Um, Friends, I totally recommend following the Sodastream
directions of only carbonating water
without flavoring it it.
Yes, the other morning as I added my DC syrup I decided that
the carbonation wasn’t fizzy enough.
But what a shame to throw the whole thing out, I thought to myself. So, rather than do this, I stuck the
syrup-laden bottle back into the machine and gave it a few more jolts of CO2.
Well, it shot the bottle right off the machine and exploded
DC 10 feet across my kitchen. I am
not even joking. I had to change
my clothes and mop up pop everywhere.
But as I explained to my co-worker DW and my dad, it wasn’t
just Ethne making up her own rules, as usual, I had actually seen in my most
recent issue of Bon Appetit magazine (the most legit there is, right?) that
bartenders were making fizzy cocktails by carbonating them with Sodastream
makers and while carbonating they were
shaking the machine to be sure to get the alcohol carbonated. So, I figured if those people could
shake their machines with cocktails all mixed up, I could CERTAINLY give my
machine a few more zaps of CO2.
Wrong.
So, as our good buddy the Pintester teaches us time and
again, it is generally a good practice to follow the directions.
BTW, Bon Appetit noted that Sodastream does not endorse the
bartenders’ use of their machine in that manner. Nor, I imagine, do they endorse mine; in fact, they will
probably be contacting me asking for some sort of legal waiver against a
lawsuit for damages unknown.
Regardless, I am still thrilled with my Sodastream. Best ever. I just won’t be a jacka$$ and try to go rogue with it again. Those words are synonyms, I should totally know that by now.
1 comment:
Haha - Pintester pointed out in her post today, in reference to me no less, that she does, on occasion, follow directions. http://pintester.com/2013/01/pinteste-round-up-penis-edition/
-Ethne
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