Slushie Syrup & Mix
Add slushie syrup to your frozen drink or slushy machine so you can provide your customers with a cool, sweet treat while increasing impulse sales.
Slush Syrup: What You Need to Know
Whether you're operating a convenience store or concession stand, slushies are a popular treat that customers of all ages can enjoy. Adding a slushy machine to your business can improve profits by increasing impulse sales as customers are drawn in by the machine's appearance. Once you have your slushy machine, it's time to decide which slushy flavors you want to provide. A plethora of slushie syrups are available, ranging from cherry to piña colada.
Common Questions About Slushie Syrup
What slushie flavors are available?
Most slushy flavors are fruit based, but some are based on non-alcoholic versions of alcoholic beverages. Flavors such as cherry, grape, and lemon are a good choice if you're looking for a more traditional taste, and pink lemonade and fruit punch flavors come pre-mixed, so you don't have to worry about making your own lemonade or punch. Strawberry daiquiri, piña colada, and margarita flavors are available, and alcohol can be added to these for a more grown up crowd.
What sizes of slush syrup are available?
Slushie syrups come in two sizes: half gallon and bag-in-box. Half-gallon syrups come in jugs with handles and a lid and are typically sold in cases of six. Bag-in-box slushy flavors contain three gallons of product sealed in a bag. The bag-in-box flavors are ideal for establishments expecting a higher volume of customers ordering slushies, especially places that utilize slushy machines as one of their main sources of profit.
What are concentrates?
There are two different types of slush mixes: ready-to-use syrups and concentrates. Ready-to-use syrups can be immediately added to a slushie machine, while flavor concentrates must be mixed with water and sometimes sugar or preservatives. Though they require more effort, concentrates are cheaper and less wasteful than ready-made syrup because a smaller amount of concentrate is needed when mixing your own syrup.
How do I mix slushie syrup?
To mix a 21⁄2-gallon batch of Gold Medal Frusheez® mix, you just need to add one part Frusheez flavor concentrate to four parts water. Mix the two, then add it to your frozen drink or slushy machine.