Fastest Way to ● Chill A Beverage ( this actually works ! )

Here's a fast way to cool and chill your favourite beverage in only 90 seconds! Your friends will be entertained when you show them how quickly and easily it creates a cool cold drink. Works with any canned beverage or drink.
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[@moec6862]

Why I am watching this..you know I am never going to make this.

[@jazzyboy7784]

Damn straight...lol

[@clallen2000]

I learned a similar trick when I was a Bellman. I would spin the Champagne in the ice bucket for about 15-20 seconds before delivering it to the customers room.

[@trublgrl]

"Honey? Why does the credit card statement say you bought an underwater camera rig?" "I needed it!"

[@dougcook6285]

Years ago I was a service tech on beverage equipment all ways had a bottle of Co2 on my van when ever I wanted a real cold drink I turned the Co2 bottle upside down and sprayed the can with liquid Co2. Instant cold

[@whatthe2458]

Where can I get a bottle of CO2

[@akbychoice]

What the welding supply or where they supply Co2 for paintball guns.

[@jowesticles]

Good idea. Just dont do it too long or it'll freeze!

[@ChuckD59]

pV = nRT You're welcome.

[@skeetermcswagger0U812]

That works just as good on fingers too!

[@joeriver1562]

I tried but after buying and drinking the cold Gatorade I was thirsty no more

[@darepool4416]

Bruh

[@cartersmith8662]

I’m

[@kevind1980]

I like to use those powerade bottles to urinate in on the road. Now i can spin my beer with them too.

[@tuwawit3143]

I can just picture a bunch of drunks trying to cool their brew this way.

[@johngrepo9976]

Hey I resemble that remark..hiccup

[@ericcory2469]

@@johngrepo9976 *resent. You don't look like that remark.

[@spawniscariot9756]

@@ericcory2469 He knows what he said

[@patriotatarms7208]

Been "rolling" beer for yrs lol This is just a more auto way of doing it

[@ahabsbane]

Can confirm! Done it many a time. 🥴

[@Bobby8451]

The heck with coke, this could be my emergency cold beer quick solution.

[@EddieJarnowski]

Just roll it on some ice with your fingers for a few minutes. This cordless drill this is dumb.

[@bruceaskew2107]

Factz

[@charlesshults6737]

My thoughts exactly

[@beorlingo]

I put my beer in the freezer lieing down. I turn it two thirds of an orbit three times in five minutes and it's good to go.

[@beorlingo]

P.s. having done it a few times, I now have two beer cradles in my freezer which makes the process even faster.

[@ForgetU]

Perfect, now all I need is a cordless drill.

[@davidmarr9408]

Who doesn’t have a drill ?

[@christaylor2959]

I have drilless cord.

[@hphillips7425]

If you don’t own a cordless drill this is better left to a professional

[@brianemery8945]

Why don't u own a Drill

[@JerzZDog]

Why does it have to be cordless?

[@ahabsbane]

Been doing this for years by hand, my dad was a marine, he told me they would drop a sixer, a block of ice, and a few packets of salt, mix ingredients, add rotational momentum and BAM! having a cold one with the boys. Neat thing is, by the time your done rolling them they're not shook up from the drop anymore.

[@bakewithshakebaby6292]

Same

[@gungadinn]

I’ve used a suction cup engine valve lapping tool in a drill motor. Stick it to the bottom of the can and just like the Powerade bottle, ice cold beverage.

[@hughbuchanan9048]

Add about ten tablespoons of salt to the water in the cooler before the ice. Stir to dissolve completely. This will lower the freezing point of the water by several degrees. It allows the water to become a lot colder. Gently rotate the can to expose all the soda to the cold water. Your ice is probably much colder than the freezing point of water. If you can wait five minutes instead of two, you won’t need to build the fixture. Still, a great idea. Thanks!

[@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN]

This is how they made water and ice cold enough to make ice cream before we had fridge freezers 🙂

[@kilroy2517]

technically, adding salt to the water does not "allow" it to become colder, it forces the ice to melt by interfering with its crystal structure, and the ice must obey the laws of thermodynamics by absorbing heat as it melts, which in turn make the surrounding water colder. I understand why you said it that way - putting salt on icy roads in the winter does the same exact thing, but it appears to be "allowing" the water to get colder before turning into ice.

[@amiry2589]

Why would someone want to wait almost 3 times as long when it can be done this way in 90 seconds. Plus we dont have to waste some salt in the process.

