For what size drink is 3 pumps of flavor typically used?

In the context of beverage preparation, the standard practice for flavoring typically involves using a specific number of flavor pumps based on the drink size. Three pumps of flavor are commonly associated with larger drinks, such as large sizes, which usually require more flavoring to maintain balance and enhance the overall taste experience. This approach ensures the beverage is well-flavored without becoming overwhelming.

For smaller drink sizes, fewer pumps are typically sufficient, as the volume is less and excessive flavor can lead to an unbalanced taste. Medium drinks may use two pumps, while the RT 44 size is usually reserved for an even greater amount than what three pumps can adequately flavor, which is why large is the most appropriate size associated with three pumps.