Making a custom soda
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duganderson
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The Cresswell Soda book (see amazon link below) is really good.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1580170528/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
This forum is a great resource too.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1580170528/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
This forum is a great resource too.
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ShortSnoutBrewing
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Though that book is a good resource, I felt it a bit limiting at times. I've been leaning towards a simple process of creating a base (water, sugar, honey, citric acid) and then adding flavoring to that. Fresh fruit, herbs and spices can be quite fun to play with.
duganderson
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Can you give the basic recipe and process for your base?
Do you have any basic guidelines for how much flavor (fruit, spice, etc.) to add and how long to simmer, soak, etc.
Also, where do you buy citric acid?
Do you have any basic guidelines for how much flavor (fruit, spice, etc.) to add and how long to simmer, soak, etc.
Also, where do you buy citric acid?
soda is pretty simple, basically flavored sugar water. no brewing or fermenting required.
carbonate it, and it becomes soda.
that's why coca-cola and pepsi have been able to make trillions of dollars over the years.
carbonate it, and it becomes soda.
that's why coca-cola and pepsi have been able to make trillions of dollars over the years.
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