food grade? can this product be used to make fizzy drinks?
88856
Yes, it is food grade. I use it to flavor baked chicken, and several soups. It tastes delicious, and a 5lb bag lasts forever and a day as long as you keep it dry. (I store mine on the same shelf as my bag of rice since I live in a humid place, and it never clumps anymore.)
1983229
Yes it is food grade. The other grade is pool grade. Food grade even you can consume as well as apply it to your dog's coat. Also this brand has no additives, that is what you are really looking for in a product for internal consumption.
715357
I'm don't think so. It's advertised as being powerful, but I'm not sure it's up to commercial grade. You have put the ice cream in in smaller portions for it to work best.
186454
Yes, I use this fluid to make eliquid. It is very thick and produces big fluffy clouds. Good luck!
701188
As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food grade rose water. As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food... » Read More As it is not labeled as "food grade" and only discusses being used for cosmetic purposes, I would not use this in any food. If you're wanting a food additive, do a search on Amazon that specifically states "organic food grade rose water." Several items will then be listed, which explain that they can be used as food additive or flavoring. The Organic Bulgarian Rose Water by Alteya Organics is one such item which does say under "Suggested uses" that it can be used in food. Also, while the Cortas Rose Water doesn't say that it's "organic", it is a food grade rose water. « Show Less
901845
Yes, it is food grade salt. I have been using it for nothing but my food and I'm doing just fine. :-)
1537258
I don't know whether this is food grade or not, but I have been using it in food for a long time. You only need a drop for a drink of iced tea or if you are making icing. A tiny bit goes a long way. I have used the brand put out by Nichols Nursery which I believe is a food item. I assumed they were the same thing, so I never thought to look and see.
1297325
Yes. Not forever, or not if you unseal it a bunch, but if you drink half, seal it, then finish the can, it will still be fizzy.
1918943
Im not sure if you can use with food products. I use mine for mixing flooring products but it has not rusted or anything like that. I really don't see why you couldn't use it on food if you keep it clean. Would probably work great, for mixing cake batter or big things of mashed potatoes.
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This is NOT food grade tubing. The description states "Not for use with ice makers" which actually indicates it can't handle pressures over about 30 psi. But if it was food grade tubing it would specifically say so. Clear food grade tubing will be made of a denser material which helps prevent bacteria from attaching to the sidewalls. For this reason food grade tubing is usually significantly more expensive. And you need to be careful because there are sellers here at Amazon claiming their tubing is food grade which is not actually food grade. If you see in the description that the tubing conforms to FDA, USDA and 3-A milk handling standards it's a safe bet it's true food grade. Anyone making that claim falsely is subject to prosecution and being buried in lawsuits. If you're looking for water line, as most people are, do a search for "Pex Ice Maker" and you'll find kits with various lengths of line as well as the ends you need to attach to ice makers. Pex line is for use with potable water and can handle the pressure of a water line. You can also use copper which will last nigh forever but it requires a double flaring tool to install.
2207987
I don't know if that would work. I would try to put it into a milkshake or a juice blend, not just plain water. I don't know how water soluble this is, or how it might taste.
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The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda... » Read More The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! « Show Less
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Yes, there should be no problem, as long as it's food grade quality. I'm not sure on this but you may taste a more "metallic" flavor, kinda like if you taste the salt substitute, which is potassium chloride, compared to regular salt. But I'm not sure if this will do the same thing, so I'd try a test batch before you commit to a big dinner, or using it to make biscuits rise, or something like that.
410179
I don't use it on my plants, I use it as a food supplement. It is food grade.
1806923
You can add any flavorant you like after the water is carbonated. If you put flavored liquid into the machine it will cause a huge exploding fizzy mess.
1645035
Yes, this could work well for that purpose. Keep in mind the cup capacity of this appliance. You won't want to fill it to the top with your sauce. As long as you do that, you should be fine. I've been able to get smooth purees-- it's great for that.
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Hi Oscar -- Thanks for your inquiry. You can use any liquid you choose in the Soda Plus. It's fun to fizz up your favorite fruit juices and try different juice combinations -- and it's more economical. You can even make sparkling wines and re-carbonate beverages that have gone flat. Also, the Soda Plus is easy to use and uses any standard brand of CO2 cartridge so you're not limited by more expensive proprietary brands. We hope this information has been helpful. If you want to learn more, please feel free to contact us.Best regards,aaa kitchenstuff