Re: Club soda - what is that?

[Guest guest]

Several of my recipes call for lub soda and yes it's like a fizzy

drink. The bread recipe I got from pecanbread.com calls for club soda

if I recall but I've never cooked that one. But a few of my other ones

do.

-Crystal

> Hi,

> I believe that club soda is legal to make soft drinks. We have

a " soda

> club " machine, where you put filtered water from the tap into a

bottle,

> put it into the machine and press the button (there is carbon

dioxide

> in the cylinder). The water becomes " bubbly " or " sparkling " . Is

this

> what you mean by club soda? Alternatively, at the local shops (not

> health), they sell " soda water " ?

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Several of my recipes call for lub soda and yes it's like a fizzy

drink. The bread recipe I got from pecanbread.com calls for club soda

if I recall but I've never cooked that one. But a few of my other ones

do.

-Crystal

> Hi,

> I believe that club soda is legal to make soft drinks. We have

a " soda

> club " machine, where you put filtered water from the tap into a

bottle,

> put it into the machine and press the button (there is carbon

dioxide

> in the cylinder). The water becomes " bubbly " or " sparkling " . Is

this

> what you mean by club soda? Alternatively, at the local shops (not

> health), they sell " soda water " ?

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

> Several of my recipes call for lub soda and yes it's like a fizzy

> drink. The bread recipe I got from pecanbread.com calls for club soda

> if I recall but I've never cooked that one. But a few of my other ones

> do.

>

> -Crystal

>

Club soda is seltzer water. Sparkling mineral water like Perrier can be used for

home made

sodas. These waters contain salt.

Carol F.

SCD 5 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

> Hi,

> I believe that club soda is legal to make soft drinks. We have

a " soda

> club " machine, where you put filtered water from the tap into a

bottle,

> put it into the machine and press the button (there is carbon

dioxide

> in the cylinder). The water becomes " bubbly " or " sparkling " . Is

this

> what you mean by club soda?

You can do it that way. Locally, I buy cans or bottles of club soda

and mix them half soda and half juice.

Alternatively, at the local shops (not

> health), they sell " soda water " ?

This may be okay as long as it isn't sweetened.

The cans of club soda I buy are sodium free and I sometimes drink

them with just some ice or a little fresh squeezed lemon or lime

juice.

Sheila