Can you carbonate wine or juices with this product?
1565575
You can add the carbonated water to the wine or juice but not carbonate the liquid itself because it will clog the system.
1565576
You can, but your're not really supposed to. It can get sticky inside of the nozzle and cause it not to work. If you do, I'd make sure to run C02 through it afterwards and maybe fill a cup with hot water to soak the nozzle in to make sure nothing is left in it to gum it up.
1096271
Never thought about it, but why not! Try it. You will need to rinse the base out afterwards. Make sure the juice is really solidly frozen. Great idea for summer.
1776818
yes you can add it with any drink you like or juice,just put 10 drops into any liquid that you would like to drink water or just drinks no liquor at all have a blessed day god bless you all pastor John Vera
1706186
I would definitely say yes. I have carbonated grape juice with this yeast, and get good results after just a day of so. I make very dry, very strong apple wine with this yeast, as well as good grape wine from Concorde grape juice concentrate. Good luck!
1112576
Technically, any liquid you place in the bottle can be carbonated. I'd imagine anything other than water would make things pretty sticky. You'd probably want to clean off any parts that touch the liquid.
476554
Yes you can. My LFS does this with unopened bottles. Of course it is MUCH cheaper on Amazon. This stuff works very well to cycle your tank.
1995121
This product works very well with the sparkling wines. It is not designed nor will it fit on most non-sparkling wine bottles.
1542621
You can carbonate any water. If you use your own tap/municipal water, it will make the equivalent of Talking Rain, Calistoga, Arrowhead, LaCroix, etc. However, it will not be *mineral* water, which is what Perrier is. If you have well water or access to other mineral-rich drinking water, it might be more like Perrier when carbonated.
286322
No, but there are a lot of wine juice kits available that this kit can be used with.
661488
If you view the demonstration on QVC, they tell you it is NOT for use with CARBONATED BEVERAGES OR JUICES WITH PULP. Aren't you glad you asked?
1321005
Yes, you can add the Soda Stream flavors to the carbonated water. You can also carbonate wines and juices, which makes the SodaPlus superior to the other carbonation machines on the market.
1246184
These are only the caps that allow you to use any soda or water bottle with standard cap size to carbonate beverages. You will still need one of the other Fizz Giz products to actually get the CO2 into the bottle though. He sells a few different products to accomplish that. Some need a regulator and some don't. He sells them on Amazon as well as his own website.
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Dan - Dop not carbonate anything but the water. I make very strong ginger tea and then add it to the water after a strong carbonation with a little stevia. So to add concentrated liquid such as teas, juices or wine, just cut them into the strongly carbonated water and chill.
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I have not made an attempt to do anything but water. I am very satisfied with flavoring the water as the instructions prescribed. The carbonation is excellent for adding whatever you prefer. You will probably have quite a mess with carbonating with juice.
1016373
I would see why not? The grape must would have to be cut in half. I would think you could do the same with the yeast and other additives. I like dryer wines so since I don't back sweeten I haven't ever used the stabilizer.
764167
You can put anything you want in the sparkling water. That said, as others have mentioned, the sparkling water isn't nearly as carbonated as the sparkling water that's included in soda such as Coke, 7-Up, etc. So, this sparkling water dispenser isn't a great alternative to soda pop. Also, because the sparkling water isn't heavily carbonated, I personally don't like adding the soda mixes, because they just make the water taste like *flat* soda pop.
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That's a fascinating question! I've never done it, but knowing the machine technically as I do - YES, you could put carbonated water in it. However, due to the way the machine works, the carbonation would escape too quickly to be useful. The holding tank has a large open surface. The pump process for filling the ice tray circulates water through the system multiple times for each tray of ice. That would un-fizz the water very rapidly. I would be very surprised if many bubbles would ever get into the ice.