Coins. Glitter. Salt. Milk. Juice. M&Ms. You can make so many things appear when you perform AmazeCups.
You show three small cups, one at a time. Each is completely empty. Snap your fingers and you can pour a stream of shiny pennies, a cascade of sprinkles, or a cupful of milk. Watch the video to see how easy this is to do.
This is one of our favorite tricks for children and family audiences. Created by German magic inventor, Werry, in the 1960s, he called it AquaCups. Now it's been enlarged and redesigned. You get…
- Three gold-color, shotglass-sized plastic cups that will not rust, dent or scratch.
- A larger, redesigned gimmick that’ll hold a bigger load.
- Downloadable instructions with 13 photos and script
Best news. You can learn AmazeCups from the instructions in ten minutes. Really. No rubber covers, no palming, no steals. It’s self-contained!
Or...learn Bill Cook's three-phase routine to produce salt. First you pour a stream of salt. When you pour again, the quantity seems to increase magically. On the final pour, it fills the cup and spills over the top! Watch the video. His routine was featured the TV show, Masters of Illusion. It'll fool you--guaranteed!
Make AmazeCups part of your family show repertoire. Or, because they’ll fit in your jacket pocket, you can perform this up-close as well. Use the script that comes with the prop or use your own presentation! You’ll get ooohs and ahhhs from kids, adults--actually everyone--every time you perform it.