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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
what happens if you boil sparkling water? and if you use it to cook?
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David @sa7dse@chaos.social
1y
@kitten Not sure about cooking, but i can't recommend to use it for making coffee.
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TheSylveon @thesylveon@tech.lgbt
1y
@kitten it basically just turns into normal water when you boil it, carbonated water has carbonic acid in it that reacts and turns into co2 over time, so when you boil it that speeds up the reaction and it just leaves and turns into normal water
But in baked goods it can act as leavening, so if you want really fluffy cake you can try that
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AliciaBytes @AliciaBytes@polycule.li
1y
@kitten I shouldn't let you near the stove blobfoxeyes
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@AliciaBytes you all's fault for drinking that stuff!
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AliciaBytes @AliciaBytes@polycule.li
1y
@kitten Yeah, people are weird. Tap water is so good! neocat_aww
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sammy 🐾 @sammy@cherrykitten.gay
1y
@kitten opposite idea, what if you try carbonating boiling water
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@sammy ​:blobCat_eyes:​
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Protofox Riley @protofoxriley@tech.lgbt
1y
@sammy @kitten angry water
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210561 ✨ [Q] @q@glauca.space
1y
@kitten you can use sparkling water to make really fluffy pancakes, or kaiserschmarn
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@q ​:neocat_notice:​​:neocat_think:​
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Klaus Frank @agowa338@chaos.social
1y
@kitten it will decarbonate when boiled.

But putting it into pancake or waffle dough makes them more fluffy as the CO2 helps with that.
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Bubu progress_pride @Bubu@chaos.social
1y
@kitten Mostly the CO2 just leaves the water and it's no different from normal water then.
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