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SodaStream Soda Maker

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I'm such a seltzer addict that I can pound through a two-liter bottle on my own in a day. The SodaStream, an ingenious countertop carbonator, turns tap water into sparkling water, housed in BPA-free, reusable plastic bottles — instant thirst-quenching with no landfill guilt. The best part is that you can adjust the carbonation levels: make your water tickle with the gentlest fizz, or sting the nostrils with beady bubbles.

SodaStream Sparkling Water and Soda Maker, $149.95 at Sur La Table.

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This is one of the best purchases I've made all year! We're now sparkling water addicts in my house, and I'd love to see some SAVEUR recipes for flavored sodas. Homemade ginger ale, please!
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@brooklyngourmet - you could take frozen fruit punch concentrate, or frozen limeaid and use sparkling water instead. I make that all the time - it turns the ordinary into the extra ordinary.
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Jeepers! Creepers! I hit the enter button too fast, I meant extraordinary, not extra ordinary. Gotta watch that space bar!
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No landfill guilt? How about guilt over displacing families from their homes?

The SodaStream device is made in Mishor Adumim, an illegal colony of Israel in occupied Palestinian land. Nearly every country on earth, including the US, as well as the Int'l Court of Justice and the Int'l Red Cross, regard this and similar outposts as occupied, not merely disputed.

I suggest avoiding products, like SodaStream, built in such places. The health of our planet and its people involves more than landfills.
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No landfill guilt unless you consider the murdered corpses filling up the land in Palestine as landfill. Do not support Israeli crimes, do not buy this machine.

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