Citric Acid & Sodium Benzoate Liquid Preservatives for Syrup Production

Want your mixed flavors (syrups that you mix with concentrates, water and sugar) to last longer? Try our shaved ice /sno cone syrup preservatives.

Directions: To preserve one gallon (128 Fl oz) of syrup simply add 1/4 Fl oz of sodium benzoate and 1/2 Fl oz of citric acid when mixing your syrups.

• Flavor concentrates will last 2 years sealed (lid on) in a room temperature environment out of sunlight - Expiration date on bottle - (DOES NOT need preservatives).
• Ready to use syrups will last at least 1 year, sealed (lid on) in a room temperature environment out of sunlight - Expiration date on bottle - (DOES NOT need preservatives).
• Sugar free simple syrup base will last 1 year, sealed (lid on) in a room temperature environment out of sunlight - Expiration date on bottle - (DOES NOT need preservatives).
• Mixed flavors (flavors that you are mixing with concentrates, water and sugar) will last 1- 2 weeks in a room temperature environment out of sunlight - WITHOUT preservatives added.
  
• Mixed flavors (flavors that you are mixing with concentrates, water and sugar) will last 2-3 weeks REFRIGERATED - WITHOUT preservatives added and MUST MUST BE KEPT IN A REFRIGERATOR.
  
• Mixed flavors (flavors that you are mixing with concentrates, water and sugar) will last 1-2 months in a ROOM TEMPERATURE environment out of sunlight - WITH preservatives added.

TIP: If adding preservative (citric acid, sodium benzoate) rinse out measuring cup in-between adding each preservative.

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