Pepsi Max Post Mix BIB Syrup for Dispensers - Makes 42 Litres Finished Product - 7 Litres

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Fill the glass with Pepsi, holding the glass at a 45° angle, allowing the liquid to run down the side of the glass, straightening the glass gradually. Do not dip the nozzle, but keep it close to the side of the glass Place the opened line valve in your cleaning solution and activate the dispenser to flush the lines with the cleaning solution. Repeat this process multiple times. Keeping your soda machine clean is essential to serving delicious, uncontaminated soda. Some parts of your soda machine, such as nozzles and dispensing valves, should be cleaned daily. However, cleaning other elements can be done less frequently. Syrup connectors should be disconnected and sanitized weekly. In contrast, have your staff clean syrup lines weekly or monthly. Divide 640 total ounces by the ounces of syrup used per cup you determined by the last equation. Continuing the previous example, 640 oz. ÷ 1.7 oz. = approximately 376 servings. Bag in box soda connects directly to your soda fountain lines to dispense carbonated beverages. It can easily be swapped out with a new box to refresh your soda supply or to add a different flavor. They use carbon dioxide to push syrup out of the bag to mix with carbonated water. This mixture of carbonated water and syrup flows through the dispenser into a cup, ready for customers to enjoy. Bag in box systems portion out and mix ingredients, making it an easy method for employees to rely on.

Divide the cup size by 6 (5 to 1 ratio = 6 total parts) to get how many ounces of syrup per cup. For example, a 10 oz. cup ÷ 6 = 1.7 oz. of syrup per each cup. Use the following steps to calculate how many servings you will get from a 5-gallon bag in box soda system.

Any dispensing of this product (Pepsi) other than as indicated on the label constitutes unauthorised usage*.

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