@Kyler Heron. Is "Heron" your real surname? My Surname is also Heron but it's so rare to see anyone with the same name and if I do it's always spelt differently. So hello fellow Heron lol. My First is Connie so even the full name sounds similar haha. 😀
Carbonic acid is a reaction of water and co2. The way you phrased that made it sound like you were saying that co2 stands for carbonic acid, which is h2co3.
Do another video carbonating random drinks this was interesting. Maybe do Gatorade, a smoothie, Arizona mango juice, lemonade, pickle juice (your worst enemy) and some other stuff. Could be interesting right?
Three good presses of the button on a bottle of water is enough to get full carbonation. Also chill the water and the syrups before making it. You'll lose far less carbonation when combining them which will make a better soda and make your cylinder go the extra distance.
The reason the milk tastes strange is that dissolving CO2 in water results in the formation of carbonic acid. Thus, it will taste more acidic. In addition, milk is a colloidal solution, so it is difficult to carbonate. The small particles act as nucleation sites where bubbles of CO2 begin to form - this is not the case for a clean water solution. Similarly, this is why the other drinks failed as they contain small particles like pulp.
Tyler: *reads a sticker that says “Do not carbonate anything but water in this machine”* Tyler: *disregards the sticker and carbonates all the things, which proceed to explode and erupt all over the garage* Tyler: 😲😲😲😲😲
@@thisisnotdom I went to my friend's house in High School and he had a bowl of Cap'n Crunch with Coke instead of milk in the bowl and a big glass of orange soda and I was like "Dude, what the bleep is wrong with you?"
I think he should do a whole video on carbonizing pickle juice and drink regular pickle juice and try the carbonized pickle juice then compare them although it might be deadly for him:) ☠️☠️☠️
That’s what I thought this was at first, like a machine to recarbonate your flat sodas. 😂 when I saw it’s making your own soda I was like wtf who would want that?
Just so you know- you DONT SUCK at videos it’s literally entertaining, listen to the ones who enjoy, not the hate comments. You do things that people only wonder about and are too scared or broke to try 😂 thank you for your content!
@@iriswaldenburger2315 they've improved the flavor. I bought a soda stream probably 7 years ago and was super disappointed in the funky flavors. Last year I brought it out of retirement and got some new syrups and they taste MUCH better.
Suggestion: You should drink some water in between comparing the taste of the two sodas so that you cleanse your palate and don’t get the flavors blending together.
You actually can save money with Sodastream, but not by buying their syrups. You can either make your own syrup (the cheapest option) or find cheaper alternative syrups to throw in and you'll come out ahead.
It may have also been an illusion because of the shape of the bottle neck. This happens me at home with perfectly fresh milk in certain glass bottles. When you pour it sometimes appears to pour lumpy, but it’s not at all. It’s just the milk ramping out of the bottle irregularly.
honestly my favorite part about having a soda stream is just not needing to take out the trash/recycling as often. thanks for crunching the numbers and giving good info for us to find later
@@argusfleibeit1165 they just came out with the pepsi max syrup not to long ago to all of the united states. if you want a better diet then their knock off brand stuff which to me taste like dog doo doo
If you put like 40% water into the Apple juice, you will get "Apfelschorle". A very popular drink over here in Germany, especially during the summer. We just mix the juice with carbonated (mineral)water and don't use a Soda Stream machine for it.
@@mekisiketuatoman1408 Because carbonating milk makes it go acidic and curdle, which is very similar to what happens when milk spoils. Fizzy milk basically tastes like gone-off milk. I'm aware that there are carbonated milk-flavour beverages in some countries, especially in Asia, but presumably these are made by an indirect method to avoid the spoiling issue, like perhaps carbonating water and then adding a milk flavouring.
Don't forget all the plastic/can waste you're avoiding by reusing the same bottle and refinning the co2 cylinder. Remember, refilling the cylinder costs a lot less than buying a new one. The benefit is in the bulk there. Syrups you can use off brand ones, obv. The soda stream own ones are off brand as well
While in theory you can reuse the bottle, these are not dishwasher safe. Any slight heating of the bottle will warp it causing it to not fit the machine. It's only a matter of time before some idiot in your house puts the bottle in the dishwasher.
ah yes apfelschorle, i miss that, every time we go to germany we take like 6 6-packs of 2 liter bottles of apfelschorle home. but not because of corona we aint going to germany anymore sadly.
When you carbonate water or a colloid like milk, it makes the liquid acidic. that’s what gives soda it’s kick; however, milk is sweet and tame; acidic and kick is what we associate with spoiled milk.
@@neilbreen9041 Do you mean things like cheese and yoghurt? In that case it’s the fermentation that makes it acidic, which then makes it coagulate and get thick. Ricotta or cottage cheese are just milk (and cream) that has been sitting in a pot until they get acidic. You can also heat it up and add an acid like vinagre to speed up the process.
I have, it turns up the charcoal flavor to 11, actually does that with all charcoal barrel aged liquors like some tequilas. Vodka, and heavy-surup liquors like Jager were the only ones that weren't horrible, but only if you like those in the first place. Up side: you can get a good buzz on 1/4th the amount.
@@jajajajajaba2148 Appletiser is not just sparkling apple juice. It's a combination of filtered apple juice and carbonated water, typically concentrated for export outside of South Africa.
Things I would like to see get carbonated: ranch dressing, chili, ramen noodles, Jack Daniels, maraschino cherries, canned mandarin oranges, spicy V8, Sriracha sauce, BBQ sauce, spaghetti-o's, beef stew, latex paint, maple syrup, guacamole, kerosene, bacon grease, cream of wheat, queso dip, wet dog food, creamed corn, and nuclear waste.
Tyler is a testament to everyone, that it doesn't matter how great your production value is, or how 'professional' you are, if you are entertaining, people will watch. i love the channel, keep doing your thing
“What not to do with a soda stream” In seriousness, I liked this video because I’ve wondered what would happen if you did these things. Now I know: *huge mess*
Love him. He’s the kid that puts things into wall sockets just to see what happens. If he was little, we’d fear for his safety. But since he’s an adult, we watch all his videos in amusement and wonder. 😁
"I know a lot of you are going to be like eww that's gross-" Me: "It's milk. It's a terrible idea, trust me." "I just want you to hear me out alright?" Me: "No, it's milk it's not going to be good." "We're going to be carbonating milk." Me: "I know, and it's a terrible idea." *After carbonating* "Ewwww that's not something I anticipated." Me: "Yep."
