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Let's Have Fun! At The Slush Puppie Factory poster

Let's Have Fun! At The Slush Puppie Factory (1996)

What is it made of? Who makes it? How and where is it made? Who is he? This sing-along adventure invites young viewers to tag along on a fast-paced factory where the coolest flavors meet big machines...and turn into fun!
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What is it made of? Who makes it? How and where is it made? Who is he? This sing-along adventure invites young viewers to tag along on a fast-paced factory where the coolest flavors meet big machines...and turn into fun!

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Genre:Family, Documentary
Directed By:Greg Page
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In Theaters:2/2/1996
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Runtime:33 minutes
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