The American Soda Book of Receipts and Suggestions

About a thousand formulas for the soda fountain — syrups, phosphates, egg drinks, ice-cream sodas and “fancy drinks” — with hints on installing and running a fountain, from the company that sold them.

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Lemon Syrup (Ounce ounce Few dashes acid)

1/2 ounce 1/2 ounce Few dashes acid phosphate, 4 glass shaved ice. Draw soda water large stream, in mineral tumbler, and serve.

This makes a fine morning drink.

Lemon Fizz.

Fill a 12-ounce tumbler half full of seltzer water and squeeze into it the juice of a lemon. Into this stir a heaping teaspoonful of powdered sugar and serve while it is effervescing.

Lemon Fizz.

Juice of 1½ lemon, 1 teaspoonful powdered sugar. Mix in 12-ounce glass, fill half full seltzer, stir and serve quickly.

Lemon Phosphate Syrup.

Solution of acid phosphate, 8 fluid ounces, lemon syrup, sufficient to make I gallon. Mix.

Lemon Shrub.

American Concentrated Lemon Shrub Syrup

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