By far the easiest to clean version of this classic trick!
Big enough for stage but small enough to fit in your closeup case!
Show your audience a mug FILLED with milk. Form an ordinary newspaper into a cone while talking about evaporation of liquids by magic. Your audience watches in amazement as you pour nearly the entire mug of milk into the cone. You can even spill a few drops onto your tray or into a small glass to show that you are REALLY using liquid!
Wait a minute!! - Why doesn't the milk seep right through the paper??
If that's not amazing enough, when you crumble up the paper cone into a ball, apparently with the milk inside- the milk has VANISHED and the paper is dry! This gets a strong reaction every time!
Another idea- pour the milk into the paper cone, but when you quickly fling the cone open, out comes a shower of confetti! Your audience will love the surprise!And all you have to do is have some confetti already inside the cone before you start the trick.
And this comes with ONLINE VIDEO INSTRUCTION!Peter Monticup shares his techniques for presenting this routine as well as tips for cleaning and caring for the mug.
You supply the liquid.You supply the paper bag or paper cone.Mug holds about 3 ounces of liquid.Mug is about 5" tall and 2.25" diameter.Made of plastic.
How to watch the ONLINE video instructions:After purchasing this trick, you will receive the password for the video.The password will be EMAILED to you with your Order Confirmation.Once you have received the password, click on the WATCH icon located right under the demo video above.The ONLINE video page will appear.Put your password in the password box, and enjoy the video!
Louis Nikola and Roy Enoc are both credited with introducing the concept of this trick.
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