DIY Dry Ice Soda Slushies! TKOR's Cool Things To Do With Dry Ice

Today we're using dry ice to make delicious soda slushies! You already know what happens when you drop dry ice into water, but what happens when you drop soda into dry ice? And what would happen if someone tried to drink it? Have you ever seen dry ice soda drinks before?
We’ve seen experiments where you can make homemade soda pop, but we wanted to know if it was possible at home, if it’s easy, and if it tastes good. We’ve performed some cool dry ice experiments in the past and in this video, we're just experimenting if it is possible to make great tasting carbonated slushie drinks on our own. We dive into the chemistry of dry ice.
This interesting homemade dry ice experiment is perfect for those wanting to try some cool experiments with this cool element: dry ice drinks, dry ice food, cool things to do with dry ice, DIY dry ice experiments, carbonated slushie drinks, DIY soda slushies, DIY slurpees, dry ice desserts, how to make carbonated ice, homemade carbonated drinks that taste good, how to make dry ice, carbonated ice cream, how to make soda, dry ice experiments, DIY soda, DIY soft drinks, and at home experiments.
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[@QuietStorm44777]

Mmmm Mmmm another cool 😎(and delicious) experiment! Pun intended 😁 I've always wanted to see that happen! And now you have made it a reality! Thank you TKOR crew 👑😎👊

[@luckyluke7997]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@_.rafe._132]

GOOOO TKOR!!!!!!!

[@32mindset]

Too many emojis

[@Unknown-1407]

Quiet Storm TKOR ✌

[@markallen6591]

😂👌🏻👌🏻👑👨🏼‍🔬❄️💧🔥☺️

[@x4Sanchox4]

Can't go wrong with them Jarritos

[@savagey310]

jarritos

[@JwsEditorAA]

xXxSanchoxXx You can say that again😃😃

[@skxrched]

A huevo 🇲🇽btw I'm Merican 2. Viva México!!!!! Viva Azulcrema💛💛💛🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@jacobconnell5656]

What's your favorite flavor(s)

[@juless.3312]

Demonbird 4422 Pinã

[@brakernight7881]

Who else actually knows and likes Jarritos? 😏

[@zerok8636]

Brakernight me

[@markallen6591]

Me and I’m sure many others!

[@zerok8636]

Mark Allen yes

[@amyortiz2502]

MEEEEE

[@fastbreak9848]

Brakernight me

[@danirodriguez2941]

Respect bro for using a Mexican drink jarito

[@kmogyb2187]

Danir2385 Instagram & Snapchat si eres Mexican por qué to dijo ja rito quando es jarrito

[@wobbegong9958]

I only clicked on this because it has my favorite soda in it. I was not disappointed.

[@no.switches]

Wobbe gong ii

[@yoel711]

Wobbe gong same LMAO

[@ForgingFreedomTV]

Your wife is not going to be happy about the hole in the blender, lol 😂. Seriously, super interesting

[@bongboi2831]

its a cup. not really apart of the blender buddy

[@cartercordingley6062]

I just saw a video of molten copper poured into a coconut can you do this and try other metals

[@paulameloot9380]

Mixing dry ice with soda doesn’t mean you’ll turn it fizzy. For that, you need to pressurize the co2 so it can dissolve in the soda, otherwise it’s just gonna evaporate in the air...

[@Mezmorizorz]

Yep. What you're doing here is bubbling a lot of gas through the soda, and when you do that you're getting to the equilibrium CO2 content. Fizz is CO2 leaving solution, and CO2 won't leave solution rapidly at or near equilibrium. And thinking about it more, I'm not entirely sure that solids can really dissolve CO2 well enough to do this. Trapping it is easy enough, but that's not the same thing. If they can, your best bet is doing it in a pressure chamber filled with CO2.

[@dienelt5661]

Could you try to solidify oobleck with dry ice or liquide nitrogen ?

[@IncredibleScience]

Dienelt I’ve done it as a video if you search but would LOVE to see the King of Random version!!

[@ericktorres9791]

Dienelt The water would just freeze and it would be like ice, just with cornstarch in it.

[@Ryan123451626]

7-11 has it down to a science all of the slushies are carbonated

[@Alex-ue4mu]

Ryanbdailyvlogs are they ?

