How does this product differ from SodaStream Naturally Sweetened Cola Syrup, 750mL other than the price?
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This is a all natural product has natural sugar, this is larger bottle ;you use more than with the non naturals. I think it taste better. Plus you what is in your cola.
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From what I can see there is no difference! Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
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It's the exact same product. :) Edited to add: If you're not familiar with Amazon's Add-on Item program, here's a link to the details: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?pop-up=1&nodeId;=200876660
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ditto what they said. actually tried it as soda stream unfortunately is more available locally than primo. but still like my primo better.
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I cannot explain it from a scientific point of view. People who have tried it have reported in the internet that they caused explosions or enormous messes. In my experience when one adds their syrup fast to highly carbonated water ( I like it very fizzy) it causes a big overflowing mess of at least 1/3 to 1/2 of the carbonated water in the bottle. People in the internet report experimenting a lot with this and eventually being able to do it. I am perfectly satisfied with many of their diet flavors and do not feel the urge to carbonate other liquids.
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I think the only difference between the lifeline 7500 and the 7508 is the design of the bottle. The price is always changing but right now, the price of the lifeline 7508 white bottle is a little bit cheaper than the other bottles.
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i couldn't say, i've never tried the naturally light stuff. calories are not my concern. i love the indian tonic water and the mediterranean. they both have wonderful flavor. I drink them because they're made with cane sugar. my body doesn't like corn syrup, and i hate the taste of diet tonic. i just checked and the indian tonic water is 75 calories for the 6.8 oz bottle. hope this was helpful.
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Sodastream bottles do not work on the Flavorstation - they fit into the machine differently. They used to make replacement bottles but I think they've sold all their stock and they may not be available any more.
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Hi Jeremy.... I only ordered one, and at the time when I ordered this well over a year ago, it was $14.99 a bottle.... That is a lot for the bottle, however it goes a long ways as I still have some. I got it mainly to make Margaritas. I saw Bobby Flay on TV making it with Prickly Pear Syrup and this is why I ordered it. Also, there is a small company in AZ who is selling it as well... however I would google the syrup and see what come up. As you know, in today's economy... .they could be out of business. I hope this helps... Tom
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A half ounce of the tonic syrup per 1 1/2 ounce of liquor and the rest is carbonated water. The bottle lasts quite awhile and I love this stuff. Very light and a very clean taste. Is amazing with good gin or vodka.
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I don't know if it's an upgrade, but the main difference is that the SodaStream Pure uses a lever to inject the CO2, and the other ones, I believe, use a button. Also, the size of the CO2 tank is larger for the Dynamo and Source. Hope that helps!
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Hi! This yacon syrup is thicker than many others, therefore it has more calories (albeit a very small amount). It is sweeter and more concentrated and has a higher concentration of FOS inulin fiber in it, which makes it a thicker, more viscous liquid. This is a good thing if your goal is to maximize FOS content, which benefits digestion, probiotic health and also boosts metabolic rate. It's also ideal for cooking if you choose to use this as a natural sweetener in cookies or desserts, since a little goes a long way. Many also rate the thicker yacon syrups to have a better taste since they are more concentrated. These types of products tend to have an overall negative effect calorie wise, meaning that ingesting them up a certain amount can actually take more calories to utilize and have an overall negative caloric affect. So if you consume a teaspoon which is 13 calories, it might take 4 calories to fire up your digestive system to process these calories and it may also boost your metabolism by 4 calories and improve your gut health so that other meals are better absorbed and digested (nutrient utilization from increased probiotic activity). You may also feel better and become more active from improved gut health, etc. so don't focus too much on the calories because they are quite insignificant when this is mainly FOS inulin fiber with so many other benefits! These are just estimates and everybody's body is different, but I'm using them to help illustrate that calories in don't always equal calories out with certain macros.
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We just buy the Soda Stream brand syrups. It's usually cheaper at Bed, Bath and Beyond than Walmart, plus you tack on the extra 20% coupon if you have one.
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Yes, I use SodaStream and have tried the diet cream soda flavor. I like it and thought it had a nice, rich vanilla-y taste. No nasty aftertaste. I like all the SodaStream diet flavors. I have tried these diet flavors: cola, caffeine free cola, lime cola, ginger ale, root beer, cream soda, pink grapefruit, & my fave: diet orange mango
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My daughter has the Penguin model and mine is the Crystal. The Crystal is plastic on the outside and the Penguin in medal. They take the same CO2 cartridge and both have glass bottles and produce the same quality carbonated water. The Penguin is much more expensive and I couldn't see the point in spending the extra money for a slightly higher quality look when the performance is the same.
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No Sodastream uses a proprietary threading, you would save money by not investing in the Sodastream hardware and make your own carbonation gear using off the shelf parts you can easily find on Amazon.
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I never saw a recomendation for the number of pumps. I just counted pumps until the cap was filled to the correct level. Of course the number of pumps is off, the bottle holds twice as much liquid, yet makes half as much soda.
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No cola tastes the same. You'll notice that most of the negative comments are on the flavors. I bought it to make seltzer...plain seltzer, and I absolutely love it.
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That depends on the amount of CO2 you are using per soda. Honestly, I have never counted. The amount of CO2 is controlled by you. Therefore some people will get less sodas if they use more CO2 than others. Also, you only want to sparkle very cold water, otherwise you are wasting CO2. The CO2 can also be refilled at many hobby-shops, instead of purchasing refills. I pay just under 5$ for a refill. I have found that single canister will last me a month, give or take. And I make a great deal of carbonated beverages.