Food To Go 2.0

Trick by Twister Magic and George Iglesias
Price: £39.75£39.75exc VAT
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After 10 years from his original launching, Food to Go 2.0 by George Iglesias has returned better than ever!

Imagine being able to magically produce a real BURGER and FRIES from a food Menu! Or a PRINGLES can and a SNICKERS bar! Or a Set of HEADPHONES. Now you can customize it to any other objects or menus you want.

Manufactured with the finest materials, very strong with a matte finish that is made to last forever!

A very powerful effect that will establish the magician's role in seconds!

A classic of magic totally reshaped, brought ingeniously to the modern times by George Iglesias. Inspired by a U.F. Grant effect invented in 1945 well known as Temple Screen. The trick was completely re-designed, having 5 panels instead of 4, plus 7 neodymium magnets that will help you work this effect with ease for perfect alignment.

Get amazing reactions! A trick the packs flat... And plays very big!

Use it for stage, parlor, children, restaurant magic, MC, comedy and more!

Ready to use! Comes with the food menu already made for you and downloadable files to print and attach that now include: A snacks catalogue and a technology catalogue. Yes! You can now customize it to your own preferences.

Online instructional video included with all new handlings and ideas.

Effect 1: (Burger and Fries)

Show a food menu from both sides, showing different meals and options, then present the three main courses of the menu and ask your audience to name their favorite options. Turn the menu inside out, folding it into a triangle shape, stick your hand inside and magically make a real burger and fries materialize from the picture. Now open the menu to show that the picture of the burger and fries is gone!

Effect 2: (Pringles and Snickers)

Show a snacks menu from both sides, showing different food items and options, then present the three main snacks of the menu and ask your audience to name their favorite option. Turn the menu inside out, folding it into a triangle shape, stick your hand inside and magically make a real Pringles can and a Snickers bar materialize from the picture. Now open the menu to show that the picture of the Pringles and Snickers bar is gone!

Effect 3: (Headphones)

Show a technological catalogue from both sides, showing different electronic items and options, then present the three main featured electronics of the catalogue, ask now your audience to name their favorite option. Turn the menu inside out, folding it into a triangle shape, stick your hand inside and magically make real Headphones materialize from the picture. Now open the menu to show that the picture of the headphones is gone!

Effect 4 and +: (Customize it to anything you wish)

With Food to Go 2.0 you will learn from the video how to customize your menu to magically produce any object you wish!

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Customer reviews for Food To Go 2.0

Rich
Hi have been using Food to Go 1.0 for years! In fact, I've already customized the pictures to produce new items. this is a fantastic opener you can do with or without patter... it is great for kid shows too. glad to see they have new version out! I've been looking for a back up prop for a long time now. Glad this came out!
Daniel
The trick is excellent however the explanations and the choice of camera angles could be better. "You start with the burger panel in the center."

From a practical standpoint, the burger is the standard, but it would be best if the standard was the Pringles because burgers are messy.
Keith
I was a little disappointed in this. The panels are nicely printed with the “Burger” theme. However the product description says “Now you can customize it to any other objects or menus you want,” implying that before you couldn’t customize. This product comes with nothing, other than some jpgs, that will allow you to customize this any easier than any previous Temple Screen. The only thing this adds are some nicely designed pictures (jpg) that you can download and print. As for actually attaching them to the panels, there is nothing provided that makes customizing this any easier than any other Temple Screen. Can you “customize” the look of this? Sure. But you can do the same thing with any other Temple Screen. Nothing new here except for some jpgs. There is something extra that allows you to have the kicker ending of showing that the Burger has disappeared from the picture on the panel. That is a nice. But if you are purchasing this because it will be easier to add your own panels, know that this is no different than any other Temple screen in that regard.

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  • Avrohom asks: I own the original and really liked the routine. Here are 2 questions. 1-I own the original and was wondering what this added to the first one. Only the alternate photos and production choices? 2-My original one eventually fell apart and things did not stay together where they were suppose to. Is this one built any better? Thanks

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This one is made better, and the only other difference is the photos

  • Erik asks: Hi, Is it continuously customizable or is it permanent once you install the images? Thanks.

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  • Paul asks: I notice in the video that the food prices are shown in dollars. Is there an english version which shows the prices in sterling ?

    • 1. Sgkyduyen responds:Nope! at this moment, it comes in the US dollar only
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  • Irwin asks: What is the size of one panel?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:The whole package is 12.0 x 9.0 x 0.3 inches. You do get some digital images to print out for the panels, and those are 7 x 11 inches.

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