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Check the machine's operating and cleaning instructions before every batch.
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Create a mixed wildberry-style slushy with this Sydney-made Slush It concentrate, combining berry character with easy 1:4 preparation for home and commercial machines.
A rich mixed-berry profile for colourful slushies, events, cafés and frozen beverage menus.
Home slushy machines • Cafés & dessert bars • Events & parties • Food trucks • Cinemas & venues • Blended frozen drinks
Mix the concentrate with cold water at the recommended ratio, then blend with ice until you reach your preferred frozen-drink texture.
Slush It Wildberry Slushy 2L concentrate is made in Sydney for home and commercial frozen drink machines. Mix 1 part syrup with 4 parts cold water; one 2L bottle makes 10L of prepared slushy mix.
How do I mix it?
Use 1 part Slush It concentrate to 4 parts cold water.
How much does one 2L bottle make?
One full bottle makes 10L of prepared slushy mix.
Can I use it in a home slushy machine?
Yes, it is suitable for many popular home slushy machine formats. Follow your machine manufacturer’s instructions.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes. Slush It is made for cafés, events, cinemas, food trucks, venues and other busy service environments.
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Shop Slushy MixesSlush It Wildberry concentrate offers mixed-berry sweetness with a gently tart finish in a frozen-drink format suited to summer festivals and family slushie menus. It is a simple way to add a clearly named flavour to a drink list, whether customers want one familiar choice or a variety of contrasting options. Unlike a ready-to-drink beverage, this concentrate is diluted and frozen to achieve the desired texture.
When shopping for wildberry slushie syrup in Australia, check the bottle size, dilution, suitability for your equipment and actual available stock. The key to a satisfying frozen drink is a measured recipe, good hygiene and enough time for your machine to chill the mix fully.
Mix 1 part concentrate with 4 parts cold water. At the standard ratio, 2L syrup plus 8L cold drinking water makes 10L liquid slushy mix, before freezing and pouring. Use the same proportion for small trials or large serving tanks.
| Syrup concentrate | Cold water | Total mix |
|---|---|---|
| 200mL | 800mL | 1L |
| 500mL | 2L | 2.5L |
| 1L | 4L | 5L |
| 2L | 8L | 10L |
Prepared liquid volume is not a guaranteed served yield. Cup size, machine settings and wastage will determine how many drinks you can pour.
Check the machine's operating and cleaning instructions before every batch.
Ensure the planned liquid amount fits safely within the tank's specified capacity.
Use a separate measuring jug for syrup and cold water to maintain a reliable 1:4 ratio.
Stir before adding to the tank unless your machine instructions specify a different procedure.
Allow the machine to run as directed and check the frozen consistency before pouring.
Use hygienic cups, follow food-safety procedures and clean equipment between services.
Expect mixed-berry sweetness with a gently tart finish. That distinctive taste helps wildberry stand on its own in a freezer tank, rather than disappearing into a generic range of frozen drinks. For summer festivals and family slushie menus, clear product signage and a recognisable flavour description can make ordering easier.
Serve this flavour alone as a refreshing frozen drink, using the prepared 1:4 dilution.
Use the appropriately diluted syrup as the base for a non-alcoholic frozen-drink presentation, checking the actual bottle ingredient information.
Mix the concentrate and water first, then blend with ice if suitable. A blender will not produce exactly the same texture as a slushy machine.
Offer a contrasting fruit or citrus syrup on a separate tap, and label all flavours for guests.
One 2L concentrate bottle makes approximately 10L of liquid mix at the stated dilution. As a planning illustration, 10L divided by 250mL is 40 theoretical cups, excluding waste, top-ups, foaming, spillage and variation in actual cup fills. For a 300mL nominal portion it is roughly 33 before losses. These examples are not guaranteed yields. Test your usual serve, calculate realistic usage and hold a little additional mix for busy periods.
For commercial service, agree on a standard recipe and post it near the mixing station. Use clear cups, clean equipment and a consistent presentation. For small domestic machines, the approved fill volume and suitability of the sugar concentration may differ; always defer to the manufacturer's manual.
Keep unopened and opened bottles as instructed on their current labels. Never infer gluten-free, vegan, preservative-free or certified dietary status from the flavour name. Verify exact ingredients, colouring and allergen declarations with the package supplied.
No. It is a concentrate that needs to be diluted before using in a suitable machine.
Combine one part syrup with four parts cold water. One 2L bottle combines with 8L water.
500mL concentrate plus 2L cold water creates 2.5L of prepared liquid.
Check the requirements for syrup concentrates, sugar concentration and tank size in your machine's manual.
Check the physical bottle label for ingredient information and any alcohol-related statement.
It is sold as a home and commercial slushy concentrate; plan portions carefully and follow safe preparation and machine cleaning procedures.
Read the current product label or supplier specification to confirm its full ingredient and allergen details.
See the full Slush It flavoured mixes collection for different 2L concentrates. For a separate sugar-free range, explore Slush It Zero and follow its specific mixing and machine requirements.