SodaStream Fizzi Sparkling Water Maker Starter Kit with 60L CO2 and 1L Bottle, Black

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A necessity for people trying to kick a soda-pop habit. I have an addiction to diet sodas, so I needed something that would appeal to me that is healthy. I have always liked lime flavored mineral fizzy water, so I got this. I juice a bunch of limes and poor a couple of tablespoons of fresh lime juice into the liter size bottle that comes with it, fill the bottle up with filtered and refrigerated water, then put on the CO2 dispenser and give the bottle three 2 second bursts of CO2. The taste is fantastic, and if the drink isn't fizzy enough, you add a couple more shots of CO2. Using three shots per bottle, the CO2 cannister will carbonate over 60 bottles. After shooting the CO2 in, be sure to let the bottle stay locked into the dispenser for at least 10 seconds, then lift the bottle and capturing device of the dispenser all the way out before pulling the bottle free, then be sure and have the cap in your left hand to immediately cap the bottle to prevent boil over.

Muy buen producto lo recomiendo ampliamente

This SodaStream Fizzi is an excellent product that out-paced my expectations. I'm impressed at the simplicity of use. One-button operation. Simple but thoughtful design and quality manufacturing. They didn't cut any corners. I think the most impressive thing about the SodaStream is the CO2 canister. It's like a miniature SCUBA tank! Very well-built and designed to deliver some serious bubbles. I looked at some of those retro bar soda siphons. But the idea of using the same CO2 cartridges in my soda that are also used to shoot paint balls, fill bike tires, dust the crumbs out of your computer keyboard and such? Um... really? Are you sure that's safe? I wanted something food grade. And SodaStream - with its heavy-duty CO2 canister - is definitely that and vastly superior to those other products. As far as flavorings are concerned, I usually like plain seltzer, so I don't know about the various SodaStream flavors. But, how bad could they be? I'm sure there's a flavor out there for you. But I do make a carbonated Cold-Coffee drink that's delish! I put about an ounce or so of refrigerated, mixed Coffee-and-half-and-half (use more if you want it more coffee-ee as opposed to soda-like) in a 16-oz tumbler. Fill to the top with seltzer! YUM! (I suppose if you like ice, you could toss in a few cubes. That's up to you.) Way better than those cans of Red-and-White labeled coffee-flavored cola sold by that little-known beverage company in Atlanta, Ga. Sure. The SodaStream devices are a few bucks more than those bar-top things, but there's no way those other spritzers can compete with the SodaStream quality. It's a much better investment than a kitschy bar toy. Those other things are just props. This Fizzi is a real carbonation machine.

Works graet will safe you lots of money and very nice to have in your kitchen.