[@deyondrebrown8609]

Alexander Buki yep lol

[@arando4359]

Ryanbdailyvlogs tru that

[@dandanthedandan7558]

I think you're doing it wrong! Liquids can't be carbonated under normal pressure at that temperature. You need to find a way to pressurize it while mixing it together. I suggest to put a mixing drone in a bowl, all of them inside a pressure chamber. First, mix in regular soda and some powdered dry ice. Next, find a way to mix it without your hands! Then, put it all in a pressure chamber and crank up the pressure. What I'm thinking is to use that lab equipment with the magnetic stirer, I forgot its name (the one you put a magnet pill inside a conical flask, then out that on the base since the base itself have magnets that will make the pill stir). But I'm not sure if there's a non-metal pressure chamber out there...

[@dani-qz4mu]

Well said!

[@dandanthedandan7558]

Danison Ng Thx... Hope it's clear enough to understand.

[@dandanthedandan7558]

Also, anyone know the name of that lab equipment whose name I forgot?

[@TonyPeperoni248]

Is it even possible to carbonate basically ice??

[@danbodine7754]

Um, you can't dissolve CO2 into a solid. Even with water a close to freezing CO2 is not very soluble. If you increased the pressure to manage to get some dissolved, it would just fizz out once you released the pressure.

[@cactusjones6752]

Try like a double boiling method where you take a cup of soda in that then pour either liquid nitrogen or dry ice on the outside into another bowl that’s holding the cup

[@danielaherreraycairo7316]

Jarritos, a que buenos son :v

[@yeiiid6633]

JAJAJJAJA alv

[@danny110]

Pinchi jarritos, esta mejor barrilitos.

[@dionesdisciple3329]

HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@Jahak]

Try using a drill on a non-Newtonian fluid

[@michaelyoder2596]

Please make a homemade van de graffe. It’s a static electricity generator. So cool!

[@bemisal6440]

that's a cool idea..and will be a different subject ...👍

[@jordantesillo4768]

I had a chemistry professor tell us that co2 (and other gassses in general) dissolve a lot better the colder it gets. So the reason there is no fuzz could be because the co2 was cold enough to dissolve all of the co2 to the point where it wasn’t escaping the slush.

[@Zahaqiel]

You should probably try blending the dry ice with the soda together (although you'd need the hole in the blender cup to be higher so that there's no liquid leakage). The semi-pressurised state inside the cup may result in higher levels of carbonation in the final slushie. Plus you're more likely to get even boiling off of the dry ice powder.

[@igcserevision2592]

Just adding unnecessary commentary to make the video longer than 10 mins. Gets a bit frustrating

[@awesomenessbrahadhish]

Can you melt rock please.....

[@rrocc]

Jenshie 02 huh??

[@enzuki]

MAKE LAVA

[@kellar367]

That would be awesome!

[@shania-antonio6425]

he did it. Don’t comment the same thing again.

[@gepple7399]

molten salt pretty much is lava

[@bleachnarutofan33]

*me in my head watching the dry ice freeze the soda unevenly* Can dry ice be ground down more finely? Like in a blender? To an almost powder consistency? Is that possible? *3 seconds later* “We’re going to put dry ice in a blender to get it to a powder consistency” Glad to know my questions are being answered by a psychic

[@brycehuennekens370]

I’ve put dry ice in my mouth before. Its actually satisfying and you just have to move it around in your mouth so it doesn’t freeze to your tongue.

[@aquiliobangot4824]

Make a homemade kiln and make clay molds for proto-putty etc. Or try and melt rocks and make magma then cast it into a sword etc.

[@nealanpaulaking9708]

Love the slush and food experiment videos.

[@ashketchupfrompallettown8457]

You pour the soda into a cup and then to the bowl? Why not straight to the bowl

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

el_jefe ne he had to measure it out.

[@FriscoBoatersGarage]

What a cool summer experiment! I think I will just hop down to the 711 and grab me a slurpee with little work... Seriously... great video... keep them coming.

[@Mikey3437]

You should mix mercury with aluminum, it’s really cool 😎

[@sahuhrishabh767]

Gun powder + dry ice powder + fire = ???

[@ils360]

Would love to see it if you guys can make your own pop rocks or fizzy candy

[@josephpark5027]

I have 4 ideas that I think are going to be pretty cool! :) Please try them! 1. Grind up some sparklers and make homemade thermite 2. Put some lithium in a divot in a block of dry ice with some water and see if it will burn 3. Run a ridiculously large amount of electric current through some light bulbs in a series circuit and make them simultaneously pop 4. Put a stun gun or some electric current near a metal spinning fan blade

[@josephpark5027]

Persistence is key!

[@ramanuj_g]

This guy is posting the above msg in every upload😂😂😂😂

[@josephpark5027]

yep...

