In order to determine the best soda makers out there, we tested six of them based on ease of use, consistency, and levels of fizziness compared to store-bought seltzer. We also spoke to beverage ...

Whether you’re at a bar or the grocery store, your primary options for clear fizzy drinks are probably seltzer, club soda, tonic water, or even the ambiguously named sparkling water.

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We tested more than five at-home soda makers, from brands like SodaStream, Aarke and Ninja, to find the best ones for making seltzer and other drinks.

We spent months testing 11 of the best soda makers, carbonating water, apple juice and wine to find the model with the bubbly personality that will win you over.

Our kitchen-and-dining writer talked to experts about the very best soda-makers, including Aarke Carbonator 3 Kit, SodaStream Art, Mysoda Woody Sparkling-Water Maker, Breville InFizz Aqua ...

Gently stir 8 oz. fresh or frozen fruit (such as cherries, raspberries, blackberries, and/or sliced peaches), one 375-ml bottle sweet vermouth, ½ cup fresh lemon juice, and ½ cup fresh orange ...

Don’t be fooled by the word seltzer in the name, this isn’t some low-calorie health soda — it’s just as sugar packed and delicious as the best of them! 4. Coca-Cola — Cherry Coke (Taste 6) ...

Club soda and sparkling mineral water are even closer relatives; the difference between these two is that club soda’s minerals are added during production, while mineral water usually comes from ...