To provide an anecdote on the price argument for sodastream, as someone who drinks soda maybe once/day if that, it has saved me so much on buying cans/bottles of soda. The co2 cartridges last a long time too (longer than the 60L it advertises, if I’m being honest). And the syrups are generally less sugary, that’s just a plus if you’re conscious of your sugar intake.
@@Sbestry i disagree, the only time you really see carbonated apple juice in the us is sparking apple cider for special occasions like new years or birthdays with kids cuz its like non alcoholic champagne for them.
I had an old soda stream and it would make this weird like fart noise whenever it reached the amount if carbonation that was standard in a soda. Surprised they dont still do that
One of the restaurant/bars I worked at, we used to make our own draft cocktails, some carbonated and some just pushed through draft with nitrogen. Honestly it's fairly easy and super accessible given the rise of homebrewing beer, there is most likely a store near you that has all the equipment you'd need. Initial startup cost is a little higher, but not by much actually. Where these smaller units fall short is the gas - Soda Stream charges you 15$ to exchange a cylinder plus 15$ shipping (2-3 canisters is 7.50$ and 4 at a time is free shipping). These canisters are 14.5oz of CO2 per can as well. So even if you get 4 canisters at a time to avoid shipping costs, you are looking at 60$ for 3.6lbs of CO2. A local store that supplies gases will fill a 5lb cylinder of CO2 for about 15$. So yeah you are paying anywhere from 5-10x the price of gas using SodaStream canisters depending on how many you buy at once. The kicker though is the syrups. Even if you get the BiB (Bag in a Box) cases that restaurants use either online or from Bernicks or something - it's still nearly the same cost as buying 2ltrs bottles from a grocery store per liter. As we discussed above - the gas is actually cheap, the main cost is the syrup plus the initial equipment cost. The only way to try and compete with Coke or Pepsi is to make a lot at once, and you're just not gonna beat them at that. The only advantage you will ever get by attempting to make 2.5gal or 5gal kegs (best sizes for at home carbonation) is that you can make things other than sodas. Which Tyler showed you can do even with these smaller commercial units, you just get hosed on paying SodaStream on the gas canisters. So all in all, unless you want to make sparkling ciders, sparkling cocktails etc, there is no reason to buy a product like this.
@@TheKurtTribute this was his first time using it lol, and the carbonation is how much you want that's why it's manual lol, imagine if he didn't do it as much he would've said the cola knockoff was bad because it doesn't have enough of that carbonation
Same in Norway. We have quite a few, but most popular is probably "mozelle", which is grape and apple cider(no alcohol) carbonated. Bonus: Once the carbonization of it is gone, it still taste nice(as it's just a milder tasting cider). Vs sodas, which taste horrible once the carbonisation is gone...
Love the video 👊👊👊 A buddy of mine didbthis with white,red and roze wine and it tasted almost like champagne and before it chilled the wine so the experience was much more powerfull. Try it you won't regret it with white and roze wine.
Carbonating soda that is already made is hard. It fizzes a LOT more while carbonating and can make a big mess to clean on the counter and in the machine works
@@ed07722 Milk doesn't contain lactic acid unless it's gone bad. CO2 does create carbonic acid in water, and milk is mostly water. And any acid in milk is going to denature the proteins and make it curdle
Idk if it's the same now as before, but actually on sodastream when you use it as it's intended (with water), you should be able to just hold down the button nonstop, and it'll actually tell u when it's done with a click.
Carbonated water and juice are way more popular in other countries. Everyone in the US only seems to know about mainstream American sodas. When I lived in Germany, I would frequently enjoy Apfelschorle or other simple fizzy drinks. You can buy Sidral Mundet, a Mexican Apple Soda, at most grocery stores now. With the soda stream, you are better off carbonating freezing cold tap water and mixing in some fruit juice of your liking. The concentration of other components will almost always cause a violent reaction when gas is introduced.
Just watched this video. As to the carbonated milk, try a drink called " New York Cream Egg". The name is somewhat misleading. No egg involved. It's made from "sparkling water", milk and chocolate syrup. Sounds kinda' strange, but actually tastes great. You can find the recipe on RUclips, Food network and others. Give it a try. The recipe calls for a specific chocolate syrup, I just used Hershey's chocolate syrup and it worked just fine. Try it and see.
To stay away from sugar, I like to use my sodastream to carbonate the water, then add various crystal lite flavors and other powder packets made for your bottled water. The sugar-free jolly rancher powder packets are especially amazing when carbonated, as are the a&w root beer powder packs!
@@Adharc0077 yup. There's a ton of various flavored packets out there on Amazon and at Walmart. www.amazon.com/Root-Beer-Drink-Singles-Packets/dp/B01BLWYTO8
Another way to do this is to use a pressure cooker and put dry ice in it along with whatever you want carbonated. As the dry ice evaporates and the pressure increases the excess carbon dioxide goes into whatever object is there. I've eaten cantaloupe and strawberries this way. Somethings take the carbonation easier than others and apple sauce would be interesting to try. Nice video!
Sodastream is a gift the keeps on giving. Human evolution came this far, might as well make a Sodastream that can carbonate everything without spilling over. I think we are ready for it!
15:50 I bet it tastes like those great wine bottles that you get from the stores on holidays😂 some parents get them for the kids so the kid can pretend they're drinking champagne with the adults on holidays for the toast😂 yeah those things I bet that's what it tastes like
@@AlgaeEater09 no, the flavor is spicy cherry. No, it's not because of the amount of carbonation in it either. It's because that's the flavor profile that they used.
@@Deepwaterjew What do you think makes it spicy? It's the carbonation. Shake it up and get rid of the carbonation and its not spicy at all. Its just cherry. They call it spicy cherry because its carbonated cherry. Think before you speak The flavor profile they used is just 'cherry'.
