Carbonating EVERYTHING with a SodaStream | What can you carbonate besides water???

[@jj-travels94]

This is just what I was looking for 😂 thanks for your sacrifice 🙏🏻

[@EverythingPractical]

You're welcome 😊 it was both fun, and annoying 😅

[@toglandaker]

😂

[@heat0094]

What model were you using. Did you have a electric one? And was it the one button or the 3 button?

[@EverythingPractical]

3 buttons, electronic

[@haint7709]

It looks like the machine likes just water. Is there a difference between adding the flavoring before or after adding fizz? Is quality and taste affected? I like that you did it all, so we can see what can happen. Ta.

[@stephaniea1185]

This is a breakthrough. Thank you! I thought I was beyond following instructions. But now I know I was wrong. Only water.

[@mrburns366]

I've found that if you slowly vent things you can carbonate anything. Also, you can still carbonate things WITHOUT the tube being submerged. So if you only fill the bottle half it will have more room to expand and not spray everywhere

[@marviedouglas7375]

I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thanks for saving me from a big mess and sick stomach and answered many questions.

[@EverythingPractical]

Very happy to hear it was helpfu! l

[@Goigigandfriends]

Dude I’ve watched 3 of your bids assuming you had at least 200k subs you are an awesome creator keep up the hard work!! Your gonna be the next big thing one day!!

[@EverythingPractical]

Thanks for the kind words! I was a bit slack last year but there's lots of videos coming this year!

[@normaodenthal8009]

This was hilarious with lots of information on what not to do, except for turning wine into champagne 🥂 That would actually be worth doing.🍷

[@EverythingPractical]

Thanks for the comment 😊

[@FosterWolf]

I really, really enjoyed this! Very educational, and so many "that's what she said" moments missed!

[@EverythingPractical]

Left to the imagination 😉

[@FosterWolf]

@@EverythingPractical I wish you had ended with "I hope this video left you satisfied and smiling."

[@bytescyz4119]

Training your grip strength huh? ;D Thank you for doing this. This was educational and entertaining!

[@lrileycantoo1]

Omg thank you! Informatively hilarious! Your face and the no no no’s 😆

[@janvier1492]

Thank you for sharing some creative ideas. The demos are cool for experimenting with different drinks & beverages.

[@chaohuang816]

Thanks a lot for your effort making this video. The quality of the sound and video are very good.

[@EverythingPractical]

Thank you!

[@timotube2007]

You are my favourite mad scientist! "Don't do this " is all u need and there you go!

[@demonzprey5577]

The number of accidents that must have happened in human history with the 2 awesome words "For science"

[@Joankc119]

LOL😂😂

[@braydenyonts3758]

Fun video! I just got a DrinkMate for Christmas and I look forward to trying some fun combos. :-) Thank you. 💜

[@vinsanity_52]

Watching him keep filling the bottle up all the way and continue to make a mess was tough to watch. Great video tho! Love all the things you tested.

[@storytellerHD]

Nice informative video, man. I’m thinking you should’ve done these over a sink or basin to mitigate the mess and make the cleanup effort easier.

[@gemma6907]

That was hilarious 😆. I haven’t got a soda stream but would like one!

[@EverythingPractical]

😃😊

[@proveau7]

I use a carbonator cap with a pepsi quick disconnect, hose and CO2 cylinder with regulator. I can carbonate anything including fruit like seedless grapes with a modified inline water filter case. The carbonator cap screws onto any regular soda bottle and adding CO2 to cold juices etc. holding them upside down and shaking them so the CO2 gets absorbed well. I push the valve in a bit on the cap to release some of the pressure and unscrew the carbonstor caps usually about a minute after carbonating with no mess. I have a sodastream as well but find it messy like you do. Thanks for the video, well done!

[@janetmcbee]

💜 Well, you wanted to do that.😂 You funny guy. (you had fun,, admit it, hahaha)

[@EverythingPractical]

I did 😏

[@nancysmith6482]

Love your videos, you are hilarious. I would suggest a large plastic tub under your soda stream to catch all your experiments! Lot less cleanup;)

[@kstessel1]

Thanks for taking one for the team. I wonder if a cold vanilla latte would be good carbonated?

[@LT-hj4cg]

Thank you, thoroughly enjoyed this video!

