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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 275202160027 |
| VOLUME | 1 L |
| WEIGHT | 1,8 kg |
| SIZE | 33 x 7,5 mm |
With its aromas of ripe and juicy raspberries, flowers and black tea, Raspberry Iced Tea 1883 syrup develops a refreshing berry flavour and an intense black tea finish.
Raspberry Iced Tea 1883 syrup is made from carefully selected ingredients including natural cane sugar.
Raspberry syrup turns plain iced tea into a bright, fruity drink without needing fresh fruit. The syrup mixes quickly in cold water or tea, delivering a strong raspberry taste and natural colour. A precise pour gives the same flavour in every drink, whether served over ice or blended into a slush. The sealed bottle keeps the syrup fresh until opened, stopping oxidation and keeping the sharp, sweet raspberry flavour that sets it apart from powdered or fresh-fruit options.
To prepare, shake the bottle lightly to blend any settled sugars, then measure the required amount into a jug or dispenser. Add cold water, brewed tea, or sparkling water, followed by ice. The syrup's thickness means it sinks before spreading, so a brief stir ensures even flavour. For larger quantities, the syrup can be mixed with water in a bulk dispenser, ready to combine with tea or served alone as a cool raspberry drink.
The 1 litre bottle is made from food-safe PET plastic, selected for its clarity and durability in busy kitchens. The screw cap forms a tight seal, shielding the syrup from contaminants and prolonging shelf life once opened. The compact size fits easily on a counter or shelf, and the lightweight design makes handling simple during service.
The 1 litre bottle provides a consistent volume for portioning, helping caterers manage stock without waste. The syrup does not need refrigeration before opening, so it can be stored in dry areas away from heat or sunlight.
Cleaning involves wiping the bottle's exterior and rinsing the cap after use to prevent syrup residue from attracting pests or hardening. The bottle can be recycled where local facilities accept PET plastic, supporting kitchen waste reduction efforts.