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Blueberry
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Re: Happy Turkey Day (US)!
Well the surprise my dad was making finally came out. Apparently if you freeze fruit with dry ice, it gets fizzy, like soda in your mouth. Pretty good stuff!!
Wish I knew how it worked lol
berry nice to see you
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shampizle
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Re: Happy Turkey Day (US)!

there we go happy turkey day
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Patchouli_Knowledge
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Re: Happy Turkey Day (US)!
shampizle wrote:there we go happy turkey day


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MrPunchers
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Re: Happy Turkey Day (US)!
I would think the carbon dioxide would get trapped in the ice crystals that form when you freeze the fruit, and when it escapes it starts popping.Blueberry wrote:Well the surprise my dad was making finally came out. Apparently if you freeze fruit with dry ice, it gets fizzy, like soda in your mouth. Pretty good stuff!!Wish I knew how it worked lol
Suck me good and hard thru my jorts
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Blueberry
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Re: Happy Turkey Day (US)!
I asked and he said its not really to chill the fruit. The frozen CO2 from the dry ice evaporates, and because its under pressure from the cling wrapped cooler, its got no where to go but into the fruit juice. He says that's how soda is made, by pressurizing syrup with CO2.MrPunchers wrote:I would think the carbon dioxide would get trapped in the ice crystals that form when you freeze the fruit, and when it escapes it starts popping.
Hey Jorb can we get this in the next update?
berry nice to see you
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Patchouli_Knowledge
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Re: Happy Turkey Day (US)!
That is interesting. I should try that the next time I decide to make something fruit oriented.

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Atamzsiktrop
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Re: Happy Turkey Day (US)!
happy day, turkey! 

