SWEETBIRD COFFEE SYRUPS With a range of sweetbird coffee syrups at your fingertips you\re equipped to surprise and delight your...... more
SWEETBIRD
COFFEE SYRUPS With a range of sweetbird
coffee syrups at your fingertips you\re equipped to surprise and delight your customers again and again. And that\s becoming essential as the market in speciality drinks goes on growing. You\ll be able to whip up thrilling new
flavour combinations for hot drinks and cold, as well as creating classics like vanilla latte or caramel cappuccino. Sweetbird
coffee syrups are a bit special, firstly they\re the only
coffee syrups in the world to be approved by the Vegetarian Society and for vegan diets by Europe’s largest vegan group Viva! as well as this sweetbird
coffee syrups contain NO GMOs, artificial flavourings, colours or preservatives. Let them inspire you to try something new... We\ve really gone to town on the point of sale too. So there\s a wide range of items to promote your sweetbird syrup sales, including table tent cards, posters and counter display cards. Each month to help your inspiration along we will provide recipe ideas for you and your customers enjoyment - why not try them as a monthly special? Our sugar free sweetbird
coffee syrups are now in full stock and reduced to the same prices as the regular sweetbird syrups. Pumps Sold Seperately. Top ten rules for using syrups in a café 1. Adding a
flavour for an extra charge doesn\t work - create a drink! Vanilla Latte To name the most popular- there are some more suggestions below. 2. Use strong visuals of the drink - a picture can make a thousand words. 3. Put a name on the drink but be careful don\t make it too poncy! Would you ask for an Alpine topped mocha with swirl 4. Unless you are in a very developed market for syrups don\t display a long line on the back bar. 5. Fruit
flavours generally don\t work with hot drinks but can with cold. 6.
Flavour your cream - vanilla is great in your general whipped cream and
chocolate flavoured cream can add a premium to your hot
chocolate. Here were making the assumption that you are using a professional cream whipper not one of those horrid UHT squirties. 7. Promote - have a free
flavour Friday occasionally. The investment will repay in repeat sales. 8. Do it properly - there is nothing worse than a drink either too heavily flavoured or not flavoured enough. 9. Charge a sensible mark up for your flavoured creations. At a cost of 9p (if you are paying more you should call us - hey call us anyway if you got this far) see your syrups as a margin maximiser not as a deterrent. 10. Don\t forget children -
flavours work great in drinks for them. __________________________________________ Sweetbird Syrup Recipe Ideas;
Chocolate Fudge Bliss Double shot of espresso 2 pumps of Sweetbird Dark
Chocolate sauce 2 pumps of Sweetbird Fudge Syrup 8 oz steamed milk Whipped cream Combine the sauce, syrup and espresso in a cup, top up with the milk, stir, top with whipped cream and drizzle a little syrup over the cream. Oh my. Secret Squirrel Latte Run Tufty run! Nutty nuttiness is what this drink is all about. Show me the way to Amaretto, hazelnuts and
coffee… The secret to success is in the barista’s paws. Double shot of espresso 1 pump of Sweetbird Amaretto syrup 1 pump of Sweetbird Hazelnut syrup Steamed milk Combine the espresso and Amaretto syrup. Steam the milk with the Hazelnut syrup and add to the espresso. Toasted Marshmallow
Chocolate 2 pumps of Sweet bird
Chocolate sauce 1 pump of Sweetbird Toasted Marshmallow syrup Steamed milk. Combine sauce and syrup, top with milk. In a word? rich. Almond Chai Mocha 2 pumps of Sweetbird Chai Syrup 1 pump of Sweetbird Almond syrup 1 pump of Sweetbird
Chocolate sauce Steamed milk Combine syrups and sauce, top with the milk and with cinnamon and
chocolate sprinkles. Caramel Latte An Old Favourite That Doesnt Date... Double shot of espresso 2 pumps Sweetbird Caramel syrup Steamed milk Combine the espresso and syrup, top with steamed milk and drizzle with caramel sauce.
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