The Snoopy Sno-Cone Machine is classic, delicious fun for the whole family. This nostalgic toy lets children create a refreshingly icy treat with just one cube and a few turns of the handle. You’ll love this updated version of The Original Snoopy Sno-Cone Machine from the 1970s, which both Time magazine and VH-1 named as one of the 100 best toys of all time.
How many of you had this when you were a child? I did and I loved it! Now you can enter for a chance to win one for your child, or for yourself, no judgement here 🙂
ENTER TO WIN A SNOOPY SNO-CONE MACHINE
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Dianna Ranere
I always wanted a Snoopy snow cone maker when I was growing up. I never got one, but it was still my fave of the Peanuts toys.
I had growing up and so did my kids..now need one for grands one
I always loved Woodstock!
The only thing I remember having is a Snoopy plush! I loved watching our Peanuts movies over the holidays though!!
My favorite Peanuts toy growing up was not really a toy but it was a snoopy toothbrush..
I don’t think I had a Peanuts toy growing up.
Mine was this little stuffed Snoopy doll that my mom got me when I was very young. I kept that thing for years
I had a snow Come maker and I loved it
Never had a Snoopy Toy but I really liked the plush Snoopy. I also enjoyed the movies.
Oh I had a Peanuts and Lucy colorform set that I LOVED to play with!!!
Not a toy but the movies, so cute!
I had this same Sno-Cone Machine! It was my one and only Peanuts toy!
I actually have fond memories of this snoopy sno cone machine since I had one growing up, didn’t even know they still made them and would love to win one and use it with my family now.
Snoopy stuffed toys was my thing! I think my mom gave them all away once I turned a certain age. 🙁
I had a Peanuts piggy bank when I was growing up.