0lemonie 10 years ago ReplyUpvoteYou need liquid / solid carbon dioxide. Yes if you've got them and the kit. Look to the right under RELATED on this page. L
0Kiteman 10 years ago ReplyUpvoteI saw a UK chef attempt this specific thing a couple of weeks ago - his equipment burst before he got enough fizz into his cola. Your options are to use a commercial "soda stream" type device, or to drop pellets of dry ice into bottles of cola and seal them.
0KitemanRe-design Answer 10 years ago ReplyUpvoteOnly if you put too much in. For the chap on TV, it simply became fizz, as the gas dissolved in the cola.
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10 years ago
You need liquid / solid carbon dioxide. Yes if you've got them and the kit.
Look to the right under RELATED on this page.
L
10 years ago
I saw a UK chef attempt this specific thing a couple of weeks ago - his equipment burst before he got enough fizz into his cola.
Your options are to use a commercial "soda stream" type device, or to drop pellets of dry ice into bottles of cola and seal them.
Answer 10 years ago
The old "coke bottle bomb".
Answer 10 years ago
Only if you put too much in. For the chap on TV, it simply became fizz, as the gas dissolved in the cola.
10 years ago
You've got to pump it up with Carbon Dioxide.