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Puff Recipes

Authentic Puff Recipes From The Days Of Pharmacy Soda Fountains

What are Puff recipes? Well, a "Puff" is a mixed fancy beverage containing one or more kinds of flavoring syrup with whipped cream or ice cream or white of egg all shaken well together.

Carbonated water is injected or poured into the mixture in quick spurts to create added effervescence, and a maraschino cherry is often added before serving. Puffs are traditionally served in a tall glass with a spoon and without straws. Oh, and did I mention that they're absolutely delicious?



These authentic soda fountain recipes come from the days of the pharmacy soda fountain and are similar to old-time cream soda recipes. They result in a carbonated soft drink that's easy to make and goes down creamy smooth. If you're looking for easy non-alcoholic drink recipes, these are unique.

Puffs were very popular in Grandma's day and once you taste them you'll love them too. Try these vintage soft drink recipes today.

Soda Fountain Puff Recipes

These authentic puff recipes are taken from "The Dispenser's Formulary or Soda Water Guide" compiled by the editorial staff of The Soda Fountain, published by D. O. Haynes & Co., New York, in 1915.

Carbonated water (soda water) can be found in the soft drink section of most food stores.


Cream Puff

One-half ounce of ice cream beat up with 1 ounce of a favorite syrup; then slowly fill the glass with carbonated water. An ounce of softened ice cream is then put in around the top of the glass by using a silver tablespoon. This piles the thick creamy soda mixture up in the center. Price, 10 cents.

Strawberry Puff

2 pounds sugar, 1 pint cream, 1 pint water, 4 ounces strawberry juice. Mix, bring to a boil, cool, then add a few drops of vanilla extract. Pour into a punch bowl and cover partly with very stiff whipped cream. Drop a few strawberries on the cream. Serve 2 ounces of the syrup in a soda glass, and fill to nearly full with soda water, using the fine stream. Top off with whipped cream and a strawberry. Price--10 ounce glass, 10 cents.

Cream Puff

Pour 1 ounce of the syrup of the flavor desired into a 12-ounce glass and half fill the glass with carbonated water. Pour another glass of the same size half full of charged whipped cream, and pour the contents of both glasses together until mixed.

Piff Paff Puff

Place in a glass the white of one egg, sweet cream, 2 ounces, and whip well. Then add chocolate syrup, 1-1/2 ounces. Shake well, fill with carbonated water, pour into a 12-ounce glass, and serve without straws.

Golden Egg Puff

An easy orange soda recipe. Into a 12-ounce mixing glass, put one egg, 1 ounce orange syrup, 1 large scoopful vanilla ice cream, 2 ounces sweet milk; shake thoroughly, add carbonated water, fine stream first, and completing with coarse stream. Top with whipped cream. Price--12 ounces, 15 cents. --Paul Anderson

Canary Puff

Into a shaker or mixing glass put 1-1/2 ounces of orange syrup, the white of an egg, three or four teaspoonfuls of maraschino cherry syrup (the syrup from a jar of maraschino cherries can be used), one scoopful of vanilla ice cream; shake well, add carbonated water, fine stream, and a maraschino cherry. Serve with a spoon in a 12-ounce glass. Price--15 cents. --Otis Brown

Pineapple Puff

Into a mixing glass containing 2 ounces plain, sweet cream, add 1 egg white, beat with a spoon until well whipped, add 1-1/2 ounces pineapple syrup, transfer into shaker, and add carbonated water from both streams; then pour from shaker to 12-ounce glass and serve without straws. Charge 10 cents.

Prairie Moon Beverage Syrups

Rio beverage syrupWhen the old fashioned puff recipes call for flavoring syrups, you can save yourself time and money by using Rio brand syrup concentrates from Prairie Moon. I highly recommend them.

These quality fountain syrups come in over 50 popular flavors, including all the old fashioned soda fountain favorites like sarsaparilla, vanilla, cherry, chocolate, coffee, ginger ale, root beer, cola, lemon, maraschino cherry, banana, orange, pineapple, raspberry, and strawberry. Simply add water and your own sugar or sweetener to the concentrate. It couldn't be easier.

Prairie Moon also has an affordable selection of authentic, old-time soda fountain glasses that are perfect for serving puffs.

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