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Get a tank of CO2 and make your own.
by bobsmooth 3y ago
Get a tank of CO2 and make your own.
- catiopatio 3y agoSadly, you can’t replicate San Pellegrino using tap water and a co2 tank.
- alasarmas 3y agoYou can come close, using distilled water and some powdered minerals that are available at homebrewing supply stores: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/san-pellegrino-clone.562569/ https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/san-pellegrino-clone.56...
- smegsicle 3y agofinally dehydrated luxury water
- rsync 3y agoSee my comment upthread… zip hydrotap. It’s closer to that German brand that starts with a ‘g’ but every bit as “real” as San pelligrino
- leobg 3y agoYou mean Gerolsteiner? Also, what Hydrotap machine are you referring to specifically? Zip HydroTap G5 CS? Just having this discussion with my wife and am researching options. Thanks!
- rsync 3y agoI am in the US ... we have a "HydroTap Arc BCS": https://us.zipwater.com/hydrotap-product-range/hydrotap-arc-for-home/ https://us.zipwater.com/hydrotap-product-range/hydrotap-arc-...
- gnulinux 3y agoA lot of people are complaining about SodaStream et al due to mineral content but my complaint is actually different! I prefer purified water anyway (I don't need the minerals for taste, tap water is good enough). I have a soda maker at home (it's not gas-based SodaStream-like, it creates CO2 through baking soda and citric acid). However, these do not carbonate water as much as Polar or Canada Dry seltzer waters. I like it when my water is maximally carbonated, it almost burns my tongue. Half-carbonated water tastes gross, it's like someone opened a can of seltzer and let it sit for 30 mins...