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FRUIT SYRUPS

On a hot summer’s day, customers love nothing more than an icecold craft soda – just 3 pumps for a soda that’s super thirstquenching, and super-profitable. Our fruit syrups are perfect for adding a punch of fruit flavour to milkshakes, smoothies and frappés. In winter, add to hot chocolates for Black Forest Hot Chocolates or strawberry into white hot chocolate.

Why Fruit Syrups

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• Easily add a fruit burst to hot and cold drinks

• Use in mocktails and cocktails

• Mix and match with other Sweetbird products for creative house specials such as Peaches & Cream frappé or Strawberry Sherbet smoothie with just two pumps of lime syrup

• Made in Bristol with British sugar

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How To Make Craft Sodas

1. Add 3 pumps syrup to glass

2. Fill to ¾ with still or sparkling water

3. Stir and add ice cubes to fill

4. Garnish and serve

= 41 12oz

1L

£60 NET PROFIT

Lemonade Syrups

SWEETBIRD LEMONADE

SYRUPS LEMONADE

PINK GUAVA & LIME

RASPBERRY & POMEGRANATE

Easy to make, simply add a few dashes to chilled still or sparkling water, and the perfect, cool refreshment is ready to serve.

With the trend for tropical flavours on the cards in 2023

Sweetbird Lemonade syrups are the solution. Offering traditional and modern twists on much-loved classics, our lemonade syrup range is available in three fresh flavours that your customers will love – pink guava & lime, raspberry & pomegranate and traditional lemonade.

Sweetbird purées, fruit, and botanical syrups make great partners for these lemonadesadd two pumps of either fruit syrup or purée to two pumps of lemonade for your own house specials.

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HOW TO MAKE: LEMONADE

1. Add 4 pumps syrup to glass

2. Fill to ¾ with still or sparkling water

1. Sold on average for 2.15 – 1.85 per drink profit: I would say on average around £60 profit per bottle.

3. Stir and add ice cubes to fill

4. Garnish and serve

1L

= 31 12oz

£60

NET PROFIT

Based on average UK price of a 12oz lemonade made with 4 pumps Sweetbird syrup and sparkling water

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