Raspberry - Soda Extracts - Soda Flavors
Each of these Soda Base Extracts by RB Flavors makes 4 gallons of Soda.
You can keg and force carbonate or use yeast to naturally carbonate them in bottles. You can use yeast from the grocery store!
Instructions for bottling in glass bottles and 2 liter bottles included. Also includes diet recipe.
This soda is very easy to keg. Just mix solution with 4 gallons of water and sugar and cool in fridge. Then force carbonate with CO2.
This is a great thing to do with your kids! The sodas are excellent, tastes better than store bought, and are better for you because they do not have all the extra additives and caffeine.
Item: Raspberry
Ingredients: Natural and Imitation Flavors, Caramel Color, Gum Acacia, Propylene Glycol, Water, Natural Quillaia Extract, Citric Acid, Preserved With Sodium Benzoate And Sorbic Acid. Ingredient may vary slightly between soda flavors.
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Murphy's Law.."If it works, don't fix it"
By Mike A. · July 14, 2016
I was skeptical about Rainbow's Root Beer Extract which I bought at a brew shop in Spokane, Washington. It was the only extract readily available. I used a champagne yeast and cane sugar. I then placed the bottles on their sides. Three days after bottling, the root beer had effervesced to the point that it was drinkable. At that point I placed the rest of the batch on it's side in the refrigerator. A couple of days after that I opened the second bottle. . What a thrill! It was perfect. To the person each stated that it was "awesome," "the best root beer they had ever tasted", and other accolades.
There is no need to search for a different brand of root beer essence.
If it works, don't fix it.
5 people found this helpful
Murphy's Law.."If it works, don't fix it"
By Mike A. · July 14, 2016
I was skeptical about Rainbow's Root Beer Extract which I bought at a brew shop in Spokane, Washington. It was the only extract readily available. I used a champagne yeast and cane sugar. I then placed the bottles on their sides. Three days after bottling, the root beer had effervesced to the point that it was drinkable. At that point I placed the rest of the batch on it's side in the refrigerator. A couple of days after that I opened the second bottle. . What a thrill! It was perfect. To the person each stated that it was "awesome," "the best root beer they had ever tasted", and other accolades.
There is no need to search for a different brand of root beer essence.
If it works, don't fix it.
5 people found this helpful
Very good cream soda, but not "Coney Island" good
By Mike · July 8, 2015
I had some "Olde Brooklyn" Coney Island cream soda years ago when visiting New York and have been unable to find it locally. I decided that I'd try to make my own and I found this cream soda extract at Keg Outlet.
Making this cream soda was easy. Upon opening the extract bottle I was hit with an overwhelming smell of vanilla/cream soda, but once added to 4 gallons of water the smell mellowed substantially.
After carbonating the keg, I poured myself a glass and actually really liked it. To be 100% honest, I really can't remember what the Olde Brooklyn Coney Island cream soda exactly tasted like, but I do remember LOVING IT! So I'm giving this cream soda extract a 4 of 5, possibly due to the fact that I was not on vacation while drinking it. Overall though, very good soda and easy to make!
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