Could these syrups be used with the sodastream machines, added to water to use as a drink?
1522775
Hi. You can use those flavors for just about anything. No need to add water because they are already ready to be used. They have a great flavor just the way it is.
1522776
Yes they can. In fact I find they're far, far better than the stuff Sodastream sells, since these don't contain any artificial sweeteners.
1522777
Im really not sure to be honest. These i can say are very sweet and we ended up having to dilute them with water. Then they worked out great for snow cones.
1806921
You can use anything. All you do with the Soda stream is making carbonated water. To that you can out juice, or other flavorilngs like IMO, sweetened drink powder packets, etc. if you use juice use concentrated for a full flavor. Remember it is just carbonated water.
191255
I haven't used flavor syrups. I usually use regular juices like lemonade and orange juice or pop. But to add the liquid, there is a slot in the lid where you just pour stuff in. It is pretty easy to use. Hope that helps.
1321004
Hi Oscar -- Thanks for your inquiry. You can use any liquid you choose in the Soda Plus. It's fun to fizz up your favorite fruit juices and try different juice combinations -- and it's more economical. You can even make sparkling wines and re-carbonate beverages that have gone flat. Also, the Soda Plus is easy to use and uses any standard brand of CO2 cartridge so you're not limited by more expensive proprietary brands. We hope this information has been helpful. If you want to learn more, please feel free to contact us.Best regards,aaa kitchenstuff
1764127
It is designed to use with a ball lock fitting and standard soda bottle. It will not work with SodaStream units. I use mine with a 10 lb CO2 tank and regulator with a line and ball lock fitting. It is a much more cost effective option than using the SodaStream unit and bottles.
1996882
Yes, but it is RECOMMENDED that you use distilled water. We use distilled water.
325533
Yes, but they are very expensive and much bigger. Soda Stream is a big commitment.It's not cost efficient to throw them out and buy brand new ones.Frankly, i have a bunch of different soda makers and the best by far is the old fashioned bottle that you charge and shake --like from old time movies where they'd add a spritz to some hard liquor. They are like $35 but last forever and the chargers are just pennies per liter.
87726
I would think carbonated water would increase the problems that already exist with this machine. It makes ice....slowly...but water continues to drip everywhere all over the ice after it's made.
1650968
You do not need a soda stream, soda water will work, that is how they make italian sodas is with just soda water and the syrup and this cola syrup is the best on the market as far as being like regular cola, don't want to mention brand names here but you know what I'm talking about. I hope this helps you.
547810
Just look up the Sodastream flavors, That's what I used. Would recommend the variety pack if this is your first time using a machine like this.
1898188
These can only be used with bottles designed for swing caps. They have a set of prongs that fit into special holders in the bottle neck. Never heard of them being used for soda.
877153
Yes you could use this to refill the sodastream cylinders, you would require one additional part which can be located at CO2Doctor called the FillStationPro, http://www.co2doctor.com/fillstationproIIspec.htmThis cylinder has a siphon tube which dispenses liquid CO2. This cylinder would not be appropriate for the larger coke/pepsi machines.
477769
why yes, ofcourse...and very sweet. you may add more water or even seltzer water.
1684085
I really don't know but it seems like you could experiment. You would have to use a mix with everything in it because you only add water.
1486516
A little syrup goes a long way. Unless you want other flavors or are serving hundreds of people right off the bat, I would say no. These syrups are good, and I love the pour spouts they come with. That being said, you can also do an internet search for DIY syrup. I used an easy recipe that is basically Kool-Aid, sugar, and water. It worked just as well. I put it in a food grade squirt bottle for serving. The squirt bottle doesn't work quite as well as the pour spout, but only by the smallest margin. Hope that helps.
1566881
I don't think so. These have specific threads which look much larger than those on a soda stream canister. Doesn't seem cost effective even if they did work.
145721
They can be made to, if that is the little SodaSparkle 2-part carbonator. The tip is one I learned from someone else's review. These cartridges are a fraction too short for the SodaSparkle - but - all that reviewer did was glue a small pad into the inside, right where the cartridge meets the roof of the white (top) part of the carbonator. I just bought a box of these myself, and am going to follow his example. Hope this helps.