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How To Chill A Coke In Two Minutes

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How To Chill A Coke In Two Minutes

Superchill soda, beer and other drinks quickly! Here's the secret if you don't want ice in your beverage! Superchill soda, beer and other drinks quickly! Here's the secret if you don't want ice in your beverage!

Step 1: The Experiment

Have you ever forgotten to stock your fridge with your favorite soda or beer ? I know I have. If you're really thirsty and all you're left with is that room temperature soda, I'm going to show you how to super chill a Coke in 2 minutes.

Room temperature soda is pretty nasty, almost 80 degrees right out of the can, but here's all you need to do to super chill it. Depending on how many you want to chill, get yourself a bowl with ice and water in it. Then take ordinary salt, about a handful, and put it in with the ice-water mixture, then load up your drinks and stir them around.

Step 2: Scientific Proof

This is the second law of thermal-dynamics. Basically the salt reduces the freezing point of the water, and allows it to become super chilled.

Step 3: Watch The Proof

Ok, 2 minutes is up. Let's take the thermometer from the room temperature coke and put it in the one we just super chilled. Check it out, in 2 minutes, 43 degrees, that's about the perfect temperature for a nice cold Coke.

This will work with just about any drink, in a can or a bottle. The next time you're dry, super chill your drink.

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Tips & Comments
  1. aaronfromhastings

    The ice in your freezer is way less than zero and the salt lowers the freezing point of water which allows the water to remain liquid at below zero. As you stir it around, the coke moves around in the can and as it touches the sides, comes into (nearly) direct contact with the below freezing water.

  2. TheDalek

    Hang on, I might have it. Does it "chemically melt" the ice, so the water that was ice is now water, but at the same temperature? This way there would be more colder water and less ice.

  3. TheDalek

    I know that salt reduces the freezing temperature of water, so it needs to be colder to freeze. But I don't see why it actually reduces the temperature of water. Surely you still need to remove energy to cool the water further - does adding salt do this?

  4. Jnsrecreio

    How do you know all this things? Where did u come from? What do wanna do in our planet!!!!

  5. Anonymous

    You can chill a 6 pack of cokes in less than 1 minute with a fire extinguisher.

  6. Anonymous

    "Why not just put the ice in your glass.." Cause then you dilute your drink. /Borg

  7. Anonymous

    why is there a cat food dish? your not thinking about drinking it in there do you?

  8. Anonymous

    Why not just put the ice in your glass...

  9. aescylos

    everybody knows cats love drinking coke

  10. Anonymous

    Loved the cat O,o