[@ramanuj_g]

Joseph Park hope u r persistence bears fruit... 😀😀😀

[@josephpark5027]

thx!

[@airkid6160]

Could you combine metal plating and electrical engraving to see if you could make the part you engrave coated in a different metal?

[@jobeydillon5797]

Anyone else's favorite soda jarritos

[@FGALVANP28]

To avoid eating dry ice, You should try the dry ice out side using a metal bowl and spin it for 15 to 20 minutes with those delicious jarritos, you will be surprised with the results!!😋

[@2crazyomelets497]

Glad to see u took our suggestions and are moving away from dry ice to more random stuff

[@susansmith6175]

Please try and make geodes that look legit!!!💎

[@bibeksunar5120]

Please make a new rocket video but now the propellant will be ethyne gas obtained by reacting calcium carbide with water instead of potassium nitrate.

[@Tomwatt193]

You need to make sure it’s under pressure, and that not all of the water freezes so that the CO2 can dissolve into the water. Still really cool experiments! 😁

[@ChiTownWheelz]

I don't know how I've never thought of making slurpee with Jaritos. I'm making one asap!! Lol

[@cobrabite2291]

Wtf? Look like you only have dry ice ,vacuum chamber and silicon mold

[@jjnapoli1186]

can you insert molten salt into a steak to see if it will cook from the inside out?

[@nephdrummond3168]

The Turtle Pig with what? How exactly is he supposed to insert a molten metal into meat? Standard syringe that’ll melt and burn long before the molten metal even touched it?

[@Bigbo03]

Butterfly...

[@CalebClif10]

JELLO and Dry ICE? You've got to do it TKOR!!!!

[@yingxiawei821]

they did

[@thomast.5073]

yingxia wei that was two years ago

[@sarcasticat]

> We don't want to put dry ice in the mouth Lol, we did it when we were kids. And it's actually pretty tasty.

[@simonasbudrys7694]

I heard that if you mix oxygen with oil it will make powerful explosion So we would like to see that explosion :) I think it would be great experiment

[@BaNgERzz]

simonas budrys explosion* and would*

[@simonasbudrys7694]

thank you :)

[@bluematt2448]

Hello I have an idea: Can you light a firework with thermite? Can you test this with multiple different kinds of fireworks? Thanks, hopes this gets chosen!

[@raptorxxx8042]

matthew atrach he did it already

[@DashiZle69]

You have to freeze a can of soda by pouring it on an ice cube tray and then blending the soda ice cubes with another can of soda. Personally I freeze pomegranate seeds and then pour cold soda over and stir until I have a slushie.. Same works for fruit juice and even yoghurt :)

[@scorpion1442]

Happy 7-11 get your free slurpee at your local 7-Eleven.

[@jcprofit]

So I saw a demo in science class about pressure. My teacher boiled water in a soda can, then put it into a bowl of ice water. What would happen if you did this but put it into liquid Nitrogen?

[@jcprofit]

Cameron Bell I was more concerned about the can, not the water

[@acmelab3]

The King of Predictability strikes again.

[@worth4909]

Omg my favorite jarritos!!! well the orange one.

[@philippauer7650]

Well, cool idea, but the problem is, the fizz you usually have in sodas is carbonic acid that is bound in the liquid while dry ice is just frozen carbondioxide, so you won't be able to get any fizz off of that sadly, but you could try to keep as much fizz from the soda itself by pouring it in very gently. I guess that's also why the last try had more fizz since you added the soda directly into the dry ice instead of pouring it into a cup first and then into the dry ice. But a cool idea to make an instant-slush and it will definitely come in handy during the summer. :)

[@johhnyappleseed1529]

Beer vs liquid nitrogen

[@spykidcgaming7948]

You should have put a container with soda in and surround it with dry ice or liquid nitrogen

[@matthewoday6585]

You guys should do aluminum powder and potassium per magnate mix and tell us what’s happens

[@liamgerard8870]

Next, go to some Icee factory and learn how they make their Cola slushies.

[@agelectronics1]

Dry ice seems popular....

[@4bluekitty]

This was interesting and satisfying to watch! That said, I think i'll just stick with shaking a bottle of soda and leaving it in the freezer for a few hours to get my slushy.

[@theswatteam1909]

Those Mexican soft drinks are amazing

[@gepple7399]

NOTI SQUAD

[@hurricanesam1]

Can u try my IDEA please. Silicone in the metal foundry and in liquid nitrogen.

