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My juice shelf again!!!
submitted over 11 years ago by Jejune43
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by [deleted]over 11 years ago

My wife said you need liners on the shelves..."always put liners under containers of liquid!"....her advice, not mine

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by over9000over 11 years ago

That's a grip of money right there lol

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by Jejune43over 11 years ago

My nic supply is where all the money is.

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by craicladover 11 years ago

You're the guy who mixes for a B&M right?

How many recipes do you make, and how long did it take you to come up with each one?

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by Jejune43over 11 years ago

I am. I currently have 16 flavors but I'm about release 6 more. I have a pretty solid mixing system down now. I can usually know what percentage to mix at right out the gate. I usually do a couple mixes and test new flavors with staff and some of the regular customers.

I probably sell 300 to 500 bottles a month. Pretty amazing considering I started with 6 flavors about a year ago.

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by craicladover 11 years ago

That really is awesome. Would you mind if I asked you a few questions about your mixing technique? I am currently selling some juice (small scale), but I feel slightly hesitant to expand or advertise my liquid as I only have a few recipes.

Are most of your mixes single flavour? Like, would you release a simple "pear" or "banana" flavor, or would you only release something that is a little more complex? As well as this, do you mix bottle by bottle or do you mix in big batches?

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by Jejune43over 11 years ago

Single flavors are great. When crafting a single flavor I usually have one or two underlying flavors to help bring out the "main" flavor. The idea is to use flavors that compliment the main flavor but don't overwhelm it.

I mix about 300ml at a time unless I'm doing a custom order for a customer. In that case I will do a single bottle.

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by Paouliover 11 years ago

Wow, I have the jellys!!!

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