Sorbet Soft Serve Mix
A soft serve powder for sorbet-style soft serve, used at 337 g per litre.
- Dosage: 337 g per litre
- Packaging: 10 × 1.35 kg
Catalogue
Sorbet Soft Serve Mix: a soft serve powder for sorbet-style soft serve, used at 337 g per litre.
Soft Sorbet is a powdered mix for making sorbet-style soft serve in your machine. It gives you a lighter, refreshing alternative to creamy soft serve.
Rubicone Soft Sorbet is made in Italy by Rubicone, crafting ingredients for gelato since 1959, and supplied locally by Majors Group.
Why choose it?
- Powder
- Dosage: 337 g per litre
- Packaging: 10 × 1.35 kg
How to use it
Mix following the recipe on the pack, blend until smooth and pour into the hopper of your soft serve machine. Recommended dosage: 337 g per litre.
Perfect for
Ideal for cafés, kiosks, quick-service restaurants and dessert bars running a soft serve machine.
Works with any soft serve machine
Sorbet Soft Serve Mix runs in any soft serve machine on the market, whatever brand you already have. You do not need to change machines to put it on your menu.
If your machine needs its settings adjusted for this mix, our sales team will walk you through it. Tell us the make and model and we will set it up with you.
Why buy Rubicone from Majors Group?
- Supplying Australian gelaterias, cafés, restaurants and dessert businesses since 1993
- Free demonstrations at each of our showrooms
- Recipe development and menu development support from our gelato specialists
- The full Rubicone range of bases, pastes, ripple sauces and toppings from one supplier
- Expert advice on recipes and pairing ingredients with your gelato and soft serve machines
- Gelato training and start-up support for new and growing businesses
Call 1800 625 677 or request a quote on the Sorbet Soft Serve Mix and our team will get your order moving.
Related guide: Sorbet machines and bases for dairy-free menus
Technical Specifications
| Weight | 1.35 kg |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rubicone |
| Format | Powder |
| Pack size | 10 × 1.35 kg |
| Dosage | 337 g per litre |