Could be interesting for DIYers

[DevilFishPhil]

http://lifehacker.com/5966410/make-...nd-syrups-in-seconds-instead-of-days-or-weeks

You could potentially steep your liquids in a matter of seconds instead of days. A bit pricy just to try and probably not for the occasional DIYer...

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[IanK1968]

hmmm interesting

 

[d9mel]

very interesting

 

[gmypc]

So just put in pg/vg base and a vanilla bean, charge with NO2 and that's it?

 

[mobiusvapours]

Very good find. Sounds reasonable. Will be interesting to see what happens with this. Don't have the resources to test it out right now. Anyone tried this yet?

 

[fourtytwo]

Wow. such bad timing...
I had one of those siphon bottles in a bin of barely used kitchen things that I dropped off at the Goodwill a month ago...

 

[tygertyger]

Very good find. Sounds reasonable. Will be interesting to see what happens with this. Don't have the resources to test it out right now. Anyone tried this yet?

Wow. such bad timing...
I had one of those siphon bottles in a bin of barely used kitchen things that I dropped off at the Goodwill a month ago...

Take heart fellas.... one of the commenters on that article gives a much more economical method that might be worthy of trying..... bad part is that it probably is intended for larger amounts.... but here it is FWIW....

timgray and 2 more Reply

You dont need the overpriced container. Go to any home brewing shop and they sell a small C02 charger for Cornelious kegs. buy that and the Cornelious adapter for a 2 liter bottle. Total spent, $14.95

Do the same thing, charge it, shake, charge it, shake. let it sit and then release.