SNOWIE Blue Raspberry Shaved Ice Flavor Concentrate — Pint, Mixes Easily & Economical
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| Management number | 253509758 | Release Date | 2026/10/24 | List Price | CA$21.62 | Model Number | 253509758 | ||
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SNOWIE Blue Raspberry Shaved Ice Flavor Concentrate (Pint) is a liquid syrup base designed to be mixed with sugar water to create bright, long-lasting blue raspberry snow cone flavor for shaved ice and slush service.
Bring professional shaved-ice flavor to events, concessions, or home parties with this concentrated liquid formula. The pint size gives you enough base to dilute into multiple 32 oz serving bottles, making it economical for both occasional entertaining and small commercial use. It’s formulated to blend easily into sugar-water for consistent color and flavor without gritty residue.
How do I prepare this concentrate for fresh snow cones?
Mixing SNOWIE concentrate is straightforward so you can focus on serving. The recommended ratio is 1 ounce of concentrate per 32-ounce serving bottle, topped with prepared sugar-water. That yields a ready-to-pour flavored syrup suitable for shaved ice machines or manual drizzling.
- Measure 1 fl oz concentrate into a 32 oz serving bottle.
- Fill the bottle with pre-made sugar-water (simple syrup) and shake to combine.
- Use immediately on shaved ice; refrigerate unused syrup to preserve freshness.
What makes this pint economical and easy to store?
p>The concentrated format reduces waste and shipping volume compared to pre-diluted bottles. Because you only mix the amount you need, a pint can produce many portions, and small batches—down to 16 oz—are possible to avoid leftover syrup that spoils. The sealed pint fits easily in a commercial or household refrigerator between uses.- Concentrate reduces storage space versus ready-to-use syrups.
- Mix small or large batches to match demand and avoid waste.
- Pint bottle stores conveniently in a fridge after opening.
How does Blue Raspberry perform for events and concessions?
Blue Raspberry is a visually striking flavor that attracts attention at fairs, fundraisers, and parties. Its bright color and sweet-tart profile pair well with other flavors for layered snow cones or floats. Because the concentrate blends consistently into sugar-water, you get repeatable results across many servings.
- Eye-catching blue color increases stand visibility.
- Sweet-tart taste appeals to kids and adults alike.
- Mixes reliably into batch or single-serve bottles for fast service.
Are there any storage or handling tips I should follow?
Handle the concentrate like any food-grade syrup: keep it sealed, refrigerated after opening, and use clean utensils to avoid contamination. For best flavor, prepare sugar-water with clean, filtered water and standard simple-syrup ratios. Label mixed bottles with the date and discard according to your local food-safety guidance.
- Refrigerate after opening and keep the cap tight.
- Prep sugar-water with filtered water for consistent taste.
- Label mixed syrups with preparation dates and rotate stock.
Who is this for: SNOWIE Blue Raspberry Shaved Ice Flavor Concentrate (Pint) is ideal for concession operators, event planners, food trucks, community centers, and home entertainers who want a professional shaved-ice flavor without bulky ready-to-use syrups. If you need a bright, crowd-pleasing syrup that mixes on demand and stretches across many servings, this concentrate gives control over batch size, cost, and flavor intensity.
FAQ
Q: What ratio should I use to mix SNOWIE Blue Raspberry concentrate?
A: Use 1 fl oz concentrate per 32 oz serving bottle, then fill with prepared sugar-water and shake.
Q: How should I store the pint after opening?
A: Seal tightly and refrigerate; label mixed syrup with date and follow local food-safety discard rules.
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