[@vampedout5150]

Lol yah thanks for doing this before I did it 😅now I know what I can and can’t do 😂 definitely the apple juice, should’ve did it over a sink lol you crack me up 🤣 I love bubbles

[@Cocoatreat]

Thnx for the video…..I’m thinking that if you pour less in, and carbonate less, this would work! I have made the perfect ginger ale….with the soda stream mix…..but I never put water in up to the line….its always less…..very nice!

[@Joankc119]

Absolutely would have been my advice 😊

[@chrisumali9841]

Thanks for the demo and indo. Glas you did these experiments. Lol have a great day

[@karlInSanDiego]

Can't you just underfill all of these to avoid overflow mess? Seems like the oils or fats in some of the liquids create more dense bubbling affect. This is similar to steaming milk. Fat makes foam.

[@EverythingPractical]

You need to ensure the dosing needle is submerged.

[@FlexMactavish]

Came here for the info, stayed for the entertainment

[@buck7727]

Terrific video! Just purchased my Sodastream and haven’t taken it out of the box yet. So you saved me and my kitchen many hours of cleanup. Oh and btw, Primitivo is Zinfandel or Zinfandel is an alias for wine made from Primitivo grapes. Thank you!

[@EverythingPractical]

Thanks for the comment and info - I didn't know and had wondered about this.

[@allangoldsmith284]

Good to se some experiments. I suggest you wait a bit longer before removing the bottles. It works fot for me 😊

[@garybouton9828]

Great comedy show!

[@StaticSift]

My friend, i have learned getting a 5 gallon bucket and making a small platform that sits over it so when you test like this, or carbonate a known sprayer, it all goes into the bucket. or a sink, a sink works best

[@akiraasmr3002]

Carbonated apple juice is just sparkling cider.

[@melissaedits]

Do you have to fill the bottle that much? Can you fill less so it won't explore as much?

[@EverythingPractical]

You should always fill to the line to have the CO2 injected to the water. This is the point where the injector is submerged. Otherwise, the CO2 just blows onto the water/liquid and it isn't as bubbly.

[@ajsnake64]

So if you use a straw to extend that metal tap. You could fill it up quarter of the way and it won't blow up.

[@EverythingPractical]

Nice idea, I'll try

[@bobdick6930]

thank god he didn't explode (apple juice is good with soda stream) tip wait til you see the friz raise of from the bottem then you can unplug it

[@doawk6203]

Looks like you went over the fill line on the bottle a little

[@EverythingPractical]

Nahh

[@SonofagunG2]

I always wanted to try this lol

[@220jiujitsureviews7]

Can anyone explain why using anything except plain water makes a mess? And or why other brand machines allow you to carbonate any liquid

[@EverythingPractical]

I believe it has to do with the seal of the machine not being very tight. I am unfortunately notnsure if it is all of the OneTouch models, or just mine. However, the same chemical reaction will happen with other brand devices, so you still need to be cautious when using them not to release the bottle too soon.

[@daynamacel4080]

do you have to fill bottle up to the line or can you do less in bottle

[@EverythingPractical]

You need to fill to the line

[@daynamacel4080]

@@EverythingPractical thanks for your efforts. If you leave the bottle alone for 5 minutes will it make less mess? Love your videos

[@EverythingPractical]

Thanks 😊 I would avoid carbonating anything that could cause a mess, also since the CO2 could escape and it could just be a waste. I suggest to carbonate water and if desired, add a flavor carefully after 😊

[@daynamacel4080]

@@EverythingPractical have you got a video on the drinkmate? It says you can carbonate anything.

[@EverythingPractical]

I do not, but I'll look into it 🙂

[@Happinessassistant]

this was a great video! Question: if you do want to carbonate something with sugar/color in it, do you need to clean the machine afterwards and/or how do you do this? TIA!

[@EverythingPractical]

Thanks for the comment. I have found that you do not need to clean the nozzle after carbonating other liquids, but a simple whipe down certainly wouldn't do any harm. Of course the bottle should be rinsed/cleaned after use. I hope this helps!

[@TheSkanksta]

carbonated coffee iced with honey id delicious. gotta put the honey or suger in to conter act addad bitterness from carbonating it. even better do espresso shot and 2 parts soda water with honey. it is great.

[@nanijay93]

This video deserves more likes 👍

[@josevicentegarciachagerben1453]

Good video.... thank you!!!

