Do they add more auger to make the syrup? Or is it all natural?
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I'm assuming you meant to say "sugar", instead of "auger". No, this product is made completely from dates - nothing else. No sugar is added. It's rather neutral in flavor and has the same consistency as honey. It states on the jar that no refrigeration is needed once the jar is opened.
653890
Don't know "auger" is, but the syrup is made purely from dates, no added sugar. It is very sweet.
1844007
you get the can of syrup (the wart?) to mix with water, the yeast and the sanitizer
1030642
I mixed mine with existing. I want some of the blue stuff in there because I think the kristal will freeze too easy otherwise
683271
It's supposed to be all natural, that's what they state on product description too : "No artificial flavors or sweeteners". I would double check with them though, just to play safe.
365224
Neither. You aren't supposed to use anything but sugar syrup. Would suggest you make or buy simple syrup. I don't sweeten mine because I use heavy whip cream and it's naturally sweet.
2195816
Add water. Of course, if you use tap water it is no longer organic. Once, when I was thirsty I just ate some of the crystals. Unfortunately I soon discovered some water, drank some and damn near exploded. So I would urge caution.
1610268
I wouldn't know because they forgot to send me the plastic attachment that goes directly into the syrup. I've contacted Monin but have not gotten anyone to send me the part.
227252
It's a premium syrup, so it's a lot thicker. If you want to use them for sno-cones, I would suggest putting one pump of syrup into 1/4 cup of hot water and stirring to make it more liquid.
1846305
I did read a review before I bought mine where the family made slushy's. It makes a great slushy consistency. I wouldn't know what type of syrups to tell you to buy though. Sorry
444181
You get a pump with every bottle. Here is a hint. If you try to put the pump in a brand new (completely full) bottle the syrup splooges out of the bottle. Use a little from the bottle before putting in the new pump and save yourself some clean-up.
1088402
You can not use this hydrometer for maple syrup. The Brix scale max. is 35. But... I grew up in N.H. and did some amateur sugaring when I was a kid. Back then, I used the "pinky taste test" method. Send a sample and I will be happy to test yours! :-) I don't really know the answer to your second question. But I suspect that it is tied to the $60/gallon price of syrup!
1486516
A little syrup goes a long way. Unless you want other flavors or are serving hundreds of people right off the bat, I would say no. These syrups are good, and I love the pour spouts they come with. That being said, you can also do an internet search for DIY syrup. I used an easy recipe that is basically Kool-Aid, sugar, and water. It worked just as well. I put it in a food grade squirt bottle for serving. The squirt bottle doesn't work quite as well as the pour spout, but only by the smallest margin. Hope that helps.
1240820
You might have either put too much paste or not enough. Check out the instructions link of to the right on this web page for more help. http://www.arcticsilver.com/as5.htm
2165755
It's not the machine. The machine does one thing and it does it well. What you do with the ice after is on you. If you're returning the item, I doubt you're looking for advice. The only reason why the ice is clumping is due to the outside air temperature, humidity and the temperature of the syrup. Try adjusting one of those three pieces.
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Not sure. The kids (my great niece and nephew) loved it and used it a lot during the first few weeks...but I'm not sure if the syrup ran out since they live in Massachusetts and I live in NJ. Wish I could help you with this but not sure. I guess it depends on how my are using it.
1297404
Buy a couple lengths of black pipe (threaded) on both sides, a coupler to connect them and connect it to the auger. Works well. -Bob
919451
Yes , but it becomes like thick syrup when it is heated.It works so much better than any of the at-home kits you get at the drug store