What SPRiZZi Means for Consumers:

Ever thought how handy it would be to have your own home-based soda or beverage dispenser similar to those in restaurants or your favorite fast food joint? You know, so you could chose the glass/bottle size and contents. You're not alone. Well, someone was listening because SPRiZZi is coming soon.

SPRiZZi is a scaled down beverage dispenser for home use. So what's the big deal?

You can dispense carbonated or non-carbonated beverages - it's your choice, and from the comfort of your own home, office, dorm or RV.

That means a few things: Less waste because you dispense just what you want; convenient home delivery of flavor bullets and supplies so no rush-hour commutes; no stopping on the way home from work to lug heavy sodas home for the weekend; and you're also helping the environment by reducing the amount of drink containers you usually take to the landfill.

But best of all - it's the convenience of being able to enjoy a favorite beverage, when you want to. And think of the money you'll save once you've recouped the cost of your SPRiZZi. I can even see this drink machine getting lots of attention in the office lunchroom.

Main Design Features & Simple Operation:

Much thought and time has gone into the development of the SPRiZZi with a large emphasis on convenience and a practical design. Styled to fit right into your kitchen, the SPRiZZi drink machine looks much like a sleek self-serve brewer and it's about the same size.

You can connect it directly to a water supply - that would be super handy, or just fill the reservoir. Adding ice to your glass is optional because this dispenser also chills the water to below 40 degrees. Operation couldn't be simpler. Insert a flavor bullet and choose one of two buttons for carbonated or non-carbonated and it dispenses right into your glass. A quick sports drink to go would be a hit with the runner.

This machine would also be handy just for a cold glass of water - carbonated or not. And that could mean less lengthy browsing at the refrigerator. And for those experimenting with carbonated water in gluten-free baking, you can dispense exactly what you need - no more opening (and lugging) big bottles for a cup's worth of fizz.

Flavor Bullet Choices:

Warning, making drink decisions might be tough, cause there's over 60 flavors to choose from for the SPRiZZi, including natural juices, sports drinks, sodas, iced teas, lemonade and more. Categories include Classic Flavors, Non-Carbonated Favorites, Old Fashioned Gourmet Flavors, Sports Drinks, Fruit Juices & Functional Beverages, Lite Flavors, Kidz Flavors, Kidz Plus Flavors. That makes for a pretty wide assortment and each 2 oz flavor bullet can make a 16 oz drink.
Learn more about bullet flavors

What Else Will You Need?:

Besides thirst and a flavor bullet, the SPRiZZi will need a gas cartridge to carbonate the water or beverage. According to the manufacturer, two CO2 canisters will power about 12 gallons of carbonated beverages.

More About SPRiZZi:

SPRiZZi is in the final stages before being released to market - the store will open soon. If so inclined, you can support this product launch at: www.kickstarter.com.

For those who want to save some money and be first out the gate, there's a prelaunch discount you might want to check out. Dealer opportunities are also available for those with an entrepreneurial spirit.

To learn more about this cool drink machine and to keep posted for the launch, follow these links:
www.sprizzidrink.com
Follow: Prelaunch discount to save
Watch: SPRiZZi video
Back the SPRiZZi Project

I'll be updating this page as more details are available, so stay tuned.

Keep Updated - Check out new information::

June 1, 2013: Flavor bullets will be home delivered and will be available worldwide, in minimum lots of 25. Nutritional information and product labels will be available soon on the SPRiZZi site. Gluten-free will also be available and an iced coffee line is also in the works.

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