[@tricil]

My buddy and I in college made a "carbonator" from a whole house water filter since it could handle a 100 psi. We capped off one side and put a quick disconnect on the other then used a co2 tank from a beer keg system. Maybe use this to reintroduce the co2 to the slush.

[@MLBfreek35]

I think you should pour the soda directly onto the dry ice, that way you avoid losing carbonation from pouring into the bowl

[@Mantulisme]

Melt Neodymium magnet and put iron in the liquid Nd and see what happened?

[@danielponomarev6118]

Mantul IsMe as far as i know magnets lose the magnetism under heat

[@icyzultimate4783]

Ummmm english please

[@danipiersma9765]

what does high voltage to dry ice? ;)

[@kellar367]

No one knows so he should do it

[@MEHRSSHAADI]

Dani Piersma heats it up......

[@josh___something]

Dry ice isnt a conductor, it would likely do nothing to the dry ice.

[@knutessigsudmitdill1350]

it will vaporizZzzZZzzZZzze the dry ice

[@dandanthedandan7558]

Josh_Le_GamerYT I agree. Nothing will happen since dry ice isn't a conductor.

[@zacharyeve5713]

So there is one simple principle that keeps you from having any carbonation in the slush. There is a graph called a solubility table, and (for water) nothing can dissolve at 0 degrees C or 100 degrees C. When you froze the jarritos, the CO_2 precipitates out, because again, nothing dissolves in frozen water. The only "fizz" left is just gas trapped in the molecular structure of frozen water.

[@jrjr3082]

THE BEST SODA EVER!!!!!😍

[@Gvideoscom]

Tannerite mix with nails explosion in a enclosed area to access the damage? (EDITED)..What i mean is blowing it up in a room or something so we can see the aftermath...

[@The_Nonchalant_Shallot]

The heck is wrong with you?

[@jimothyj2638]

Yassssss

[@Maibulsak]

assess*

[@loganthesaint]

He won’t. They got in trouble for things like that because Americans are scared little pissants.

[@Maibulsak]

Travis Bohanan it's ok to be mentally challenged buddy.... but that's no excuse for you to be rude.

[@a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907]

When you blend Dry Ice, make sure to use the sifter

[@menglish924]

A Jarrito slushie is the only thing I ever want this summer😂

[@WilliamNoujaim]

When you shake/stir the soda, the fizz escapes the soda and your left with little to no fizz. This also can happen from a chemical reaction, causing the soda to bubble rapidly, leading to the carbon dioxide escaping from the soda. Try a way that won’t aggravate the soda itself.

[@sheyennepeterson2970]

This Happens When You mix Soda with Dry Ice wow that science exspirement was absultely Awesome !!! 😃😃

[@charlesgiraffe8138]

I don’t even care about the spelling

[@charlesgiraffe8138]

This comment is amazing

[@kyberkylo7764]

Sheyenne Peterson i dont think science expires buddy

[@MarkHobbes]

Can you melt tungsten?

[@matthewoday6585]

Ya but it Melts at 6170°F. It’s the only material on this planet that has the highest mountain.

[@eggrollsoup]

Matthew ODay elements have mountains? lol

[@vega8698]

Matthew ODay you mean melting point? Don't know what a mountain is

[@matthewoday6585]

My bad hit the wrong one

[@LUXRAY_97]

Vegatator10 wonder how many mountains it has lol

[@grantmundus5324]

You should make homemade rootbeer with dry ice and I've made it before if you kept adding dry ice after a hour or two it will be slushie but normally you don't let it go that long

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

I don’t know how you’re supposed to catch carbon dioxide in ice particles, but it was still interesting to watch you try

[@vaibhavsingh7270]

Can you cast lava?💡

[@maxprophet2401]

From a vacuum chamber with a red hot damascus spinner knife of course

[@OF01975]

Bart Layman damascus fidget spinner??

[@abhishekgourav6144]

eero aalto melt rock with what???

[@xiyz3502]

abhishek gourav their foundry of course

[@maxprophet2401]

no one said not to anneal the casting or that it had to be cooled quickly, like in nature. Slow cooling to prevent thermal shock.

[@sandvijj02]

You should put dry ice AND soda in the blender

[@Busters72]

If you tried keeping the stirring to a minimum would it keep the carbonation better?

[@Nasahatapimapetilan]

this could become the next bubble tea trend

[@basharalatrash9877]

try putting molten copper in liquid nitrogen

[@kellar367]

Do it!!!

