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  • i find this video difficult to maturbate to. . . . .

  • Puting the bottles in the fridge will slow down fermentation, but it won't stop it. If refridgeration stops fermentation, then he wouldn't have to be worried about using glass bottles.

  • Just get a CO2 cylinder, forget sugar, fermenting, and all that jazz.

  • @handiest1 Yeast and sugar is definitely easier to find, and much much cheaper than buying a CO2 cylinder.

  • why dont i just go to a store and buy some?

  • @IloveIce356 because you are a boring person who has no sense of creativity

  • @EcksFacktur well...lol your nice

  • I know how to make soda! Just pour cola into a cup and drink in It XD

  • easir way is to mix "honey+koolaid+sparking water" = POP!!!

    super easy

  • did he say gnome extract? LAWL xD

  • Sugar + Yeast = CO2 + Alcohol

  • @opop38523852 Yeast and Sugar make ethyl alcohol(the kind you get drunk off of). But because you are restricting airflow with a cap, the yeast won't get enough oxygen, and won't live long enough to produce a noticeable amount of alcohol.

    You'll have around 0.35%-0.2% alcohol content. In other words, you'd need to drink about the volume of your body to get even remotely drunk. It would take 34 glasses of this soda to equal a glass of wine(which is ~10% alcohol). Wouldn't show on a breathalizer

  • Teaching your kids how to make alcohol, OMG!

  • so i drank alcohol!?!?!?!?! OMG

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  • #LOL

  • was that a toilet scrubber lol

  • It makes very little alcohol, because you stop the fermentation process, as soon as the liquid is carbonated. Beer, for instance, is allowed to ferment until the yeast consumes all of the sugar in the mix, under no pressure, so the CO2 escapes. More sugar is then added at bottling time, in order to trap the CO2, and make the carbonation.

  • @gyzzuaru The only way to stop the fermentation process is to add sulfites or sorbates (usually Campden tablets and potassium sorbate) Refridgeration does not stop fermentation.

  • @dvdfrnzwbr Could irradiation work too? I heard sulfites are bad for people.

  • coca-cola and mountain dew.

  • soda is favorite lunch drink favorite soda's root bear mountain dew sierra mist pepsi and diet pepsi

  • How come it doesn't make alcohol??? This is what |I do to make alcohol.

  • i read somewhere that it makes only .4 % alcohol when you do it this way

  • you leave it in for shorter time for no alcohol

    just fiz

  • alcohol is more dense.

  • u an yo shit!!!!

  • And how does the yeast not ferment the sugar to alcohol when it's fermenting to CO2?

  • i would rather make alcohol than this

  • Yeah that would be pretty cool.

  • its also easier to make

  • I dont think it has enough time to, usually that takes like at least a month doesnt it? I mean there does have to be some alcohol in it i would think but not enough to actually make the soda considered "alcoholic" it probably has like .5% alcohol.

  • If I had some Surge! extract, I'd be all over this.

  • or buy a sode club?

  • that is a big spoon lol

  • Very informative, I'll look into buying from you guys! how about some more videos of soda making

  • so thats how you do it

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