How We Carbonate Our Soda Water - Glen And Friends Cooking - Carbonating Water

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I love how “turn on all the lights... we’re filming!” Includes the oven light!

Always thought this was your actual kitchen, I always admired it!

Something about your videos seem natural, not rehearsed or reading from a script or forced. That right there is a performance art in itself. I'm fairly new here but this is some great stuff, thank you.

It's amazing the amount of projects you have going on all of the time. I imagine you have to be crazy organized with your video files.

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels, Much love from the UK, Keep it up!

Oh this is what I LUUUUUV about your channel!! Thank you! The history, the science, the culture - it just gets better! Thank you, again!!

Can you guys do a version of root beer sometime?

Amazing!!! My wife & I did the math on how much Club Soda we were buying before we got the Soda Stream and we are saving about 100$ a year with the Soda Stream. We just love bubbly water! But now with the information from the video I have to do some math again & I have a feeling we will be investing in a bar fridge and that setup. Thank you so much for posting this & all of your wonderful videos!

Two ways I've carbonated homemade sodas are #1: the old fashioned way, using yeast fermentation over a period of days. This does create a tiny bit of alcohol (not necessarily a bad thing 😏). #2: forced carbonation, by stirring chunks of dry ice through it until it's dissolved. This not only carbonates it, but also chills it nicely.

Clearly we need a video on how you modified your freezer. "Hey honey, do you mind if I make room in the freezer for something? I just want to make room for a few drinks....."

Thank you. I am a Canadian living in Thailand, and investigating how to make soda pop at my cafe. Your video has helped me. So that is good! Cheers!

To make Carbonated water and fizzy drinks here at home I use an original 1880 Seltzogene (gazogène). It has two chambers one containing the water/juice etc The other holding Tartaric Acid powder and baking powder/soda. You tip the Gazogène over slightly on its side this allows some water into the top gas globe closing the a chemical reaction making co2. You then put it back level. Non of the baking soda and tartaric get into the drink part as they are separated in different chambers. After a few hours (I often leave it over night) you are left with a well carbonated drink :) You then spray it out like a normal soda syphon. Because it only uses Tartaric Acid and Baking soda it is a lot cheaper to use than bottled gas ones. It's very economical :)

So happy everytime you post❤️❤️🇨🇦💕

Thank you Glen, I have just been using the standard soda stream, and have about 8 gas bottles, I refill them using dry ice pellets and that works ok, but have been looking to upsize the system, cheers for that information, 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🦘

This video is almost exactly what I was looking for, thanks Glen for explain things and using proper names, I was easily able to find all of the components to recreate your setup. I also used some tech wizardry of my own, using some Thermoelectric Cooler Plates, I pretty much made a mini-fridge around my keg (disclaimer I am an electronics engineer anyone who wishes to recreate it, should have extensive knowledge or seek professional help), and with my 3D printer I printed out a nice custom case for it. Might even make a youtube video about it someday.

Thank you Glen! As always, very informative video!

I'm a homebrewer that was looking into making soda water so THANK YOU for making these videos! I'll check out the rest of the playlist and go from there. Oh and as a US scientist I'd just like to point out that I'm jealous of the use of the metric system so nonchalantly : D Cheers and thanks again !

Even though I own & use multiple soda makers I ordered me a set just like yours, thanks 😘🥂

I love the pop series. Y'all ought to bring em back!