Soda Making

That one that I posted before fits both posts for counter filling plastic bottles with beer.
 
Forgot to mention I also picked up a picnic tap, some hose, and another quick disconnect. Now my 5 gallon keg is a little more portable :D watch out world, here I come
 
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Today's fizzy soda. Juiced Beetroot, Apple, ginger, carrot, celery and lemon mmmm fruity and invigorating.
 
I think most of the recipes call for sugar. The one I made had 3/4 cup sugar, and the syrup made about 2 liters or so of soda. Not sure how that compares to regular soda. Seems low to me
 
turned out quite well, if a little under carbed. will definitely let the next one chill much longer before i hit it with the gas. i think the blackberry / lime would go quite nice with some brandy or rum

now to try that fizzy chocolate milk idea...
 
I tell ya what gives you an idea of the carbonic acid that enters into the brew beer wouldn't be half as nice without them bubbles especially lighter beers
 
jmcnamara said:
turned out quite well, if a little under carbed. will definitely let the next one chill much longer before i hit it with the gas. i think the blackberry / lime would go quite nice with some brandy or rum

now to try that fizzy chocolate milk idea...
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My method for maximum fizz at the moment is 30 psi 3/4 full soda bottle with brew of choice. gas it take off gas shake crap out of it till gas absorbs 10-20seconds then repeat this a few times and walla fizzy drink in less than a minute. I make sure it's as cold as possible too.

Reason I take it off the gas line is I can shake like crazy and don't need to worry about creating leaks on gas connections from erratic soda man shaking :p.

Oh and thanks again jmcnamara this is my crutch whilst taking a breather from drinking fizzy beer.
 
an even easier way is to buy a 2 litter bottle of carbonated water,;)
 
Carbing up a batch of blueberry brown sugar soda. The recipe had called for maple syrup. Didn't have that, so called an audible. I think it'll work out
 
Another one for rootbeer, my family adores it :)
 
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