[Sca-cooks] question: Medieval restaurant at Pennsic
Stefan li Rous
StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
Sun Jul 20 21:03:26 PDT 2003
Adamantius commented:
> How about several period fruit syrups over shaved ice, essentially a
> snow-cone, which may well be period?
16th century I think. See "Harvest of the Cold Months"(?) that we've
discussed previously.
> The main difficulty I can see is
> that it might be seen to have a rather unattractively low profit
> margin.
Yes and you would be competing with the folks that already do similar
ice slush drinks using commercial syrups. And unfortunately, I couldn't
eat this, or I would have to limit my intake. So would many other
people. Not what you want commercially. :-) Of course the fruit syrups
would probably be better for me than the largely sugar based commercial
ones, fructose being better than sucrose. Now, a close to period slushy
using nutrasweet or artifical sweetener would be nice, but we are
getting further from period items.
Stefan
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