[@CellyWelly]

Bashar Alatrash caen yuo gou tou de speilingg shcool plaese Just please. Learn to spell

[@TooHarshForYou]

Cellgaming 123 ye it sounds cringy but cute XD

[@nephdrummond3168]

Eh, English probably isn’t the native language based on the name, and how would you guess to spell those words if you didn’t know. If it was an English speaking adult, then it’d probably be worth mentioning.

[@basharalatrash9877]

im still in school so

[@MahinKhattak]

Super random stuff happens!

[@MahinKhattak]

I don't think i'm first :/

[@anthonybrown6413]

You should use a small electric coffee grinder for the dry ice and reduce it to a fine powder. Then add 3 or more sodas to that until you reach slushy consistency. The rapid freezing combined with the amount of soda might give you the result you are looking for.

[@GamePrepper]

Great choice in soda JARRITOS my favorite!!

[@BradLeChad]

I Think that you should change your name for The King of liquid nitrogen and dry ice

[@BaNgERzz]

Antony Bradette Exactly

[@dame2xdolla876]

Antony Bradette long name

[@BradLeChad]

Ittsdame since00 yeah i know lol

[@kitsunekid16]

And vacuum chambers

[@BradLeChad]

Urban Kitsune true

[@TNThead]

Perhaps the reason that you weren’t able to fully carbonate the drink may be because there was not enough pressure to to infuse much carbon dioxide into the it. Next time, you could put dry ice directly into the drink and seal it off (With the risk of a dangerous explosion).

[@keepyourshoesathedoor]

TNThead12345 I agree.

[@Dfitch1995]

This is actually how manufactures carbonate soda. They pressurize the soda with the co2

[@deividlatysovic]

I think the best way to get a slushie, is to get a metal bowl and place some dry ice underneath it. That why the soda never comes in contact with dry ice and you can take the bowl off and on , if it's getting to cold.

[@MelancholicSaiko]

easy way to keep the fizziness.. step1: get two bowls (both metal) 2:put liquid nitro in one 3:put other bowl with soda above it and stir as the frosty bottom of the second bowl slushifies the soda.

[@raptorxxx8042]

You should have made a liquid nitrogen slushie then add dry ice in it and see if it gets fizzy because that what was I was thinking you were going to do

[@Goolian7]

Microwave black powder plz

[@Goolian7]

+WomenAreJust VesselsForBabyGravy o ok

[@jgj4430]

I think the stirring is what removed the carbonation from the soda. Maybe if you found a method of distributing the temperature WITHOUT stirring. That is the common factor with both dry ice and liquid nitrogen soda experiments.

[@derstrom8]

To make the soda fizzy with dry ice you have to dissolve it under pressure. Put it in a (very strong!) glass jar or bottle with the soda and screw the lid on, and then let it completely dissolve

[@thecrazyrocketscientist8860]

put a lot of dry ice and liquid nitrogen into a sealed container and see what happens

[@Splinter48708]

The dry ice is much hotter than the liquid nitrogen. Therefore, you would have nitrogen gas building pressure up and eventually, the sealed container would rupture causing either rapid decompression if you're lucky, or explosive decompression where the container is converted into potentially deadly shrapnel.

[@thecrazyrocketscientist8860]

i know i want to see an explosion :)

[@vishveshpal]

Make a compression chamber

[@TS_Mind_Swept]

Super frozen dry ice = Taylor Swift + any guy

[@atrix19851185]

If you want to keep the "fizz" in the soda you need to freeze it to a slush while still under pressure. This can be done by repeated dipping or spraying LiN on the outside of a soda bottle and then breaking the ice away from the interior of the bottle by hitting it on a surface. (The only real limiter being it needs to be a plastic bottled soda)

[@jjnapoli1186]

can you put negative x in liquid nitrogen just to see what happens!

[@eatyourduck3352]

Marking the onset of summer, do more dry ice videos to make summer more pleasant.

[@boldjawad]

I have an idea. Mix some concrete in a mould and put it in the vacuum chamber for 1 day at least. Compare it's compressive strength with normally casted one.

[@bdog441]

One question about a vid you did a while ago with smoke bombs and coloured smoke powder. Is it possible to make the powder without lactose or is there a substitute?

[@lastronobelge7294]

wooow this is awsom

[@vaibhavsingh7270]

🔥You are amazing!🔥

[@eliasskibstad2294]

wow! homemade smokemachine. that's cool

[@adamm8513]

If you mixed fruit juice with Everclear and throw dry ice in it it makes a super carbonated slushy