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Date: 28 Jul 2006 19:40:44
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Subject: Question from a newbie
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I'm thinking of getting one of those soda making machines (that uses
the Co2 cartridges). My question is this: Is it possible to take a
beverage like say, fruit punch and simply carbonate it through one of
these devices? Or do I need to buy all those special syrups? I've never
owned a soda maker before, so I'm sorry if my question seems dumb, but
I'd really like to know before I go and order one.
Bryan
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Date: 28 Jul 2006 19:52:27
From: Alf McLaughlin
Subject: Re: Question from a newbie
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What specific soda-making machine are you looking at? If it is
anything like the corny keg system, you can carbonate any liquid in it
(including fruit juice).
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Date: 31 Jul 2006 00:08:14
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Subject: Re: Question from a newbie
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Alf McLaughlin wrote:
> What specific soda-making machine are you looking at? If it is
> anything like the corny keg system, you can carbonate any liquid in it
> (including fruit juice).
I've done some looking around. Those old "soda syphons" (with the side
attachment for Co2 cartridges) have been around for ages. It looks like
that's the way to. I don't have room for a big keg setup in my place.
Bryan
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Date: 01 Aug 2006 17:27:32
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Subject: Re: Question (To Rick)
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Rick Knight wrote:
> On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 00:08:14 -0700
> I have one of those "Soda Syphons" and they do work, quite well in fact.
> You can use them to carbonate just about any liquid. I usually use bottled
> water in mine and keep it in my bar.
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> Rick Knight
Rick,
How much liquid can you carbonate before the Co2 cartridge needs to be
replaced? I bought an older "Soda King" without the manual.
Bryan Lord
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