[@debrabremmer9541]

good stuff

[@blee3621]

Twist: he recorded the last bit before he did all the experimentation 😂

[@robertconrath4379]

Should try the apple juice or orange juice refrigerated as more volumes of CO2 can diffuse into the liquid at lower temperatures. (Henry’s Law)

[@danielleroy1376]

I tried iced coffee and spent the next half hour coughing up foam. And it was painful

[@araewebner]

Ty for ur sacrifice lol 😂

[@EverythingPractical]

Happy to do it

[@johnpenk7784]

Perhaps if you only half filled the bottle ?

[@EverythingPractical]

Nice idea, but you need to submerge the injection needle.

[@411dify]

The exploding channel. Loved it!!

[@forthetrees_]

Did you have to fill it up so high?

[@EverythingPractical]

You have to fill to the "fill line" , yes. If you dont want so much, you would have to purchase a smaller bottle, but it still requires you to fill to the fill line on that bottle, too.

[@logicalmisery3737]

I was hoping to see an attempt to carbonate flat soda.

[@EverythingPractical]

I have not been able to be successful with flat soda with the OneTouch system. However, if you are patient, it maybe possible with other models.

[@ThePoorStudent]

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

[@seanreynoldscs]

Why not just half fill the bottle with other liquids?

[@jamiesauce12]

Could you just like, not have filled if all the way?

[@EverythingPractical]

Not a bad idea, but you need to submerge the tip of the injector into the liquid. Otherwise you end up with a bigger mess..

[@jamiesauce12]

@@EverythingPractical oh I see! Thank you for explaining this to me despite the video being so old!

[@EverythingPractical]

Happy to help, anytime!

[@TrevUk]

I did the milk when I was a young kid, and my grip strength was not yet developed lol. The bottle bounced around the kitchen and left my mum with a fun afternoon cleaning that up. I wanted fizzy milk, soz mum lol.

[@lIlIANONYMOUSIlIl]

Need a longer tube so you can fill it up less.

[@house625xx]

I think problem is beverages are not cold so they explode

[@EverythingPractical]

They were all cold, except the coffee. It's the reaction with the sugar that makes a mess

[@foxxlette2480]

Your soda stream seems angry

[@TheElegantChicken]

For sparkling apple just do water and pour in apple juice concentrate after the water is carbonated

[@Timmy1650]

👏

[@robertboyd6475]

I have learned if you leave it after you carbinated into the machine for 10 to 15 minutes. It would not explode

[@bodinian]

The coffee went wild because hot liquids eject the CO2 aggressively. The bottle of coffee especially puked out the gas.

[@missyvanwinkle9247]

Hmmm ... how about buying apple juice concentrate and freezing it into ice cubes. Then you could use the soda water to dilute instead of still water. Just a thought. And a lot less messy. LOL

[@EverythingPractical]

That would take the fun out of it 😉

[@sogent56]

Try only 3 squirts of co2

[@Justin3C]

The solution there is just to lessen the amount of the liquid in the bottle.

[@KirstenRietveld]

But then the pipe pumping in the gas wouldn't reach the liquid

[@TiminNicaragua]

Does the tube have to be in the liquid to carbonate? The 1st thing I thought was to put less in the bottle. I just got a philips soda maker today.@@KirstenRietveld

[@EverythingPractical]

@timr804 sure does

[@mattwu7884]

I am now very sure I will buy drinkmate instead of Sodastream.

[@mrpush2532]

The reason they only want you to use water is because when it backs up into the machine valves, it can block valves and create a dangerous situation where the pressure doesn't release and explode the bottle. Sticky stuff can make pressure release valves not work properly. Danger Will Robinson!

[@wandajohnson487]

Do you have to use a sodastream bottle?

[@EverythingPractical]

As far as I know, you have to use a SodaStream bottle sense there are not after-market bottles. (That I know of)

[@andrewgriffiths94]

I have no interest in carbonation but this was an entertaining video!

[@blazer666del]

This is why those automatic SodaStream units are no good.. get a basic one and you will have none of these issues with over flowing

[@EverythingPractical]

Or just use it for its intended purpose and only carbonate water 😉

[@tandemwings4733]

Derek Tweedie. You are wrong.

[@violetfonce3919]

This would be much more helpful if you told us what it tasted like other than just “disgusting” lol. Why are they all disgusting? Does it change the flavour?

[@EverythingPractical]

I tried 😅 but yes, the flavor changes quite a lot. Mostly to sour, chalky, bitter and or "expired".