Milkis which is milky soda I think is actually made from carbonated water that had milk added in later. The carbonated Apple Juice you're making is very similar to sparkling apple cider. When you add carbonation to Sunny Delight, you've created Orange Bang. The only thing you should try is like carbonated iced coffee or iced tea, with the cream and sugar added after the carbonation.
15:50 Bubbling Apple Juice is actually a thing in Germany and also here in the Netherlands. Back in the 80s/90s I drank a lot of that until the midst of the 00s. In Germany, I live very close to the border between the Netherlands and Germany, the brand is called Pfanner and the bubbling apple juice is called 'Apfel Gespritzt'. In the Netherlands it's called 'Spa & Appel', which refers to Spa Barisart (which is also sold in the States according to my American friends) with Apple flavor. As for milk, even that exists. But it's not made the way you did it. It's actually sparkling water with cream ;)
you may save 2cents, but the convenience and price of gas savings. Many SodaStream fans have converted to bulk carbonation tanks and get more economical beverage. Another joy of the SodaStream is your custom beverages with flavors of your choice, i love "bubbly orange juice".
If you want actually good carbonated milk, try Milkis, it’s a Korean drink, pretty much milk and sprite mixed together, it’s amazing to say the least (MILKIS) there’s multiple flavors like strawberry or banana or grape which are also amazing, I would just try all of them for the first time, but if you’re only gonna get one, just get the original
thsi gives me the vibe of "mom, dad forgot his adderall again. he's carbonating apple sauce in the garage" i should specify this is a good thing and i love it
I think we in Germany are the kings of carbonated drinks. We have a drink called (Apfelschorle) It’s a mixture of apple juice and carbonated water(Mineralwasser). It’s like a 50/50 mix. We also have (ACE Schorle) that is literally Sunny V but multi fruited and it’s also a 50/50 mixture of juice and carbonated water. You have to try it for yourself. I think every juice carbonated water mixture taste’s good. For example cranberry juice mixed with carbonated water would probably taste awesome.
Apparently you have never seen me in a series gaming session. I've been drinking pop from age 17 to age 29. I will never stop but I also drink water as well. I prefer red bull, mountain dew, coke, dr pepper, sprite.
Tyler: "I like to do this in slow bursts" Proceeds to empty the entire can of CO2 into the tester bottle of water. LOLOL I love you man! Just thought it was funny. :0d
One of the things you need to account for is the fact that there is no high fructose corn syrup in any of the sodastream mixes, so you need to be comparing it to the premium cane sugar sodas.
As the carbon separates from solution, it creates bubbles that differ in strength based on the viscosity of the liquid being carbonated. The strong the miniscule layer, the less frequently the bubbles will pop, causing them to build up and overflow. The different density of each liquid would also have an impact on the amount of carbon that can be added.
This was entertaining, I'll give you that. Haha. You're like the brother that isn't allowed to be home unsupervised. I love it! Soooo... how'd that Soda Stream fare afterwards?
@@artykeldeo yea man I don’t think that’s gonna be good for you hahaha you can have some really really painful issues later on cause of that dude hahaha
All my mom drinks is diet pepsi, she drinks about a 12 pack of diet pepsi a day, she complained about having to drink water when she ran out of the pep
“I like to do it in slow bursts”
**holds the button down for 3 years**
No cap
lol
I mean ig that would be a slow burst
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Kyler Heron. Is "Heron" your real surname? My Surname is also Heron but it's so rare to see anyone with the same name and if I do it's always spelt differently. So hello fellow Heron lol. My First is Connie so even the full name sounds similar haha. 😀
Tyler: "I wonder what carbonated apple juice tastes like"
*proceeds to create sparkling cider*
I know 😂 😂 😂 I was saying the same thing you can buy sparking apple juice anywhere lol 😂
Appletizer is quite popular in Europe...
There’s lots of apple soda brands in Mexico as well.
Hahaha the first was just an egg cream
Called Apfelschorle or "Apple spritzer" in Germany. Actually one of my favorite drinks.
Adding CO2 gas to milk changes the composition of the proteins in the milk, making them curdle and coagulate in reaction to carbonic acid.
Ah, instant cottage cheese
@@tylercoon1791 is it good?
Carbonic acid is a reaction of water and co2. The way you phrased that made it sound like you were saying that co2 stands for carbonic acid, which is h2co3.
@@Twowheelsandadream4 You are correct. Bad phrasing.
@MrHolyKindness sounds like a good way to shart myself to death.
You essentially made "Apfelschorle" without the water. (In Germany we drink apple joice mixed with carbonated water, result is called "Apfelschorle")
Here in Norway they carbonate just the juice. Was kind of odd to me at first but it grew on me 😄
There is a soda with apple flavor called Manzanita Sol I assume that's what he might be tasting or the closest to it that I can compare it to
In South Africa we have Appeltizer. Basically carbonated apple juice. It's really good.
Things I want to see carbonated: Pickle juice, kfc gravy, grape kool-aid, wonton soup, Hawaiian punch.
🤔 carbonated Hawaiian Punch sounds good. The others don't. Lol
That would be a waste of good wonton soup
gravy
Kfc gravy would be insane
Carbonated Hawaiian Punch has been a thing for years. It’s called Tahitian Treat. 10/10
*"it pours out like it's chunky"* should never be said around milk
**Proceeds to drink it in the name of science*
🤮
Have you ever heard of pulped milk?
@@DesolateLavender HELLO GORDAN!
it was chunky because the carbonic acid formed when CO2 dissolves in water curdles the milk protein.
Do another video carbonating random drinks this was interesting. Maybe do Gatorade, a smoothie, Arizona mango juice, lemonade, pickle juice (your worst enemy) and some other stuff. Could be interesting right?
Oh yes do the pickle juice!!!!!!!
Coffee aswell
OH MY GOD I was thinking what carbonated Gatorade would be like this morning!!!!!
Carbonated gatorade sounds really good
yes
Three good presses of the button on a bottle of water is enough to get full carbonation. Also chill the water and the syrups before making it. You'll lose far less carbonation when combining them which will make a better soda and make your cylinder go the extra distance.
