How to Chill a Cola in Two Minutes

**Clairity** · 04-29-2008 01:29 AM

I would have simply put the ice in a glass and then pour in the cola.. but I thought this was pretty interesting:

http://community.tvguide.com/blog-en...utes/800038481

**Pastro** · 04-29-2008 01:36 AM

Interesting, I'll definately keep that in mind next time I have that problem, warm pop really is quite horrid.

**Mes Tarrant** · 04-29-2008 01:54 AM

That's interesting. I wonder how much longer it would have taken without the salt, though. And did they pour cola into a pet bowl at the end there?

But anyway, I would have put ice in a glass and poured the cola as well, but we all know annoying the drink gets once the ice melts a bit too much and makes it watery. Bleh.

**Spartiate** · 04-29-2008 02:07 AM

Heh, I had this university thing once where we used liquid nitrogen to make food. I made an ice cream

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**wasup** · 04-29-2008 02:08 AM

ice cubes ftw

**Cyclic13** · 04-29-2008 03:04 AM

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Think chain letter program that subconsciously puppeteers your intent and sends it to your most frequented online communities...

or not...

**AmazeO XD** · 04-29-2008 03:33 AM

I never end up having a warm drink unless it's already been opened or something, and if a coke is sometimes warm, I don't always have the option of say... a large bowl and several trays of ice, with a small dash of salt to put into the bowl.

I mean, it would make sense with the salt and the ice... have you ever heard of that little pain game that kids do where you lick your arm, put salt on it, and then put on the ice-cube? It's the same idea. Salt lowers the freezing temperature of the arm, kind of flash freezing the spot with the ice on it.