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Fountain Drink 30oz Recipe

Inspired by LawLers Barbecue
Time5m
Serves1

Make Fountain Drink 30oz Recipe in just 5m. Get the full recipe with step-by-step instructions at pekinthechef.com.

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Ingredients

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Syrup & Carbonation

Method

Syrup & Carbonation

1

Prepare glass

Select a 30 oz (about 900 ml) cup or glass. If using a disposable cup, ensure it is chilled if possible to help keep drink cold.

2

Add ice

Fill the cup roughly 1 cup (about 240 ml) with ice cubes, leaving room for liquid so the final volume equals 30 oz. Adjust ice amount if you prefer less dilution.

3

Measure syrup

Pour 10 fl oz (about 300 ml) of fountain syrup into a clean measuring cup. This ratio yields a typical fountain-drink sweetness for a 30 oz serving (approximately 1:2.4 syrup to water by volume). Adjust to taste if you prefer stronger or weaker flavor.

4

Add syrup to cup

Pour the measured syrup evenly over the ice in the cup.

5

Add carbonated water

Slowly pour 720 ml (about 24 fl oz) of chilled carbonated water into the cup over the back of a spoon or down the side of the cup to help preserve carbonation and reduce foaming. Leave about 0.5-1 inch headspace at the top to avoid overflow.

6

Mix gently

Use a long spoon or stir stick to gently stir the drink for 5–8 seconds to incorporate syrup and soda without flattening the carbonation.

Ice & Garnish

7

Top off and garnish: If foam has settled and there is still room, add a couple more ice cubes to reach the 30 oz fill. Garnish with a lemon or lime wedge on the rim if desired and insert a straw.

8

Serve immediately: Serve the fountain drink immediately while cold and carbonated. Advise drinker to stir gently before sipping if syrup has partially settled.