The reason the milk tastes strange is that dissolving CO2 in water results in the formation of carbonic acid. Thus, it will taste more acidic. In addition, milk is a colloidal solution, so it is difficult to carbonate. The small particles act as nucleation sites where bubbles of CO2 begin to form - this is not the case for a clean water solution. Similarly, this is why the other drinks failed as they contain small particles like pulp.
I was just about to say that
That was my second guess
Nope
K. 😑
Knowing that, would it be possible to carbonate water and then add some deshydratated/powdered Milk to it ?
Tyler: *reads a sticker that says “Do not carbonate anything but water in this machine”*
Tyler: *disregards the sticker and carbonates all the things, which proceed to explode and erupt all over the garage*
Tyler: 😲😲😲😲😲
😂😂 right
Yup! And that's why we love him!
Whaaaaaaaaaaat?!?!?!🤣🤣
I own one of them machine they say only water since you cant clean the insides.
It’s things you should never do it’s obvious that he would ignore the label since you can never ignore the label
Carbonate liquor like whiskey, rum, brandy, or gin
A fizzy martini sounds delightful.
Big Clive did some types of liquor in a video. Some wouldn't take carbonation though
@@brianburkard6101 i know he did jager, thats what gave me the idea.
I didnt realize he had tried others, ill have to give it a look!
Not everyone's an alcoholic jim lmao
The whiskey tribe I belive did something like you are after . That or it was the modern rouge
@@gamersonly3006 who's Jim?
I love his reviews. He’s like a little kid experiencing and experimenting new things
If you're drinking 10 Cokes a day, save that two cents per can, you'll need it for the hospital bills.
That'd be like having Coke for all your drinks... Imagine drinking a Coke with breakfast
@@thisisnotdom I went to my friend's house in High School and he had a bowl of Cap'n Crunch with Coke instead of milk in the bowl and a big glass of orange soda and I was like "Dude, what the bleep is wrong with you?"
@@danmarshall5895 ur friend good?🤣
I carbonated a red power aid. wasnt the best as it fucked the flavor of it😂
@@thisisnotdom well eh after 3 years of doing this I have Diabetes but other then that I'm fine
Use a juicer and juice things that shouldn’t be juiced
@@declassifiedclassified 🤮
Then carbonate it
@@slightcurve98 LOL
Pickles
Brick
Anyone else disappointed that pickle juice didn’t make the cut?
yes! i thought he would even though he hates pickles
I think he should do a whole video on carbonizing pickle juice and drink regular pickle juice and try the carbonized pickle juice then compare them although it might be deadly for him:) ☠️☠️☠️
Yes first thing I thought was pickle juice when I read the title
Damn I haven't seen it yet and I was really looking forward to seeing pickle juice
@@Zack-vb6uu and then compare to that pickle soda he had
“Apple sauce…. Jus-just think about it” YEA TYLER LETS REWIND BACK TO THE
MILK SCENARIO
This poor man has never had martinelli’s sparkling cider
Or that apple soda i think called like manzanita sol
@@kramzic9675 I love manzanita sol!
Apparently, Martinelli's can't leave California legally, and Manzanita Sol can only be sold in areas with Latinos. So he's shit outta luck
@@Karl_Kampfwagen I can buy both at Walmart in NC
@@Karl_Kampfwagen nah I’ve gotten it in Oregon and Florida pretty often
What if he waited for the coke to become flat and then add carbonation to it
bro he needs to do this
Tyler: takes it literally and puts it in a machine press
That’s what I thought this was at first, like a machine to recarbonate your flat sodas. 😂 when I saw it’s making your own soda I was like wtf who would want that?
@@chandlercarroll3242 it’s good for people the drink flavored sparkling water, and alcohol
@chandlercarroll3242 Wtf do you mean who would want to do that?
You should boil up Jello mix, carbonate it, then let it set in the fridge overnight! Fizzy Jello!!!!
I feel like you would just have air pockets in the jello once it solidifies
There is actually an alternate recipe for Jell-O where you use seltzer instead of plain cold water to make it fizzy.
The King Of Random have already tried this, and it was kinda fizzy, but it really didnt add much fizzy and carbonated flavor.
I guess there might be a reason why Sodastream tells you to not carbonate anything other then water😅 glad someone else tried this out for us👍
Just so you know- you DONT SUCK at videos it’s literally entertaining, listen to the ones who enjoy, not the hate comments. You do things that people only wonder about and are too scared or broke to try 😂 thank you for your content!
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Cringe ur prolly petty asf in real life
Drinks Coke: "Tastes like normal Coke" Hard hitting news here, folks.
We had this thing when it first came out... like 25 years ago.... and the cola syrup definitely did NOT taste like coke...
@@iriswaldenburger2315 they've improved the flavor. I bought a soda stream probably 7 years ago and was super disappointed in the funky flavors. Last year I brought it out of retirement and got some new syrups and they taste MUCH better.
😂
The flavors tasted like medicine and cheap diet sodas. If sodastream sent everyone they screwed when it came out we might give it a try. #foolmeonce
Suggestion: You should drink some water in between comparing the taste of the two sodas so that you cleanse your palate and don’t get the flavors blending together.
He probably does, there is cuts in the video
@@noodlefire64 he’s as scientific as a small child so doubtful lol
You actually can save money with Sodastream, but not by buying their syrups. You can either make your own syrup (the cheapest option) or find cheaper alternative syrups to throw in and you'll come out ahead.
"It pours like it's chunky."
It probably is chunky. I'd assume the carbonic acid that forms when you carbonate the milk is curdling it.
he could make cheese with it if it was sheep milk he will maybe make our national cheese bryndzu
It may have also been an illusion because of the shape of the bottle neck. This happens me at home with perfectly fresh milk in certain glass bottles. When you pour it sometimes appears to pour lumpy, but it’s not at all. It’s just the milk ramping out of the bottle irregularly.
