[Paul] is sick and tired of his homemade root beer being flat. He analyzed the problem with his carbonation techniques and ended up with a method of force carbonating beverages using dry ice. He st… ...

Make root beer. Since dry ice is simply solid carbon dioxide — and carbon dioxide is what gives soda its fizz — you can use a chunk of the stuff to make your own carbonated beverage.

Let’s Get Cooking. In a medium saucepan, combine 2 cups of water and sugar. Heat over medium heat until the sugar dissolves completely. Add the sassafras and sarsaparilla roots to the saucepan.

Force Carbonating Root Beer With Dry Ice. July 27, 2012 by Mike Szczys 49 Comments [Paul] is sick and tired of his homemade root beer being flat. He ...

Making root-beer is simple and fun to do.INGREDIENTS1 1/2 cold gallons water3 cups sugar3 tbsp root beer extract1 pound dry icevanilla ice creamINSTRUCTIONS1) In a large container, add t.

Root beer is especially great to serve, by itself or in floats. Did you know you can ... 10 pounds of dry ice. You will want to make and serve the rootbeer in a large upright cooler that has ...

Dry ice is basically frozen carbon dioxide. Adding water changes it from a solid into a gas, creating a dense fog. It’s a cheap and no-fuss special effect.

Make root beer. Since dry ice is simply solid carbon dioxide—and carbon dioxide is what gives soda its fizz—you can use a chunk of the stuff to make your own carbonated beverage.

Summertime is the season for homemade root beer and root beer floats! Making root-beer is simple and fun to do. INGREDIENTS. 1 1/2 cold gallons water.