[@DaveRoberts308]

Amir Yasin plus there are power tools involved this way. 🤣

[@gp4872]

90seconds isn't 2 mins it's min and a half

[@PontiacBandit]

Saw this on Mythbusters some years ago... This definitely works. It works even better than spraying a fire extinguisher on it too...

[@BobHerres]

Spinning Wow, this concept will be a great benefit when brewing beer, sometimes the "wort" must be cooled quickly, but even when serving cold drinks to trades, delivery persons or garbage pickups on hot days...sometimes we forget to chill in advance... 90 seconds is fantastic! Thank you, Chris!

[@cam_DA_Hawkdriver]

Definitely a must have on the next camping trip.

[@michaelcrawford4940]

I used to do this manually with a bowl of ice about thirty years ago. Definitely works

[@kicknsystm]

That's crazy! Love it.

[@Profit3dBeGoingViral]

*This is amazing!!!*

[@hooya27]

Nice. If only you explained the difference between heat transfer via conduction and heat transfer via convection, more people might realize why this works. While in the US Navy, we'd buy sodas from a machine, and often they would be hot from being freshly stocked. My friend would take his hot can to the ice machine, where there was inevitably a pile of ice, and lay his can in the pile, and spin the can for about a minute. This method easily cooled the can by 40 F in a minute.

[@johncornwell6920]

The temperature drop of spinning in ice is something like 8 degrees per minute--not 40.

[@kathybirkett7986]

That's cool! And it makes sense. Thanks for posting!

[@eugenetswong]

Hello from British Columbia! It's nice to see Canadians doing well on KZbin.

[@chrisnotap]

Thank you Eugene!!

[@eugenetswong]

@@chrisnotap You're welcome. It's cool to see he familiar President's Choice logo in various KZbin videos, because it creates a sense of familiarity.

[@IsaKocoglu]

Simple and efficient are often awesome. This is a great tip Chris. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@chrisnotap]

You're very welcome!

[@keystonedaytrip238]

Chill out man 👍🏽

[@cowbdave99]

Super cool

[@eddielozada3694]

This is very cool! Interesting and a nice trick for parties with friends. Everybody grabs your drills!!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@Erkin_Odilov]

As always simple and interesting

[@kariknight6287]

What a great, fun project.

[@braidsmeetsbalthor7517]

Yet another killer video, keep ‘em coming 🤙

[@wallacefrey6247]

AWESOME...thanks for the tip.

[@egn83b]

My grandfather did something different back in his day. He and his friends worked as airframe mechanics and they wanted cold beer one day. They took a warm six pack and bagged it well in a bucket and pour some gasoline over the beer bag and inserted a small tube and put the bucket lid on and pulled a vacuum on the bucket using a car engine. They got 35 degrees beer in 5 minutes. Gasoline under vacuum gets very cold.

[@BlueGillage]

Im calling bs on that one.

[@DB-fj2bx]

I don't even understand that whole thing. Lost me at "... bagged it well in a bucket..."

[@berniegrunhaus3899]

You can add salt to the ice water, that drops the temp of the bath even more! (NaCl solution has a lower freezing point than water) thats what i do to keep my beer extra cold at parties! Nice hack by the way!

[@kayashkel3862]

THIS IS AMAZING

[@SupaStah01]

Wow. Very cool... literally

[@MeltingRubberZ28]

I appreciate the creativity in this video. It would probably take a pretty high concentration, but if you actually add salt to the ice bath it would probably reduce cooling time even further

[@chrisnotap]

Correct. I tried it. 1 cup of salt will drop it even further from 40 to 35f in the same 90 seconds.

[@BigDukeX]

Heading to the garage right now to build this... 👊😎

[@DSmith-ix1xf]

Ahh a practical science for everyday life. Sure tastes good at the perfect temp. - Thanks Chris!

[@nathanpollock5395]

I’ve always wanted to make one myself and this does it!

[@goldwolf0606]

Physics for the win! I don’t know why I didn’t think of this... you’re a genius dude.

[@joequillun7790]

I wuz wondering about the physics behind this. Is it basically working because more of the fluid in the can is being mixed and exposed to the outer shell, rather than sitting static and having to wait for the cold to penetrate the middle?

[@andyowens5494]

joe quillun Got it in one. Nothing else clever going on as the contents of the can remain the same until opened. Just gets the heat in contact with the cold, so it comes out more quickly.

[@goldwolf0606]

@@joequillun7790 correct!

