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2012-10-08T11:26:00.003-07:00

Below are just some of the Sodastream reviews. As you can see, these are the top reviews for Sodastream.

If the New York Times and Good Morning America are raving about, maybe you should give it a try.

We haven't talked to anyone who regrets buying Sodastream. Everyone loves it!

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Here are the Sodastream reviews you're looking for:

The New York Times
"Reduce your carbon footprint, and you can make endless egg creams."
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Good Morning America
"Incredibly fun and helpful!"
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NBC News

Liz Crenshaw Investigates the Fizz Alternative
"Liz asked her, 'Marcia, the Sodastream, does it really do that?' Saladin replied, 'It really does.' Saladin's enthusiasm was unqualified."

www.FabulousFoods.com

Sodastream Home Soda Maker
"If, like me, you are a soda aficionado (or even addict), you'll love this sleek looking, easy to use gadget that turns ordinary tap or bottled water into seltzer in seconds."

Boating Life - Galley Gourmet

Homemade Drinks - Make Your Own Soda
"All you need is fresh water and this compact Sodastream soda maker. It's been a hot galley accessory in Europe for years."
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RV Life - Product News

Soda Maker Saves Space
"Sodastream's home soda maker offers RVers a way to conserve storage by eliminating the need to buy and store soft drink bottles and cans or to stow the empties for recycling."
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Yahoo! Tech"Life-changing technology!"
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New Sodastream Machine

2012-09-26T06:23:00.002-07:00

Did you know there's a new Sodastream machine? It has two great new features:
1. You can now control the amount of fizz in your water.
2. It lets you know how much carbonation is left in the cylinder.

The latest design for Sodastream is now available, and a perfect Christmas gift for someone who either doesn't yet have one (really?) or who needs a little kitchen update.

It gives you the same great carbonated water for a fraction of the cost, and it brings your kitchen up to date. Take a look:

SodaStream Reviews

2012-09-21T12:38:00.002-07:00

We're not the only ones who love Sodastream! Check out these reviews:

The New York Times
"Reduce your carbon footprint, and you can make endless egg creams."
» click here to view the entire article

Good Morning America
"Incredibly fun and helpful!"
» click here to view the entire article

NBC News

Liz Crenshaw Investigates the Fizz Alternative
"Liz asked her, 'Marcia, the Sodastream, does it really do that?' Saladin replied, 'It really does.' Saladin's enthusiasm was unqualified."

www.FabulousFoods.com

Boating Life - Galley Gourmet

RV Life - Product News

Yahoo! Tech"Life-changing technology!"
» click here to view the entire article

2012-09-21T12:35:00.001-07:00

I'll admit. I've had SodaStream for years now, and have never tried one of the flavors. I hear the Dr. Pepper flavor is very good. People also rave about the Red Bull flavor, but I don't even like actual Red Bull.

Have you tried any flavors? What's your favorite?

Video Review of SodaStream

2012-09-20T08:05:00.001-07:00

If you're looking for more information on Sodastrea, below is a a good review of the Sodastream system.

Where to buy Sodastream:

Make Champagne with SodaStream

2012-09-19T06:59:00.002-07:00

Ok. So it's not "Champagne" because it's not made in the Champagne region of France.

But it IS Sparkling Wine, and it IS surprisingly refreshing.

Here's the recipe (don't bother to get a pen and paper):

Step 1: Fill your Sodastream bottle with white wine.

Step 2: Fizz it up with your Sodastream.

That's it!

Prefer Sauvignon Blanc to Chardonnay? Use whatever wine you like. If you're feeling adventurous, try sparkling shiraz. Yum...

We have dedicated a bottle to wine, so it doesn't flavor any water. Click the link below to get more bottles:

2010-12-10T07:30:00.000-08:00

Make Sparkling Water at Home

Sodastream Rocks is a Sodastream information resource and consumer user guide providing reviews, news, updates, tips, tutorials and information regarding Sodastream's revolutionary home soda maker.

We love our Sodastream, and want the world to know why it's so great.

We feature reviews and testimonials about Sodastream. Sodastream Rocks also helps you decide which Sodastream model is best for you.

We have had a Sodastream machine for four years, and we have saved hundreds of dollars, and at least a thousand plastic bottles from going into landfills.

Do yourself and the planet a favor. Explore the site, and just pick the model that's right for you and your family. We know you're going to love it!

2010-12-09T18:43:00.001-08:00

Did you know?

Bottled water is not safer than tap water

(Food & Water Watch Organization)

The bottled water industry has created a misconception in the United States that bottled water is cleaner, safer, and healthier than tap water. In fact, both regulation and enforcement of bottled water safety is weaker than of tap water safety. Federal, state, and local environmental agencies require rigorous testing of tap water safety.

Bottled water is a waste of money

(Food & Water Watch Organization)

Americans spent $10 billion on bottled water in 2005 and paid up to 1,000 times the cost of production, a major windfall of profit for the companies. Bottled water can costs $7.50 to $11.00 per gallon in the supermarket but tap water costs most customers only one-tenth of one cent per gallon.

Bottled water is bad for the environment

(Food & Water Watch Organization)

The United States is the world’s largest consumer of bottled water, purchasing 37 billion bottles in 2005. Our daily bottled water habit is bad for people and bad for the environment. Bottled water wastes fossil fuels and water in production and transport, and when the water is drunk the bottles become a major source of waste.

SodaStream: Better than recycling

How Does SodaStream Help the Environment?

SodaStream is an "Active Green" product, meaning that consumers are actively reducing their CO₂ footprint every time they make soda or sparkling water at home instead of buying it from the store. The more the system is used on a daily basis, the more CO₂ footprint the user actively saves. (This differs from "Passive Green" products, which use green-friendly production processes, but their products are not inherently helping the consumers save on their daily footprint.)

Because SodaStream uses water straight from the tap, the system makes traditional store-bought beverage bottles obsolete. That means less plastic manufactured, less plastic waste is created, and fewer bottled beverages must be transported from manufacturers to distributors to stores to homes.

Globally, 206 billion liters of bottled water were consumed in 2008 (Zenith International Global Bottled Water Report, 2008). The energy required to make water bottles in the US only, is equivalent to 17 million barrels of oil (Container Recycling Institute, 2002).

According to the US Recycling Institute, more than 80% of bottles in the US do not get recycled and end up in landfills. Also, an estimated 4.7 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions were produced in the process of replacing the 134 billion bottles and cans not recycled in 2005.

Using your own home carbonation system means:

Less packaging waste from cans and bottles.
Less pollution caused by transport of bottled beverages.

One SodaStream carbonator makes 60 or 110 liters, equivalent to 170 or 310 aluminum cans! When empty, the carbonator is refilled and reused, ready to make more fizzy and tasty soda whenever you want it.

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