Strawberry, Peach & Watermelon. Coconut & Strawberry. Raspberry Puree & Pineapple Puree. Pomegranate, Raspberry & Fresh Lime. Dr. Pepper is my favorite so here are some tested and true Dr Pepper flavored soda mixes! Peach & Vanilla Cream. Raspberry, Blackberry & Fresh Lime. Vanilla & Coconut. 100% Real Juice. 1.5 and 3 Gallon BiB. 100% Apple Juice; 100% Grape Juice; 100% Orange Juice; 100% White Grape Juice It will work just fine in your recipe, either way. I've a got a simple recipe for all of you. Just take 2 cups of sugar, 1/4 cup of water, 1/2 tsp. lemon juice, pinch of salt, 1/2 tsp. of baking soda. Add all of the ingredients to a sauce pan, cook for about 5 minutes and your glucose syrup is ready to use. Well, they’re not quite normal soda flavors, but last week Drinkmate came out with some Italian Soda syrups. There’s a lemonade one, a lemon and ginger, a blood orange and a few others. Ive also tried the normal packets, like Sunkist singles to go and the A&W root beer powder mixes that do taste like the og pop. 1. r/SodaStream. Instructions. Combine all ingredients and stir until dissolved. Drink 1 liter daily, maximum, unless otherwise directed. If you desire flavor, squeeze in lemon, lime or orange. Or puree a few berries or mint (with seltzer for part of the 1 liter amount, as desired.) If you prefer sweetness, a small amount of honey, maple syrup or stevia are 2L jug of Coke Zero syrup makes 34+ cans at 5:1 ratio. Fill the box with 8L to maximize shipping value. Pop syrups are a 5:1 ratio. The colder and more carbonated your water the less syrup you'll use. Start with aprx 125ml or 3-4 pumps for a 1L bottle and adjust +/- from there. The fill-line is basically 22oz of water, and the sodastream syrups measure out about 2oz of syrup, thus completely filling the bottle to 24oz. Northstream says they recommend a ratio of 5:1 for theirs, so that means I'd need to fill the bottle to 20oz and use 4oz of syrup. Is it a good idea to carbonate only 20oz of water instead of the Zaj3k.

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