Soda Pop Machine?

[Pigs On The Wing BBQ]

Soda Pop Machine outside for the take out place. That way I don't have to waste my time on handing out cans asking what do you want to drink exc and taking up space inside. Also I won't have to pay the bank for rolled coins (they charge business people) What do you folk think?
Thanks,
Pigs

 

[cflatt]

theres a spicy hot chicken place in Nashville that handles drinks that way and no one seems to mind at all, they go for the food, not the drinks.

 

[Captain Morgan]

I'd give it careful thought...the amount of profit one makes off those
tanks of syrup and fizz is significant.

 

[Diva Q]

the typical cost for a serving of pop only costs 4-10¢ depending on location and syrup. That is a whole lot of profit if you are charging $1.50

 

[Bruce B]

Soda Pop Machine outside for the take out place. That way I don't have to waste my time on handing out cans asking what do you want to drink exc and taking up space inside. Also I won't have to pay the bank for rolled coins (they charge business people) What do you folk think?
Thanks,
Pigs

How many choices of different soda do your customers have?

 

[LarryWolfe]

Soda Pop Machine outside for the take out place. That way I don't have to waste my time on handing out cans asking what do you want to drink exc and taking up space inside. Also I won't have to pay the bank for rolled coins (they charge business people) What do you folk think?
Thanks,
Pigs

Chris can you clairfy what type of Soda Pop Machine you're referring to? Your post is misleading, cause I was under the assumption you are talking about a soda can dispenser, until you mentioned the thing about paying for rolled coin. And it seems like Curtis is the only person that thought the same as me.

 

[cflatt]

Chris can you clairfy what type of Soda Pop Machine you're referring to? Your post is misleading, cause I was under the assumption you are talking about a soda can dispenser, until you mentioned the thing about paying for rolled coin. And it seems like Curtis is the only person that thought the same as me.[/quote]

I guess I still get confused with the words soda pop...they're all coke machines where I am from . I guess I see machine and think of cans or bottles, perhaps its a fountain he is talking about ??

 

[LarryWolfe]

Chris can you clairfy what type of Soda Pop Machine you're referring to? Your post is misleading, cause I was under the assumption you are talking about a soda can dispenser, until you mentioned the thing about paying for rolled coin. And it seems like Curtis is the only person that thought the same as me.

I guess I still get confused with the words soda pop...they're all coke machines where I am from . I guess I see machine and think of cans or bottles, perhaps its a fountain he is talking about ??[/quote]

I thought the same thing as you Curtis!!

 

[wittdog]

So Coke machines sell Pepsi :roll:
He is talking about a machine that dispenses canned or bottled beverages of the carbonated variety..

 

[Greg Rempe]

So is it a "Fountain" style machine or a can dispensing machine?

 

[cflatt]

So Coke machines sell Pepsi :roll:
He is talking about a machine that dispenses canned or bottled beverages of the carbonated variety..

call it a regional thing,the closer you get to atlanta the more its all referred to as coke. you may get asked "wanna coke ?" "what kind ?" back in the days of the pepsi challenge they started leaving the top of the bottles of coke so it would go flat...but as time goes on and the transplants move in..theres more "soda pop...and colas" in the dialect. :roll:

 

[Pigs On The Wing BBQ]

A can machine. I'm going to call around on a "Fountain" style machine. They are big bucks lat time I checked, but that might be the way to go.

 

[Pigs On The Wing BBQ]

[quote="Pigs On The Wing BBQ":px9wpxew]Soda Pop Machine outside for the take out place. That way I don't have to waste my time on handing out cans asking what do you want to drink exc and taking up space inside. Also I won't have to pay the bank for rolled coins (they charge business people) What do you folk think?
Thanks,
Pigs

How many choices of different soda do your customers have?[/quote:px9wpxew]
I think 4 would be good. What brand or flavor I have no clue yet. What do most of you guys have? Beer don't count. That's all I need is a huge stock pile of brewskis

 

[cflatt]

How many choices of different soda do your customers have?[/quote]
I think 4 would be good. What brand or flavor I have no clue yet. What do most of you guys have? Beer don't count. That's all I need is a huge stock pile of brewskis [/quote]

seems like most of the places offer one (coke/pepsi) , diet, sprite (sierra mist) then it seems to be dealers choice...dr p, root beer, etc...

 

[Greg Rempe]

Get Sam's Club Soda...then you don't have to worry about coke or Pepsi fans being offended that "THEIR" choice isn't an option.

Plus, its cheaper and you can make more margin on those cans!

 

[wittdog]

Unless no one buys it cuz it's crap...

 

[Smokey_Joe]

Unless no one buys it cuz it's crap...

I fully agree Sam's Club soda isn't very good... I'd go thirsty before I'd PAY for it. Even free, I think I'd take a pass.