What an Ozzi Stick Looks Like Once It's Mixed
2 second demo · Ozzi Crave Crusher
This is the finish. A stick that has been stirred all the way through looks like this: pale, even in color, no grit at the bottom of the glass, and a very slight body to it when the spoon moves through. If your glass looks like this, you mixed it right.
Reading the glass
- Even color, no streaks. Streaking means there is still undissolved powder. Ten more seconds of stirring clears it.
- Slight body, not thickness. The konjac glucomannan is a soluble fiber, so a properly mixed glass moves a touch slower than plain water. It should not be gel-like. If it is, there was not enough water.
- Nothing settled at the bottom. A little sediment after the glass sits for a few minutes is normal. Stir once and carry on.
- Color varies by flavor. Lychee runs pale and cloudy like this one. Cherry Limeade and the berry flavors come out tinted.
If it does not look right
- Too thick or too sweet? Add water. The formula is built around 16 oz, and going under that concentrates both the sweetness and the fiber.
- Gritty? Cold water and a longer stir. Powder dropped into a nearly full glass with no agitation will clump at the surface.
- Foamy? Shaking hard in a bottle will do that. Let it sit for thirty seconds and the foam falls.
See the pour that comes before this one: how to mix an Ozzi Crave Crusher stick.
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