- SodaStream - Terra Sparkling Water Maker | VALUE BUNDLE | CQC CO2 system | Includes 2x CO2 Cylinders, 3x 32 Fl Oz Dishwasher Safe Bottles, 2x Bubly Flavor Drops | Combine with Pepsi Flavors | Black

I have thought of purchasing a Soda Stream or equivalent for years, but kept putting it off. With the cost of sodas skyrocketing, I finally got one. Amazon had a sale during Prime Days, which made this bundle quite affordable. You get the streaming device, 2 bottles of CO2, 2 extra bottles to use, giving you 3 total. And you get 2 bottles of the Bubly flavorings. I also ordered a variety pack of soda syrups made by Soda Stream. The package arrive the next unmolested. I opened the package and while I was pulling the box out that contained the soda stream system, the box slipped and sliced my finger. So be careful unpackaging things so you don't get cut like I did. Fortunately, the cut was minor and I continued on. Once everything was upacked, I quickly read the instructions and inserted a CO2 cannister in the pump. I filled the included 1Liter bottle with COLD water, as recommended, and put it in the fill position in the CO2 dispenser. PLease do not overfill the bottle. There is a line and do not fill above that line before you charge the bottle with CO2. Once the bottle was in place to be carbonated, I pressed the button to discharge CO2 into the water. You need to press the button at least 3 times (up to 5 times for more carbonation) and I didn't wait long enough or wait at all between charges and water spurted out of the bottle, and spilling all over the counter. Lesson learned. WAIT between CHARGES for the water to calm down. I've not had a problem of spillage since. That was fun. Once the bottle had been charged, I added some soda syrup to the bottle. Again, disaster. With the water being COLD and CARBONATED, it was like dumping ice cream into cold rootbeer and the bottle bubbled over. So the trick is to pour the syrup in slowly or in stages so as not to cause Vesuvius to erupt. Also, please pour the syrup in while holding the bottle over her sink, just in case it does overflow. BTW, the syrup was called Dr Pete, which is supposed to be like Dr Pepper. It's close, but not exactly the same. Once the syrup is in the bottle, you need to put the cap on and GENTLY shake the bottle for the syrup to dissolve properly in the bottle. Also, DO NOT PUT THE SYRUP IN BEFORE CARBONATING THE WATER or you will have a mess. The syrup dissovles quickly so I then poured the soda into my ice filled glass. Remember to open the bottle slowly if you just shook the bottle or you will make a mess. With the glass full, I tried the soda and yes, I had a carbonated beverage that I made at home. SUCCESS. The carbonation wasn't as strong as you'd get in sodas from the store, but it was good enough. Since I had 3 bottles, I made another soda, this time with the cola flavor. I did 4 CO2 injections this time instead of 3. The carbonation was better. The taste was that of a generic cola, not COKE or PEPSI and definitely not RC. I also have the root beer syrup and tried that and it tastes like rootbeer, imagine. The last flavor I tried was the citrus Bubly extract. I think I used 5 CO2 injections instead of 3 to make it extra bubbly. It tastes like soda water with citrus oil in it and no sweetner. You are not limited to using only the products offered by Soda Stream, you can use your own syrups and flavorings too. Once I emptied a bottle, I rinsed it out and filled it with water and carbonated it. Then I put the bottle in the fridge to keep chill. Sometimes I would put the syrup in before putting the bottle in the refridgerator; other times, I would just carbonate the water and put the bottle in the fridge. That way, I can decide later which flavor I want. If you don't plan to use the device much, you're better off buying soda water in bottles from the store. The initial cost is steep. I think I payed over $100 to start, which is the equilvalent in price to 25 2 liter bottles. Also, the CO2 cannisters are not cheap, but refilling them can cost from $2-$17 per cannister. I've not had to refill a cannister yet, but while on the Soda Stream website, I learned that you can do a bottle exchange at the larger stores like WalMart, Target and Best Buy. Or, you can request bottles from Soda Stream and send in the empties. One could go to a local business to get the bottles refilled. My recommendation is that one go through Soda Stream (and authorized dealers) and do it right. I did a bit of research and found that one can refill the cannister just by filling it with dry ice, which is frozen CO2. Overall, the Soda Stream delivers and is easy to use. Just be sure to be patient in carbonating the water and in pouring in the syrup. Also, since you're only using water with the Soda Stream, clean up is non existent, just wipe it down when it gets wet.

It's exacly as advertised. Super easy to setup. I was worried about some of the complaints on here, but it worked great. Had it setup in less than 5 minutes. If it doesnt work for you, it's either a dud or you didn't do it right. Take the wrapper and lid off the top of the co2, remove the back of the unit, lift the lever and set the co2 in, lower the lever (should lift the co2) and put the back on again. Add water to the wavy water line on the lidless bottle and push it up into the front part while swinging the bottom back ( bottom should be suspended! ) and its ready to carbonate. Hit the button 5-8 times ( they say 3-5 ). Take off, add juice to the filll line or 1/4tsp of bubly (strong flavor stuff). 3-5 pumps that it suggests was barely carbonated at 5, still experimenting but think 10 is too much. The bubly flavoring, didn't much like the blackberry, got a bit of chemical flavor. I'll have to experiment more to see if it's just me getting the ratios wrong or maybe having proplyn glycol as the first ingredient does it. The lime tastes like lime candies to me. These were just bonuses to me so if i end up not likeing them then it won't bother me. Straight lemon juice was good! I dont think you need more than a couple tablespoons, sort of a to taste thing I think. Oh lastly the manual has a long winded thing saying they own the co2 bottles and a patent and something about only they can refill them. Reminds me of the EOLA agreement you get when installing software except on a piece of paper and no accept button. Edit: Got the bib thing for my die dr pepper syrup! Seems 10 pumps of co2 gives it just enough. It's so weird how 6 pumps seem almost too sharp with water/juice, but 10 is ok with syrup and even at 12 it doesnt foam up a lot when pouring. Probably wont get the mileage out of the tanks as it advertises due to liking 10-12. Really, it's all a matter of taste, 5 may be perfect for some. Warning btw, it starts freezing the water and i dunno what making it so cold does to it so i go to 5 then slowly do the rest letting it not hiss so much before doing another pump.

