Carbonated vs. Uncarbonated Slush Machine

See the difference between Taylor's Frozen Carbonated and Taylor's Frozen Uncarbonated Slush Machines and how these machines can be real profit makers for your business.

[@iqflash755]

whys this recommended to me 10 years later

[@sandrinericordeau1388]

Nice design, works well and very easy to set up.

[@KappusCompany]

@King We have both carbonated and uncarbonated beverage machines that are for commercial use

[@What-zb9ju]

Is there a difference in slush texture between the carbonated vs the non carbonated variety?

[@johnanders8861]

What? I have a carbonated and uncarbonated slush machine at home. My carbonated slush machine feeds off my 5 gallon fountain syrup supply from my soda fountain, soda gun, and soda drop in unit in my basement. It also feeds off of my 100lb co2 tank, which is also in my basement. My uncarbonated slush machine uses normal fountain syrup also, but I mix and dose it into the hoppers myself instead of it being automatically added. Carbonated slush is more airy and more, well, like a soda than uncarbonated slush. Un carbonated slush is the same as soda frozen in a can in a freezer, only more controlled and with less ice crystals.

[@lupisvulpix]

Of say the carbonated slush is fizzy and quite thick

[@nwonomad]

So is it possible to use the FUB machine to manually add carbonated drinks? or does the co2 get mixed at the point of pouring? I am looking for a home use unit.

[@johnanders8861]

Yes it is possible, but you would have to add said and it might get uncarbonated by the auger so at the end when dispensing it might come out flat

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