[@PMichaels]

That is nuts! 🤯 I would love to know the science behind this but I love how it works. You should change the name of this channel to “Master of Awesome and Useful Life Hacks.” 😃👍🏼

[@chrisnotap]

Thank you for that!!!

[@StephenCoda]

Maybe convection of warm fluid from the centre of the can out to the edge in the direction of the centripetal forces, improving the can's efficiency as a heat exchanger.

[@Flav_M]

@@StephenCoda yup, there's a reason aluminum is used in almost ALL heatsinks ;) I would imagine the bubbles also sorta separate more from the liquid thus allowing heat transfer to happen quicker.

[@austinpeter]

There is probably lots of help from the currents stirring the Coke to even out the temperature

[@patrickw9520]

@@Flav_M chilling slows that down, thus its a non issue

[@fupduck1865]

Quarantine time well spent.

[@nic2154572]

That was amazing

[@sheldonvarden9886]

Took me 20 minutes to make the device 😞, in that time my soft drink was already chilled in the ice bath 😭😊

[@williamwhite9481]

Yeah, but you only need to make it once and you can use it everytime you need to chill a drink

[@marclawson2536]

I have been a bartender since I was 16. Fill your cooler with ice and just a bit of water, then dump half a box of salt on the ice. Put five beers in the cooler and drink the sixth warm. Your beers should be ice cold.

[@xiamengbaby]

Drink the 6th warm...say what??? I'd rather drink a beer on the rocks than warm.

[@cujoedaman]

Now I know what to do with all the extra batteries I bought from Ryobi days!

[@zzydny]

Brilliant!

[@wilsonphillips697]

Very cool. Thanks

[@213amp]

Or you could restock fridge when sodas are low

[@joconnell8145]

This is what intelligent people do.

[@CriscosCountrylife]

👍💯

[@lillybeanincworkflow9360]

I put it in the freezer and try to time it just right .... and with out any timer 50% of the time it works all the time

[@213amp]

@@lillybeanincworkflow9360 I've tried that but I get busy and forget and it freezes lol

[@lillybeanincworkflow9360]

Adam Pulido yes there will be casualties but when you catch it just in time ..... priceless

[@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass]

Just when I thought you couldn't top the mustard cap video! I hit the dinger.

[@chrisnotap]

Lol! Thanks!

[@robertholtz]

​@@chrisnotap Glad someone brought that up. I didn't appreciate the mustard cap video as much when I first saw it but now every single time I open a bottle of mustard, I think of you, Chris. It has had a permanent positive impact and that little click is strangely satisfying.

[@chrisnotap]

Lol! Nice to hear! Thanks!

[@marty01957]

Good one, Chris! Thanks

[@jasonyannuccelli2499]

Thank you for always adding the “Title” of each video to the accompanying pic so we can read what the video is about without having to click on the video and watch advertising to see the full title. Great thinking there mate 😉

[@thomasherzog86]

it doesnt get flat because the airbubble inside stays in one spot. if you shake a can up and down, the bubble agitates the whole liquid. it actually would be hard to mix a liquid by shaking without it.

[@lukasholzapfel8285]

Why does Chris drink out of a can? Because hes's got NOTAP

[@fomoco300k]

LOL!!

[@ahabsbane]

Good one, nice catch!

[@gregcanniff570]

Because that is where the soda is!

[@Woodwerker]

Yar

[@johnd2042]

Excellent video . Another great idea . Thanks.

[@chrisnotap]

Glad you liked it!

[@selkywaters]

That's really cool!!!

[@PVflying]

This was really interesting - your videos never disappoint! I sat here sceptically wondering where this story was heading and how it might be possible to cool a can in two mins, but failed to guess you might be spinning the can with the poweraid bottle, so I was delighted to find my scepticism was misplaced! Here in Europe (Sweden), we have tall skinny coke / sprite / Fanta cans, so I guess I’ll have to find a slimmer bottle as an adapter.

[@chrisnotap]

I started with a suction cup but it was vinyl and turned hard and fell off 30 seconds in. The aaaaah haaaaa moment was when I found a common bottle that anyone can find and held the bottle perfectly. Good luck!

[@unogazzy84]

Please make a contraption that does the same thing but with 4 cans.

[@Flav_M]

4 plastic bottles attached to a round piece of plywood just big enough to hold them, make sure each is centered in a quadrant, same bolt/nut in center of plywood. Or ask someone with a 3D printer :)

[@IsaKocoglu]

Flav M, this would have been my answer as well. 👍

[@unogazzy84]

@@Flav_M I know how to build it. The problem is that I can't find a powerade bottle with a flat top, no one I know have a 3D printer (they're quite rare in Sweden) and I have no use for such a thing because I don't drink soda. I would still like to see one built though, cause I find it amusing.

