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FAQ-Soda Equipment

Question: Can I bottle my homemade soda like I would my beer?
Answer:

No. If you put soda into glass bottles, you run the risk of having them explode on you. Midwest suggests putting homemade soda into either 2 liter plastic soda bottles, or using the 500 ml P.E.T. and plastic screw caps available in our catalog or on our website....Click to Read full Answer

Question: What equipment do I need to make soda?
Answer:

Equipment 6.5 gallon bottling bucket Spoon Bottle filler Tubing 24- 500ml P.E.T. bottles Caps That is all you need to make soda except for the ingredients, which don’t amount to much either. The ingredients are soda extract, table sugar, water, and yeast if you are bottling. Midwest Supplies sells a wide array of different aspects, so you are sure to find the flavor that you are looking for. Midwest also offers a couple of books on the subject, that explain how to make soda from the very beginning. For those that want to create their own flavor without having to use an extract, a great book on the subject is, Homemade Root Beer Soda and Pop, by Cresswell....Click to Read full Answer

Question: Can I keg my homemade soda?
Answer:

Absolutely. You can even force carbonate it. If you are kegging your soda, you can just make the soda right in the keg, omitting the champagne yeast, and force carbonate it just as you would with beer....Click to Read full Answer

Question: How do I make homemade soda?
Answer:

Making your own soda at home is incredibly easy. If you have a bottling bucket, a big stirring spoon, a racking cane, bottle filler and some siphon tubing, you already have everything you need to make soda. You simply pour the soda extract into the bottling bucket, add the amount of table sugar and water directed on the package, add the champagne yeast and stir well. Then you’re ready to bottle....Click to Read full Answer

Question: How many bottles do I need to bottle a 5 gallon batch?
Answer:

48-54 12 ounce bottles 32-35 16 ounce bottles 24-26 22 ounce bottles 16-18 32 ounce bottles...Click to Read full Answer