@@savedfavesno doing this to milk curdles it
Carbonated Apple Juice = Martinelli's Sparkling Apple Cider
The savings. I need a sofa stream
britvic appletiser
In south Germany we call it ''Apfelschorle'' a mixture of Apple juice and carbonated water. You can buy it at every store
@@darmanskirata4167 in all germany. Not just south
FIRE
drinks normal coke: “that takes like normal coke”
Hmmmm yes this floor is made out of floor
@@ColtonVlogsChannel this username seems to be made of username
Funny that coke classic tastes of coke
@@thebestfreakingamer4316 mmm yes this video seems to be made out of video
@@silvertonebass1 ah, yes *CARBONATION IS CARBONATION*
honestly my favorite part about having a soda stream is just not needing to take out the trash/recycling as often. thanks for crunching the numbers and giving good info for us to find later
I'm thinking of it because lugging the 12-packs home is becoming tedious in my old age. Wonder if they have diet syrups?
@@argusfleibeit1165 they just came out with the pepsi max syrup not to long ago to all of the united states. if you want a better diet then their knock off brand stuff which to me taste like dog doo doo
If you put like 40% water into the Apple juice, you will get "Apfelschorle". A very popular drink over here in Germany, especially during the summer.
We just mix the juice with carbonated (mineral)water and don't use a Soda Stream machine for it.
or if you want to get wasted "Apfelspritzer" AJ + sparkling wine "sekt"
Thats Just what i wanted to say @schattennaseweis
Kinda sounds like one of those non acholic apple champagne
Bro its mozzel i guess
I want to try this
"I like to do it in slow bursts"
Does one bigass long shot.
Like 8 bursts
ikr
Slow not short
Yeah slow like mentally 🤣
"milk, but bubbley, doesn't that sound nice?"
No Tyler, no it doesn't
Yes it does
Lol it doesnt
Carbonating milk makes it curdle, so definitely not, no.
Why people hate carbonated milk?
@@mekisiketuatoman1408 Because carbonating milk makes it go acidic and curdle, which is very similar to what happens when milk spoils. Fizzy milk basically tastes like gone-off milk.
I'm aware that there are carbonated milk-flavour beverages in some countries, especially in Asia, but presumably these are made by an indirect method to avoid the spoiling issue, like perhaps carbonating water and then adding a milk flavouring.
Don't forget all the plastic/can waste you're avoiding by reusing the same bottle and refinning the co2 cylinder. Remember, refilling the cylinder costs a lot less than buying a new one. The benefit is in the bulk there. Syrups you can use off brand ones, obv. The soda stream own ones are off brand as well
A wise man once said, drinking a soda immediately after purchase taste better than drinking a soda from our home
While in theory you can reuse the bottle, these are not dishwasher safe. Any slight heating of the bottle will warp it causing it to not fit the machine. It's only a matter of time before some idiot in your house puts the bottle in the dishwasher.
You can also recharge the CO² cartridge yourself. Just unscrew the top and add 14 ounces of dry ice pellets.
@@mattmilford8106 solution: don't have a dishwasher
@@mattmilford8106 the newer sodastream bottles are dishwasher safe, but still have an expiration date.
Hi Tyler! That carbonated apple juice is called „Apfelschorle“ here in Germany. Its simply carbonated water and apple juice.
Greetings from Germany!
And there is orange-juice-schorle
Or any other juice shorle
Rhubarb-juice-schorle is my fav
ah yes apfelschorle, i miss that, every time we go to germany we take like 6 6-packs of 2 liter bottles of apfelschorle home. but not because of corona we aint going to germany anymore sadly.
In Austria is popular too
@@0viken0 i bet
@@tijslegebeke7684 just mix highly carbonated water and some apple juice yourself, it should taste the same :)
When you carbonate water or a colloid like milk, it makes the liquid acidic. that’s what gives soda it’s kick; however, milk is sweet and tame; acidic and kick is what we associate with spoiled milk.
The milk will also coagulate when acidic, which is why it got clumpy like spoiled milk.
What about fermented milk?
@@neilbreen9041 Do you mean things like cheese and yoghurt? In that case it’s the fermentation that makes it acidic, which then makes it coagulate and get thick. Ricotta or cottage cheese are just milk (and cream) that has been sitting in a pot until they get acidic. You can also heat it up and add an acid like vinagre to speed up the process.
Fermented yak milk is a popular alcoholic beverage in like mongolia
I was wondering about using nitro instead like some breweries and coffee houses do. That could be good.
Dude...You are living the 14yr old life that all guys still have in them!!🤘🤘
As someone who likes the idea of being self sufficient, I found doing recipes to make your own syrup enjoyable. I got sprite almost nailed.
next on TylerTube "I left 5 things in carbonated applesauce for 30 days"
Or in carbonated milk for 30 days!
I was hoping he'd pull out some Jack Daniel's.
I have, it turns up the charcoal flavor to 11, actually does that with all charcoal barrel aged liquors like some tequilas. Vodka, and heavy-surup liquors like Jager were the only ones that weren't horrible, but only if you like those in the first place. Up side: you can get a good buzz on 1/4th the amount.
@@cuntpuncherino I'm getting a buzz right now.
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😲 holy shit we got a genuine genius here
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"Bubbly apple juice"
So... Sparkling cider? Lol
it's still be juice, not cider.
Cider is unfiltered and unpasturized.
@@Jexorz86 appletiser
In most of the world, Cider is an alcoholic drink made from fermented apples. Only in North America do they call apple juice Cider.
@@jajajajajaba2148 Appletiser is not just sparkling apple juice. It's a combination of filtered apple juice and carbonated water, typically concentrated for export outside of South Africa.
@@ungratefulmango we call that hard cider, There are some pretty big differences in what we call apple juice vs apple cider.
Things I would like to see get carbonated:
ranch dressing, chili, ramen noodles, Jack Daniels, maraschino cherries, canned mandarin oranges, spicy V8, Sriracha sauce, BBQ sauce, spaghetti-o's, beef stew, latex paint, maple syrup, guacamole, kerosene, bacon grease, cream of wheat, queso dip, wet dog food, creamed corn, and nuclear waste.
Can you test out more wish products?
Pleaseee
Yes
Wish and things in a jar 10/10
^^^^
China virus.
