Snow Cone Accessories
Snow cone accessories from Popcorn Supply Company cover everything around the machine: syrup pumps and stations for consistent portions, cone trays and vending trays for serving, sanitary ice scoops and totes, drain pans, and food-grade lubricant. These Gold Medal and San Jamar accessories help concession stands, schools, and event operators serve faster, waste less syrup, and pass health inspections.
Syrup Pumps & Syrup Stations
- 1 oz. Syrup Bottle Pump (1071) - Fits gallon jugs with an 11" tube and dispenses a measured 1 oz with each pump, for consistent cost per cone.
- 1/4 oz. Syrup Pump (1105) - A precision pump for 16 oz square slush jars, for small portions and flavor sampling.
- 16 oz. Square Glass Flavor Bottle (1104) - A display-ready syrup jar that pairs with the 1105 pump.
- Syrup Station (1162) - A revolving stainless steel rack that holds 12 quart-size syrup bottles for self-serve flavor bars.
- Wide-Mouth Squeeze Bottles - NSF squeeze bottles with a large opening for fast refills.
Serving & Display
- 8-Cup Sno-Kone Counter Tray (1076) - Holds up to eight finished snow cones upright at the counter.
- Universal Vending Tray (1072) - A 24-hole tray with strap, handle, and drip tray for walking the stands at stadiums and ballparks.
- Insulated Sno-Kone Chest (1025) - A combined ice chest and mobile merchandiser for taking snow cones to the crowd.
Ice Handling & Sanitation
- Saf-T-Scoop & Guardian System - NSF ice scoops with a holder that keeps hands and scoops out of the ice.
- Saf-T-Ice Tote (6 gal.) and Lid - Carries up to 25 lb of ice sanitarily from the ice machine to the shaver.
- Snow Cone Drain Pan (1207) - An 18" x 26" heavy-duty aluminum pan with a drain hose to catch meltwater under the machine.
- Petro-Gel Sanitary Lubricant - A 4 oz tube of food-grade lubricant for slush, soft serve, and frozen treat equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which syrup pump should I use for snow cone syrup?
Use the 1 oz Syrup Bottle Pump (1071) on gallon jugs for a consistent pour on every cone. Use the 1/4 oz pump (1105) on 16 oz square slush jars for small portions or sampling. For self-serve flavor bars, the 1162 Syrup Station holds 12 quart-size bottles on a revolving stainless rack.
How do I keep snow cone ice sanitary?
Never scoop ice with your hands or a cup. Use an NSF Saf-T-Scoop stored in its Guardian holder, move ice in a lidded Saf-T-Ice Tote, and set a drain pan under the machine so meltwater doesn't pool. Most health inspectors look for all three.
What accessories do I need to start a snow cone stand?
Beyond the machine, plan on syrup pumps or a syrup station, cups or cones with a counter tray, an ice scoop and tote, and a drain pan. Stands that roam crowds add a vending tray or insulated Sno-Kone chest.
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