could i use this syrup to flavor my alcohol drinks at my bar or would it not work?
935512
They are more appealing to a child's taste, I think: more like lollypop flavors.
935513
Sorry, I can't help you with that question. I don't drink. I do use it add flavor to water and soda.
1143533
There are a lot of ways to flavor your carbonated beverages. Personally, I like mixing concentrated flavors with simple syrup, but that's basically the same thing as Torani syrups and the ones sold by Soda Stream can also be used in a Primo Flavorstation.
661487
I tried it with carbonated beverages and it seems to flatten them. Even a fresh opened 2ltr bottle ends up tasting more flat and syrupy than it should.
1873195
it works fine for syrup you just need make sure you take the temperature of the syrup into account when taking the measurement. It will not replace a hydrometer for final bottling but is great for quick measurements when syrup is almost ready to come of the pan. I keep two around, used very often.
721281
ABSOLUTELY! I mix both all the time, I use Captain Morgans Spiced Rum or Foresters Bourbon to mix with my vodka. 75% Vodka; 25% Rum -or- Bourbon. Smells and bakes .... well.... AWESOME :-)
1949970
You can use it in anything you want to flavor. I have used it to make sodas, rootbeer flavored chex mix and muddy buddies, and I flavor vapor liquid for e-cigarettes.
1370810
I haven't tried to carbonate an already mixed up cocktail but have made "mixers" like coke, diet coke, tonic, etc. I buy the soda stream bottles of syrup and they now make a pump for them which is awesome.
709430
If you have sprayed this substance with other sprayers before, I would think it could. But, I do not have first hand experience with a "molasses based"substance. My thought is, the liquid has to be fluid enough so that it will flow rather than thick and syrupy. Otherwise, it wouldn't even get into the container.
411733
Any syrup can be used. The ones provided come in little bottles much like the liquids you would buy from any store.
247700
Oh P.S., just think of a coffee house, they have like a 100 flavoring syrup bottles set up like a bar. :-)
1846303
Yes it would, I just had a slushie made on this model at a friend's place, which is why I'm snagging one now. Just look up "slush syrup" or "snow cone syrup"... the options are limitless. You can also use juice, which I have to say is pretty great. Pineapple and orange in a slush, with a bit of simple syrup and lemon juice is awesome. (simple syrup: cook equal amounts of sugar and water for about 15 minutes below a simmer)
1547316
I didn't have any luck at all with this product. Followed instructions for water, when that didn't work tried mixing with alcohol per instructions. Colored both liquids nice but none would penetrate wood. Tried three different colors. Maybe I just got a bad batch. Ended up using artisan premixed and it worked really nice for me
1011982
I wouldn't recommend it. Any liquid that's thicker than syrup, for example, would probably pour very slowly or not at all, especially with small bits of garlic.
2197706
When I make our slushies I put the syrup in the bottom like the directions said. I'm certain that you could do the same for the iced coffee. I will have to try it! love iced coffee!
382788
Of course, but keep in mind that it does have an overpowering flavor. Make sure your other ingredients dominate by adjusting to taste.
570815
Just like the other responses, these are syrups ready-for-use. The only mixing required is if you would like to combine flavors; say strawberry and banana, or cherry and pina colada. Let your imagination explore the possibilities.
1641480
I don't see why not as it is pretty much flavored sugar water. I think the trick will be in determining the correct amount to employ. But let me thank you for this great idea as now I look forward to trying it in the next cake I bake. Note that although I purchased the variety pack which is pricey they do also sell individual bottles as well.