Tyler acts like he's never heard of sparkling apple juice lmao
Have you watched any vids besides this one? This fool probably hasnt lol. And im not knockin him he is just an absolute goon
I've never heard of it either
I'm really not sure i have ever heard of it until now.
@@masonharris9166 Well cider is a fermented apple juice. Which has bubbles. So... Probably not far from that.
Very nice, even Schweppes has one here in Europe now - sour apple.
Tyler is a testament to everyone, that it doesn't matter how great your production value is, or how 'professional' you are, if you are entertaining, people will watch. i love the channel, keep doing your thing
His reaction to the milk got me fucking dying lmao I can’t get enough of this guy every video is funny
Okerrrr, it wasn't that funny
" this tastes really bad"
takes another sip!
Sometimes you just have to double check.
“What not to do with a soda stream”
In seriousness, I liked this video because I’ve wondered what would happen if you did these things. Now I know: *huge mess*
Love him. He’s the kid that puts things into wall sockets just to see what happens. If he was little, we’d fear for his safety. But since he’s an adult, we watch all his videos in amusement and wonder. 😁
@@nowthatisawesome5431 lol I think we still fear for his safety at times though 😂
I’m glad he did it so I don’t have apple juice all over my kitchen
"I know a lot of you are going to be like eww that's gross-"
Me: "It's milk. It's a terrible idea, trust me."
"I just want you to hear me out alright?"
Me: "No, it's milk it's not going to be good."
"We're going to be carbonating milk."
Me: "I know, and it's a terrible idea."
*After carbonating* "Ewwww that's not something I anticipated."
Me: "Yep."
Right 😂
To provide an anecdote on the price argument for sodastream, as someone who drinks soda maybe once/day if that, it has saved me so much on buying cans/bottles of soda. The co2 cartridges last a long time too (longer than the 60L it advertises, if I’m being honest). And the syrups are generally less sugary, that’s just a plus if you’re conscious of your sugar intake.
If you're conscious of sugar intake, You wouldn't drink soda in the first place lol
i'd love to see carbonated hot sauce, just for extra pain
This hurts to much
I thought he was gonna do that. First thing that came to mind.
Good news, he did another video with the soda line and did hot sauce.
@@lostgigas1029 too*
Oh my god. GENIUS
me, in the background: do soup next!
You made my day
@@chaosbringer04 youre sad
Ew
Also; do it! Hot or cold is the next question.
Oh god no!
🤣🤣
Should've done Pickle juice, given how much you love pickles
Came here to say exactly this. I just want to see him hate on the pickle juice for 5 minutes.
10:59 this is my kingdom come
In germany you call carbonated apple juice "Apfelschorle." It's really common.
It’s not uncommon here in the states either.
It's Apple juice with carbonated water, not pur apple juice
Yea a couple of soda brands like Fanta have an apple flavor
@@Sbestry i disagree, the only time you really see carbonated apple juice in the us is sparking apple cider for special occasions like new years or birthdays with kids cuz its like non alcoholic champagne for them.
@@andyv2209 just cuz that’s when people buy it doesn’t mean it’s not always there. It’s always there. So it’s pretty common.
I had an old soda stream and it would make this weird like fart noise whenever it reached the amount if carbonation that was standard in a soda. Surprised they dont still do that
My buddy's parents had one when we were kids and we always called it fart soda and WAY oversweetened it
Yeah, and you still had to screw the bottle in...
mine just screams
@@jessekulbe1855 when I use soda stream, I use so much Pepsi juice that I get stomach problems. But it's too good
Yeah that's how mine was. It worked great though.
Tyler says "Its really really bad. "
TYLER: takes another sip
😂
Then takes another sip
One of the restaurant/bars I worked at, we used to make our own draft cocktails, some carbonated and some just pushed through draft with nitrogen. Honestly it's fairly easy and super accessible given the rise of homebrewing beer, there is most likely a store near you that has all the equipment you'd need. Initial startup cost is a little higher, but not by much actually.
Where these smaller units fall short is the gas - Soda Stream charges you 15$ to exchange a cylinder plus 15$ shipping (2-3 canisters is 7.50$ and 4 at a time is free shipping). These canisters are 14.5oz of CO2 per can as well. So even if you get 4 canisters at a time to avoid shipping costs, you are looking at 60$ for 3.6lbs of CO2. A local store that supplies gases will fill a 5lb cylinder of CO2 for about 15$. So yeah you are paying anywhere from 5-10x the price of gas using SodaStream canisters depending on how many you buy at once.
The kicker though is the syrups. Even if you get the BiB (Bag in a Box) cases that restaurants use either online or from Bernicks or something - it's still nearly the same cost as buying 2ltrs bottles from a grocery store per liter. As we discussed above - the gas is actually cheap, the main cost is the syrup plus the initial equipment cost. The only way to try and compete with Coke or Pepsi is to make a lot at once, and you're just not gonna beat them at that.
The only advantage you will ever get by attempting to make 2.5gal or 5gal kegs (best sizes for at home carbonation) is that you can make things other than sodas. Which Tyler showed you can do even with these smaller commercial units, you just get hosed on paying SodaStream on the gas canisters. So all in all, unless you want to make sparkling ciders, sparkling cocktails etc, there is no reason to buy a product like this.
Tyler: "This milk tastes really gross."
*sips again. 😂
This dude is my spirit animal.
It makes more sense than it should. In the first one you just realize its bad, so you need the second one to pay enough atention to know whats wrong
I want to see him carbonate spaghetti, noodles and all.
@@LotsOfBologna2 can’t carbonate solids bro
@@ThumperG what about the sauce
As somebody with the fully automatic version of a sodastream, I can say with confidence that you used a LOT of carbonation my good sir.
I was losing my mind when he was doing the carbonation process so many times.
It's because he didn't fill it up to the black line and the tip wasn't in the water 🤦♂️
@@und3adcrows727 Welcome to his channel, if you have half a brain or any know how, everything he does will drive you nuts.
@@TheKurtTribute this was his first time using it lol, and the carbonation is how much you want that's why it's manual lol, imagine if he didn't do it as much he would've said the cola knockoff was bad because it doesn't have enough of that carbonation
@@TheKurtTribute why do you watch his videos if they "drive you nuts?"
