most popular colours – and surpluses of less popular ones.
The solution would most certainly have received Mr Ford’s approval, which was to manufacture them in just one colour. Well, it’s not even really a colour. MistyStix are now produced in a transparent white, the logic being that they will fit in with any colour cocktail drink.
What we can do, however, for those who are still wanting to get hold of coloured MistyStix, is to manufacture to order. There is, of course, a minimum order for any individual colour, but if you are looking to obtain MistyStix in, say, your company’s corporate blue (or green or yellow or red, in either solid or transparent), then we can do this. Just drop us a line and tell us what you need.
If you want more information on MistyStix, then check out our dedicated website : www.mistystix.com.
In the meantime, please be aware that there remains a very large number of photos and videos showing different coloured MistyStix floating around the Web. But none are currently available for sale.
New MistyStix Website now online!
Hello, Bonjour, Hei, Hola, Salve, Hallo, Hi, Olá, Asalaam alaikum, Hej, Goedendag, Yassas, Dzień dobry, Shalom, God dag, Merhaba, Konnichiwa, Namaste, Selamat siang…
No, honestly, this isn’t an April Fool’s joke! It’s for real (as hopefully you can see!)
We’ve finally given the old MistyStix website a dusting down, a clean up, a revamp, a makeover, with a bit zest thrown in for fun.
We hope you like the result.
Why not use the contact form and send us a note to tell us what you think?
We’d love to hear from you – and may even decide to publish your comments!
Who knows!
Thanks for visiting.
Fraser & Trevor
@mistystix
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