[@atouchofa.d.d.5852]

Ummm, 12?

[@Flav_M]

@@atouchofa.d.d.5852 lol you may need a drill press at that point :D

[@missmars6390]

Wow dude! Your videos are so much fun! I genuinely did not know where you were going with this lmao

[@702ringo1]

Very cool-thanks.

[@littlebatch6389]

That would be good for the first beer,cause it will take me about 15 to 20 mins to drink,and then the rest of the beer will be nice and cold😊

[@scottr8588]

I'm almost afraid to ask how you figured this one out or where you found it.

[@fomoco300k]

Obviously y’all aren’t from the south and have never made ice cream. I guess between that and some minimal experience in the food and beverage service industry during college I just thought most everybody knew you get a beverage cold quickly by spinning or shaking it. I guess common knowledge isn’t always so common these days.

[@DeirdreYoung1]

@@fomoco300k I'd call that *specialized* knowledge ;)

[@m.l.3649]

@@fomoco300k salt water with the ice usually helps with chilling as well, no? Even when making/churning ice cream by hand I think ...

[@sleepybytwelve]

@@fomoco300k I'm from the south and never made ice cream.. guess I'm not a true southerner 😔

[@nathanhicks2000]

Why do people always have to be so pessimistic! the guy was kind enough to take the time and share the knowledge with those who may be interested gesssssssh!

[@MrConspark]

Well that is ingenious Chris! Thank you

[@chrisnotap]

Glad you liked it!

[@budwhite9781]

Brilliant👍👏

[@test-193]

Adding salt to the ice water lowers the temp even further. Below 32 degrees F. (That’s why they salt the roads in the winter time. It lowers the freezing point to about 8 degrees F.). Thus, your method with salted ice water would chill the can even faster. Try it and let me know.

[@chrisnotap]

I did it at the end but thought it might make the video too long and left it out. It decrease the temp another 5 degrees!

[@therealdonchelios]

I always carry this equipment with me incase it's a hot day and I need a cold drink fast. Who doesn't?

[@chrisnotap]

Lol! Yes!

[@ajit52]

Awesome and useful idea Thanks for sharing

[@Phyllyps-Levine]

Awesome THANKS!!!!

[@brianjlevine]

The question is: why does it work?

[@douglee650]

Exposes more liquid to the cooling surface, instead of having to wait for cold to reach into center of thermal mass

[@rishabhsuman1403]

@@douglee650 but doesn't motion increases KE, hence thermal energy

[@douglee650]

@@rishabhsuman1403 I was just guessing but searching "spinning liquid cools faster" yields reputable support. Wrt to KE, I'll offer another guess … without further ado: the convection effect is greater than the thermal effect from KE

[@MacHippy-qk4pr]

cool but i like mine at 34 degrees

[@chrisnotap]

Just let it spin another 30 to 60 and it will be there.

[@Flav_M]

@@chrisnotap or add a bit of salt to your ice water

[@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN]

@@Flav_M That really speeds the process up by a long shot. I thought that's what I was going to see in the video funny enough 👍

[@fomoco300k]

Mac Hippy, I agree. Teeth-bustin’ cold all the way!

[@MacHippy-qk4pr]

@@fomoco300k Nothing better even on a cold winters day

[@3962_]

Very cool

[@sherrelynn5240]

Awesome 👏 😎 👏

[@lasserious]

Add Salt to the ice water and really watch it chill the can fast!

[@chrisnotap]

I did try it. I may add that in an update video. I just thought it would be another step people wouldn't want to do but it would be good to add for interest sake.

[@ptinvite7942]

Nice but I think I'd prefer a circulating pump for the cooler instead of spinning the can.

[@chrisnotap]

It will work either way!

[@philmickey7247]

Wow! Easily impressed.🤗

[@nickivanaltena923]

Cool!! And literally!

[@andy42x]

I've got a better method. I keep the cans in the fridge.

[@roamingnomad3054]

I was going to say the same thing

[@the.internet]

Drop your white privilege you cis hetronormative male bigot. Not all of us have fridges. I'm sorry we live in a time where you thought this comment might be serious. :(

[@weerobot]

ROFL

[@briangulley6027]

Now you tell me.