That Apple one is a normal thing in Germany, we call it Apfelschorle 😂
We have it in the US too lol i guess hes just never had it
yep in the US too. Martinellis sparkling cider is the main one, its soooo amazing omg
Same in Norway. We have quite a few, but most popular is probably "mozelle", which is grape and apple cider(no alcohol) carbonated. Bonus: Once the carbonization of it is gone, it still taste nice(as it's just a milder tasting cider). Vs sodas, which taste horrible once the carbonisation is gone...
South Africa has Appletiser...
alright, chief, imma need 15 crates as fast as humanly possible
Love the video 👊👊👊
A buddy of mine didbthis with white,red and roze wine and it tasted almost like champagne and before it chilled the wine so the experience was much more powerfull.
Try it you won't regret it with white and roze wine.
I just realized a soda stream is perfect for when you’re soda is flat
Carbonating soda that is already made is hard. It fizzes a LOT more while carbonating and can make a big mess to clean on the counter and in the machine works
Oh tyler
so many sodas would be saved! :O
This would be perfect for low carbonated value brand pops
*your
Carbonation produces a chemical reaction, it doesn’t just “make it fizzy” so the carbonic acid could be reacting weirdly with things other than water.
Co2 should react with milk to form carbonic acid and oxygen so yeah
@@ed07722 Milk doesn't contain lactic acid unless it's gone bad. CO2 does create carbonic acid in water, and milk is mostly water. And any acid in milk is going to denature the proteins and make it curdle
Huh, that's interesting and good to know, it also makes a lot of sense.
@@KingNast oh my bad maybe I'm wrong on the lactic acid bit 🙏🏽🙏🏽
it can't "produce" a chemical reaction... it causes a chemical reaction ffs
Idk if it's the same now as before, but actually on sodastream when you use it as it's intended (with water), you should be able to just hold down the button nonstop, and it'll actually tell u when it's done with a click.
"we're gonna carbonate a lot of weird stuff-" Ok, cool.
9:30 "MILK." Noooooooooooooooo 😂💀💀💀💀💀💀
I love the fact that the apple juice looks like beer
Also. You should carbonate tea
YES and coffee
Lemonade. I work for pepsi and we expiramented with a fountain machine and carbonated lemonade. It wasnt bad
Especially unsweetened green tea.
@@roryf3710 🤯
Was really waiting for you to put pickle juice in there. Like if he should do it
I know right maybe if he does a part two. 😂
Also buttermilk & mushroom soup
Carbonated water and juice are way more popular in other countries. Everyone in the US only seems to know about mainstream American sodas. When I lived in Germany, I would frequently enjoy Apfelschorle or other simple fizzy drinks. You can buy Sidral Mundet, a Mexican Apple Soda, at most grocery stores now. With the soda stream, you are better off carbonating freezing cold tap water and mixing in some fruit juice of your liking. The concentration of other components will almost always cause a violent reaction when gas is introduced.
Martinelli make a nice carbonated apple juice. Definitely nicer than plain
I live in southern Arizona. My favorite Mexican soda is Jarritos.
Just watched this video. As to the carbonated milk, try a drink called " New York Cream Egg".
The name is somewhat misleading. No egg involved. It's made from "sparkling water", milk and chocolate syrup. Sounds kinda' strange, but actually tastes great. You can find the recipe on RUclips, Food network and others. Give it a try. The recipe calls for a specific chocolate syrup, I just used Hershey's chocolate syrup and it worked just fine. Try it and see.
To stay away from sugar, I like to use my sodastream to carbonate the water, then add various crystal lite flavors and other powder packets made for your bottled water. The sugar-free jolly rancher powder packets are especially amazing when carbonated, as are the a&w root beer powder packs!
You can buy A&W root beer packets!?!?!?
@@Adharc0077 yup. There's a ton of various flavored packets out there on Amazon and at Walmart. www.amazon.com/Root-Beer-Drink-Singles-Packets/dp/B01BLWYTO8
That sounds awesome actually. And healthier!
@@trashpanda1999 yeah it's pretty great! And opens up the usefulness of soda stream to a lot more options.
@@_My_RUclips I live in Canada, that's probably why I haven't seen them before lol
Another way to do this is to use a pressure cooker and put dry ice in it along with whatever you want carbonated. As the dry ice evaporates and the pressure increases the excess carbon dioxide goes into whatever object is there. I've eaten cantaloupe and strawberries this way. Somethings take the carbonation easier than others and apple sauce would be interesting to try. Nice video!
You had me up until the applesauce. You've lost your soda stream privileges
Signature solid cider
Bwahahahahahahaha
Every carbonated drink foams up when you drop sugar in it so I guess the sugar reacts to the carbonation and foams a lot
Should have left a bottle of coke out to go flat and then re carbonate it to see if it tastes the same
THIS
I have actually done this with Ginger Ale and it works...
Tyler literally had me biting my nails while begging the SunnyD not to explode all over the place, lol.
One of the best RUclipsrs by far, keep it up!
Sodastream is a gift the keeps on giving. Human evolution came this far, might as well make a Sodastream that can carbonate everything without spilling over. I think we are ready for it!
already exists, many soda makers can carbonate everything (without pulps) including DrinkMate
15:50 I bet it tastes like those great wine bottles that you get from the stores on holidays😂 some parents get them for the kids so the kid can pretend they're drinking champagne with the adults on holidays for the toast😂 yeah those things I bet that's what it tastes like
Netflix:"Are you still watching?
Someone's daughter: 11:00
Hahahahaha. That cream pie soda though
When they stand up and it’s dripping down their leg
@@k3nz1e73 🤨
@@k3nz1e73 😕
i want to cry now
Carbonated apple juice is like such a generic drink in Germany. Didn't expect you don't have that over there in the US.
We do have it lol. I see it all the time at Walmart
we do. i think he just didnt know about it
Apple soda is pretty popular in Mexico, so maybe it's just a thing in southern states but I see it all the time where I live.
