“Infusing unsuspecting whole fruit with gaseous CO2 in the entire Tri-State Area!” In an effort to make fruit fun for the kids, I built a carbon dioxide injector from parts in my garage with the purpose of carbonating whole fruit! With a common house water filter housing, a 16 Oz paintball CO2 canister, an old gas regulator, and some miscellaneous valves and fittings, I was able to bring this fizz fruit apparatus to life, and the kids love the results.
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that’s pretty cool, i think i’ve once had a carbonated candied apple
i wasn’t sure if it was done this way or soaked in soda or something