[@przemysawtyliszczak1686]

However vodka is awful uncarbonized I see yours is not even cooled! It's the first rule - don't drink warm vodka 🤣 I don't think carbonizing cold vodka would taste better though... All I wanted to say is that acutally (17:00) vodka would do a good cleaning after all these juices inside your sodasteam PS Respect for your "na zdrowie" 😂

[@EverythingPractical]

🥰

[@radinamp]

Why not just buy Drinkmate instead and carbonate any drink you want 🤷🏼‍♀️ so much wasted effort

[@EverythingPractical]

Because this is a review of the SodaStream

[@CrazyAboutVinylRecords]

Right. Because who doesn't love carbonated milk? I call this an exercise in stupid.

[@HOMAKiNGh7k]

Na zdrowie❤

[@whitelotus_zero]

That coffee face 😂 PS. Nitro works much better for coffee

[@somethingginterestingg4275]

Why does mine always leak 😮‍💨

[@EverythingPractical]

Too full? Not inserted correctly?

[@somethingginterestingg4275]

@@EverythingPractical does yours leak with normal water? Thanks for the reply :)!

[@EverythingPractical]

No, I dont have issues with water leaking. This shouldn't happen..

[@somethingginterestingg4275]

@@EverythingPractical hmm ok thank you!

[@tandemwings4733]

@@somethingginterestingg4275 If your machine is normally leaking, simply contact the SodaStream company in your area. I have found them fantastic to deal with.

[@henstar1731]

Dude you should let the gas decrease before you release 😂😂😂😂

[@JulesClaire]

you should have just sat it in a empty sink and then filmed would of had alot less clean up

[@EverythingPractical]

Indeed, but not optimal for filming/video making 😄 isn't it nice to be able to see my face?? 🥸

[@TheGalvannyVEVO]

5:55 🥵🥵🙈 🙈

[@skaterlover1999]

Drinkmate seems to be able to carbonate everything...

[@jamjokes3800]

👍

[@stoneyj.5538]

It seems like the chocolate milk should taste similar to an egg cream which is milk and chocolate syrup with carbonated water stirred in vigorously

[@martinbower2915]

Nice.. You've saved me 3 bottles of wine 😀

[@margorankins4402]

Why would anybody want to do that to milk🤯

[@EverythingPractical]

You never know 😅

[@CWoodcock]

Did coffee, tea and milkshake when the original was out. Nothing happened but a nasty taste

[@EverythingPractical]

Yes, the sealing is different on the OneTouch system that doesn't allow to keep the pressure sealing, thus resulting in an "explosion". Seems the taste is the same though 😆

[@rasferrastfarian739]

Lol! love it! the milk WAS disgusting! - its all the sugar into especially low fat ergh! - oh and btw, screw caps are so much BETTER than corks in wine! - no oxidation, no loss of wine!

[@MystaMorpheus]

Milk? ....why? , ...just, why? lol

[@littlearistocrat]

Youre so funny!

[@alejandro.venegas]

Well. I was expecting some kind of hack to successfully carbonate drinks with a Sodastream. instead I get some three stooges material with only one stooge. Thanks anyway.

[@tandemwings4733]

You're obviously an amateur. I often fizz up juices without ANY spills. Just need to take time.

[@EverythingPractical]

So then show us how you do it Mr. Master of carbonation

[@tandemwings4733]

@@EverythingPractical Time. It's all about time. If you take notice of your own video, you will notice that at around 10:34/10:36, the product has started to clear from the bottom. If you *wait* until the bottle clears completely, wait an extra few seconds, then carefully release the bottle, you will not have a mess. I have fizzed up gallons of pure apple juice without a single spill. This costs us around $1:00 per litre against $3:30 to $4:10 for the Sparkling Apple juices at the supermarket. So there... Mr amateur..!!!

[@EverythingPractical]

Make a video.

[@tandemwings4733]

@@EverythingPractical So, this indicates to me that you don't have even the most basic skills with Sodastream. A video? From me? Yeah, well, I might just do that - one day.

[@EverythingPractical]

Check yourself, bud. The "most basic skills" are to use the machine as intended and carbonate water. Obviously, that's not an issue. If you want to use the machine for an extended period to carbonate something by slowly adding carbonation to not end up with a mess, go for it. People want the simplicity of the machine to work the same as with water as for other beverages, and it doesn't. It seems you missed the clear purpose of the video, which is to use the machine exactly as you would when using it when carbonating water but with many different liquids. There is also a bit of humor in this video, which I think you missed as well... So get your comments straight. If you want to do a "better" video, then do it! No one likes a troll, especially when they're wrong. If it's your calendar, Happy New Year and all the best for 2023!