@@Pit_Wizard That would make sense. After all, the USA is huge and even in Germany, we have regional things in our grocery stores.
We do have it Tyler has always been a little special
“Well we’re here might as well send it” the motto of 2021
Sparkling apple juice is delicious! You can buy it in big glass bottles, it's usually around more commonly during Thanksgiving time.
Anyone else gonna tell him that carbonated apple juice and orange juice are already a thing you can buy in stores lol
Sometimes im really amazed what people dont know that seems like basic knowledge to others
“Spiciness” to describe carbonation, will someone get the man a thesaurus?
It's a joke. I call carbonated drinks spicy as well for giggles. Ever seen the "mcdonalds sprite is spicy" meme?
Sounds like you've never had Mr Pibb. The label literally calls itself Spicy Soda, because of how much carbonation is in it (the most of all sodas)
@@AlgaeEater09 no, the flavor is spicy cherry.
No, it's not because of the amount of carbonation in it either. It's because that's the flavor profile that they used.
@@Deepwaterjew What do you think makes it spicy? It's the carbonation.
Shake it up and get rid of the carbonation and its not spicy at all. Its just cherry. They call it spicy cherry because its carbonated cherry. Think before you speak
The flavor profile they used is just 'cherry'.
@@AlgaeEater09 mad aggressive over a drink
“Welp were already here, midas(might as) well send it” this guy is my icon 😭😭
Milkis which is milky soda I think is actually made from carbonated water that had milk added in later. The carbonated Apple Juice you're making is very similar to sparkling apple cider. When you add carbonation to Sunny Delight, you've created Orange Bang. The only thing you should try is like carbonated iced coffee or iced tea, with the cream and sugar added after the carbonation.
Tyler out here committing mortal sins with a soda stream.
I was really hoping he’d carbonate pickle juice since he hates pickles. The juice may change you never know.
15:50 Bubbling Apple Juice is actually a thing in Germany and also here in the Netherlands. Back in the 80s/90s I drank a lot of that until the midst of the 00s.
In Germany, I live very close to the border between the Netherlands and Germany, the brand is called Pfanner and the bubbling apple juice is called 'Apfel Gespritzt'.
In the Netherlands it's called 'Spa & Appel', which refers to Spa Barisart (which is also sold in the States according to my American friends) with Apple flavor.
As for milk, even that exists. But it's not made the way you did it. It's actually sparkling water with cream ;)
I might have had some of that in Europe, but I don't remember.
@@thatguyalex2835 yeah we do it is delicious!
@@plankton751 Which brand was the juice bro/sis?
@@thatguyalex2835 Appeltiser!
@@plankton751 I don't think I have heard of that one. I might try it out. :)
you may save 2cents, but the convenience and price of gas savings. Many SodaStream fans have converted to bulk carbonation tanks and get more economical beverage. Another joy of the SodaStream is your custom beverages with flavors of your choice, i love "bubbly orange juice".
If you want actually good carbonated milk, try Milkis, it’s a Korean drink, pretty much milk and sprite mixed together, it’s amazing to say the least (MILKIS) there’s multiple flavors like strawberry or banana or grape which are also amazing, I would just try all of them for the first time, but if you’re only gonna get one, just get the original
Plus a shit ton of sugar lol
@@danielpauley5238 Koreans seem to really love their sugar. They work condensed milk in things as often as possible. 😂
Milk and Cola all the way
I really hope to see a sequel to this, there's so many possibilities especially with Tyler
thsi gives me the vibe of "mom, dad forgot his adderall again. he's carbonating apple sauce in the garage"
i should specify this is a good thing and i love it
I think we in Germany are the kings of carbonated drinks.
We have a drink called (Apfelschorle) It’s a mixture of apple juice and carbonated water(Mineralwasser). It’s like a 50/50 mix.
We also have (ACE Schorle) that is literally Sunny V but multi fruited and it’s also a 50/50 mixture of juice and carbonated water.
You have to try it for yourself. I think every juice carbonated water mixture taste’s good.
For example cranberry juice mixed with carbonated water would probably taste awesome.
Apple cider is carbonated.
WHO in their right mind would drink TEN CANS of pop a day!?
Probably me
Me if my body could handle that much
Not me but not long stopped drinking 4 - 5 cans of monster during 7 hour shifts 🤢
Apparently you have never seen me in a series gaming session. I've been drinking pop from age 17 to age 29. I will never stop but I also drink water as well. I prefer red bull, mountain dew, coke, dr pepper, sprite.
@@MajikNinja350 bro that's a heart attack. I we had one guy at drink 3 in a 8 shift. We was carried out in a stretcher. Please dial it back my guy.
Tyler: "I like to do this in slow bursts"
Proceeds to empty the entire can of CO2 into the tester bottle of water.
LOLOL I love you man! Just thought it was funny. :0d
One of the things you need to account for is the fact that there is no high fructose corn syrup in any of the sodastream mixes, so you need to be comparing it to the premium cane sugar sodas.
Bingo, he should of got one of the Mexico bottle cokes.
Other than America, nothing has high fructose corn syrup anyway
As the carbon separates from solution, it creates bubbles that differ in strength based on the viscosity of the liquid being carbonated. The strong the miniscule layer, the less frequently the bubbles will pop, causing them to build up and overflow. The different density of each liquid would also have an impact on the amount of carbon that can be added.
“Well we’re already here might as well accept it” if that isn’t the truest statement I’ve ever heard.
This was entertaining, I'll give you that. Haha. You're like the brother that isn't allowed to be home unsupervised. I love it!
Soooo... how'd that Soda Stream fare afterwards?
I don’t think anyone should really be drinking 10 cokes a day....that’s just insane
@@artykeldeo yea man I don’t think that’s gonna be good for you hahaha you can have some really really painful issues later on cause of that dude hahaha
I can drink 10 easy
@@TheMindOfBrick more power to you dude lol. You might change your mind when your pissing rocks hahaha.
yeeeeeh right? like its just that hard to stick to a whole dozen?
All my mom drinks is diet pepsi, she drinks about a 12 pack of diet pepsi a day, she complained about having to drink water when she ran out of the pep