[@MrWayne-13]

Thank you! good sir! LOL

[@notsofunnynowisit]

Methinks this might be a tad too Rube Goldberg-y for the kitchen.

[@upsidedown4155]

some friends are starting a catering type business up in a bus, this would be awesome for when there has been a rush and you have sold all your cold cans from the fridges, granted its not quick but its ALOT quicker then refilling the fridge with warm cans and waiting a over a hour to get cold I shall try this later this week, thank you

[@m3reviews321]

holy shit ! im doin this ! i hate when i have warm beer, i put it in the freezer and wait impatiently for it to be cold !! nice idea thank you sir !

[@patriotatarms7208]

Well I won't be chilling any coke products ever again. I may use this for others tho.

[@rosegold-beats]

Do you just sit on your chair and say to yourself "today i'm gonna chill some beverages" and proceed to make this?

[@charliehier8865]

Wow. Thanks.

[@jcking6785]

That is absolutely amazing! I like my drinks icy cold without ice because it deletes them. I may have to rig this contraption app. Kudos! Love your videos.

[@robertsherman871]

Yeah, I’ll just wait the twenty minutes. Seems a lot easier.

[@padraig5335]

Well you can reuse it. You don't have to make a new one everytime.

[@j3zhott]

@@padraig5335 Definitely the perfect gift for the impatient. 90 seconds vs 20m seems like a no brainer but if you dont have a power aid drill screws and youtube 20m doesn't seem so bad then

[@GatCat]

Robert Sherman RIGHT! I use a napkin, wrap it around the drink, get wet, place in freezer.

[@Eclipse1369]

Or you could realize that this is an opportunity to learn physics. Numbskulls

[@ernest1576]

You can wait your twenty minutes slow poke I'm going to have an ice cold soda in 90seconds thank you sir for your invention

[@weedy5249]

I’ll just wait the 20 minutes thanks

[@dido1803]

That was awesome trick. I will try it.

[@chrisnotap]

Have fun

[@andrewbrown8148]

THIS, I have to try out~!

[@mickjager5974]

I find if you stick a beverage in the freezer right in front (actually in the back of the freezer against the plate that covers the evaporator coil) of where the cold air blows out when it's blowing, drinks cool pretty fast and you don't have to do all this.

[@BlueGillage]

Where's the fun in that?

[@tunafishjoe]

Add salt to the ice to chill the ice water even more

[@jesusisalive3227]

You can get it below freezing this way.

[@KrisLikesThis]

Wow, just Wow, Chris! You're now crowned a Magician!!✨💨

[@johnnyb357]

Wow. Nice

[@davidjohnston710]

Don’t use a corded drill, and accidentally submerge the drill and hand - it’s a nasty shock!

[@rupe53]

For all the nay sayers... You make this gizmo ONE TIME for future emergencies. In the 20 minutes it takes to make you will have a cold 6 pack ready in the ice for THIS time. Next time you need a cold one quickly just use the gizmo you already have and by the time you finish the first frosty the rest will be waiting in the ice bucket. Basically you only need it for the FIRST beer and the rest can chill at a slower rate.

[@williamwhite9481]

Exactly. Honestly, people are pretty stupud

[@LTJR.]

Plus, besides my girl appreciating the cold drink, she doesn't care if I learned it somewhere else, she's just impressed by the fact that I learned it.

[@allinonethegreat]

Not if you don’t have the ice ready lol

[@Meg_Lovegood]

We did this with PBR and Bud light kegs back in the day (on the work sight) haha never even thought about a smaller deal, good video sir.

[@lxdrop_your_kdxx6576]

Luv the vids

[@javiercosme4257]

By the time I'm finish doing all this. the 24 pack in my fridge would be cold

[@Chip-Monk]

Or you could pour that drink onto the ice

[@TheRPhelps24]

You always lose some carbonation that way. For those of us who like maximum dizziness, straight cold from the can is the way to go

[@rillfam1215]

Lookup a Cooper Cooler. Same thing, but it will cool cans, soda bottles, and even wine bottles in minutes without a drill. I’ve had mine for years now, and love it.

[@bacillus9]

Fantastic! I've seen attachments like this but didn't want to spent the money on it. Thanks for this video!

[@chrisnotap]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ulrikaschloss5848]

You are so smart. Thanks! Be well.

[@chrisnotap]

Thanks, you too!

[@justthebeginning1448]

Awesome!🤣😂

[@SandTguy]

That is pure genius.

[@redpyro911]

Love that Coleman Personal 8!