Hypothermias Grape Shaved Ice and Snow Cone Flavor Concentrate Unsweetened 4 Fl. Oz

It tastes great and takes me back to my childhood. I make three to four servings at a time and keep it in the refrigerator in a mason jar. I used AI to calculate the recipe for smaller servings. I have grape, cola and blue raspberry. I use Swerve granular sugar substitute and it still tastes like my childhood but with fewer calories.

This syrup came in a very short time. It will make many snow cones. My great-grandson will love it a lot. He loves a snow cone and will enjoy this syrup for a while.

when I mixed it according to directions and carbonated it with my carbonation machine it tasted exactly as root beer should taste. It also tasted as it was meant to when I made a slushie with it.

Good mango flavor even after adding gallon of water. Liked being able to control the sweetness, having diabetics in family I was able to split have .5 gal for them and added more syrup for others without compromising the flavor.

This is a concentrated bottle of syrup. I did the math and figured out how to portion it out into small bottles since we only make snow cones on the weekends. My kids love it.

you for sure have to add sugar, which it says that on the bottle, i do boil some actual fruit to add extra flavor

I love this syrup, i boil some real mango for extra flavor and it comes out so delicious, its the mot popular here!!

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Instructions indicated this would make up to a gallon, but the coconut flavor was very mild when adding water, so I added coconut extract to enhance flavor. Additionally, there was an aftertaste that reminded me of some artificial sweeteners.

Flavor is not as interesting as expected. Just tastes much like weak vanilla. The lid is hard to use. It does not have a good way of controlling the flow or measuring. Hard to dispense in small amounts.