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HOW TO - Make carbonated fruit

Tim and gang from Know How! are back with a tasty summer project...

Using dry ice, cut up fruit and a strong plastic bottle you can make carbonated fruit. It's refreshing, bubbly, and totally unique.

Many thanks to Instructables user Argon for coming up with this idea and giving me necessary tips on how to make it.

**Warning, dry ice is cold to the touch and can hurt you if used inappropriately. Please exercise caution when working with it, wear proper safety protection, and use it responsibly.** Now on Know How! Click on the steps above for more details.

instructables : How to Make Carbonated Fruit - Link.

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Posted by: natetrue on May 30, 2007 at 2:38 PM

I bet a pressure cooker would alleviate the explosion dangers as well as be able to carbonize more fruit.

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Posted by: cheese1113 on May 30, 2007 at 4:52 PM

Very unique idea! I am going to grab some dry ice right now!

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Posted by: Ushanka on May 30, 2007 at 6:40 PM

The pedant in me wants to scream. That dry ice is subliming, not melting!

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Seriously though, this is novel and awesome, and I absolutely must try it this weekend.

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Posted by: samurai1200 on May 30, 2007 at 7:33 PM

Man, they really tried stretching this video out.

Anyway, great how-to!

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