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Has anyone tried a Sodastream soda maker? I'm currently in the market for a carbonated beverage maker. Sodastream appears to be the brand to go for and I've narrowed down my model choice after some research. Looking forward to trying some new flavours, saving some money and hopefully drinking healthier drinks than coke and pepsi. Has anyone owned or used a Sodastream before? If yes, which one did you purchase and would you recommend getting one? Thanks! |
wouldn't support them due to the human rights issues raised by B'Tselem and Oxfam (their factory is built on land seized from Bedouin tribes, and they utilize Palestinian labour at below market rates) but the product has been around since the 1950's for home use, under different ownership then, so i imagine it does what it says rather well |
Worth the watch. Not cheaper, not healthier. Not as good. Drink water instead |
The GF has it and she loves it. She loves soda water and it works perfect and saves her the hassle of always going to the store. I haven't tried any of the flavour mixes yet but will be soon. Yes I would recommend getting one and I found the best place is Home Outfitters in the clearance section right now on sale for $99.99. One thing it takes a bit of time to get used to with home much carbonation you like in a drink but once you figure that out its awesome |
Wow, someone put a lot of effort into a video just to say "this thing sucks". :suspicious: We have one of these, it's actually pretty slick. You're also not limited to their syrups - mix in fruit juice or something if you prefer. |
for the price of one it'd probably be cheaper to buy one of those DIY beer machines that adds the c02 to your beer bottle/keg |
the decent machine for $99 and refills cost $35 and they make 60 litres. For the hassle of nothing having to go to the store and being able to make it how you want it awesome. Especially if you test it out with syrup and vodka/rum |
I bought the CO2 adapter online. So I just use a clean paintball co2 canister and get it refilled for like $5. I don't really use mine anymore as I've grown accustom to just drinking cold water. It does makes carbonated drinks easier, I wouldn't necessarily say its healthier, I mean Coke Zero has no calories, but is it good for you? I never bought any of the mixes, I typically just drank the water itself, or added 1/4 to 1/3 of a can of frozen orange juice and it makes a nice light refreshing drink. It doesn't taste watered down as the carbonation makes it better. |
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it'll save you money and its definitely healthier :lol Drink a gallon of water a day for a week and you'll never crave pop srs |
lol @ this being healthier than coke and pepsi |
Just don't try to make sparkling wine. |
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my dad had it because he drinks a shit load of club soda, i drink quite a bit too honestly, it was getting to the point where you were changing cartridges once a week, if the bottle isnt aligned properly you lose a shit tone of Co2 on a single press etc. If you have any sort of storage id probably just buy flats of whatever you want to drink. for the $100 price tag you can get like 12 flats of club soda almost when they are on sale. |
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If you're going to compare plain soda water from this machine, compare it to plain soda water, not coke or pepsi |
Make carbonated water with Sodastream, then add a spoonful of the Korean lemon tangerine citrus tea!!! Delicious!! |
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I use mine for sparkling water and it's great. It allows me to add as much gas as I want, which means you get much larger bubbles than San Pellegrino or other sparkling waters. I bought this Kool-aid syrup for it once to make my own pop and it was garbage, I tried it once then threw it away. It's such a thick syrup, and if anything it turns you off to pop because you realize how much sugar there actually is. |
I got a Primo Flavorstation from across the border after it was discontinued for cheap, like $30 or something. Cuisinart has since taken it over and rebranded it. I primarily use it to mix with juice - cran, pineapple, orange - just to cut down my sugar intake. Love it. The nice thing is that the tank is a standard 20oz'er that the paintball guys use they can be refilled instead of working on an exchange program like Sodastream. With that said, I used to get my tank filled at Camouflage in downtown but they since got rid of their CO2 tank. Anywhere suggestions where I can CO2 filled?? |
I have one, use it almost everyday. I mostly use it for soda water because even though I love pop, I realized that it's just the cold fizzy water I crave. I think of the $80 (when it's on sale) for the machine is a sunk cost, the $20 it costs to get the canister exchanged is equivalent to 164 cans of soda so it's cheaper. |
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My friend has one, and it seems pretty cool. But as everyone has said, the CO2 refill costs are high. Unless you are continuously drinking carbonated water, it's just cheaper to buy club soda on sale. We go through a 2L club soda bottle a week, so it just wasn't worth it. |
i've got one in brand new condition...you want to buy it? my wife put it on our wedding registry and has used it twice... |
How much? I could use one for my house. |
uh all packed away now.... |
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