Product works great, appreciate the ease of use and the CO2 tank has held up many of times, although not healthy on the soda flavor options I do appreciate the options to have zero corn syrup and sugar for a slightly better alternative. The sparkling and bubly flavors are clean and really good too! Last thing is that you can play with different amounts of flavoring of your choice and adjust to your taste

I’ve been using the SodaStream Terra for a while now and it’s easily one of my favorite kitchen purchases. Setup was extremely simple—no electricity, no complicated parts, and the quick-connect CO₂ system makes cylinder swaps fast and painless. Within minutes of opening the box, I had my first bottle of sparkling water. The carbonation level is very customizable. You can do light fizz or really strong carbonation depending on how many presses you give it. I mostly drink plain sparkling water, but the included Bubly drops are a nice bonus and taste clean without being overly sweet or artificial. I also really like the design. It looks modern, doesn’t take up much counter space, and feels sturdy. The bottles are dishwasher-safe, which is a huge plus and makes cleaning easy. The CO₂ cylinders last longer than I expected too, especially if you’re not over-carbonating every bottle. Cost-wise, it’s definitely saving me money compared to constantly buying cans or bottles of sparkling water, and it cuts down a lot on plastic waste. My only minor downside is that replacement CO₂ cylinders can be a bit pricey if you don’t do exchanges, but that’s pretty standard for SodaStream. Overall, if you drink sparkling water regularly, this is 100% worth it. Convenient, well-built, and pays for itself over time. Highly recommend.

So far, the sodastream has held up well. I would say that this has been worth having in our household, as it’s helped us save money by spending less on canned beverages, and it is nice to have to avoid having to run to the store last minute for some fun drinks. The CO2 replacement is available at our local grocery store, so getting new canisters hasn’t been a hassle either. My two complaints are: 1. The carbonation isn’t as crisp as I’d like 2. The flavors are usually just okay I am usually pretty generous with pressing the button because I love a crispy soda, and it still never has as much crisp as I’d like. They recommend 3-5 presses for one second each, and I usually go with 5 slightly longer presses. I read that the model with the lever may do a better job with carbonation, but I haven’t tried that to be able to compare, so if you like crispy drinks, maybe do some extra research. I’ve also enjoyed the bubly flavors, but the sodas tend to just be so-so. The sparkling water tastes just like I’d expect of a canned sparkling water; however, the sodas are usually too sweet and taste more like artificial sweetener (even if they’re not a sugar free version). They are not bad as a mixer, but I’d rather have a name brand can or bottle of wild cherry Pepsi over one I made with my sodastream.

The SodaStream Terra has been a lifesaver for me, both for convenience and cost. It takes up very little space, and a single canister lasted quite awhile. This bundle comes with a second canister which is still going strong now. With the two bottles and flavor samples, I can switch up flavors instead of having to commit to an entire 4/6/8/12-pack. Most importantly, this is very easy to use. Just pop the bottle onto the lever, then, depending on how much fizz you desire, press the pressure button 1-3 times. Once you have the desired fizz level, just add your flavoring. Sometimes, I just drink it plain. I highly recommend the Terra for anyone who likes sparkling sodas.

Hold onto your taste buds, folks, because the Sodamazing Soda Stream is about to turn your boring beverage game into a sparkling extravaganza! This bad boy is like having a mad scientist's lab right on your kitchen counter, except without the questionable experiments and the possibility of accidentally turning your cat into a soda-loving feline. Let's start with the sheer joy of creating your own bubbly concoctions. With the Soda Stream, you can be a mixologist extraordinaire, crafting flavors that'll make your taste buds do the tango. Fancy a strawberry bubblegum-infused cola? Boom! Done. How about a lemon-lime elixir with a hint of unicorn tears? You got it! The possibilities are as endless as your imagination and the contents of your fridge. Now, the process itself is an adventure. Picture this: you load up the CO2 canister, prepare your water, and then comes the moment of truth. With a dramatic push of a button, the magic happens. The sound of carbonation fills the air, and your water transforms into a fizzling symphony. It's like the orchestra of taste has decided to set up shop in your humble abode. Pop goes the sparkle, and you're left with a drink that's as effervescent as your personality (or as flat as your ex's jokes, if you prefer). But wait, there's more! The Soda Stream is an environmentally conscious champion. Say goodbye to mountains of plastic bottles cluttering your recycling bin. With this bubbly marvel, you can skip the store-bought sodas and the guilt that comes with contributing to the plastic apocalypse. Mother Earth gives you a high-five, and you can enjoy guilt-free, carbonated bliss sip by sip. And let's not forget the savings! This little genius will make your wallet sing a happy tune. No more splurging on overpriced fizzy beverages when you can create your own bubbly wonders for a fraction of the cost. It's like a financial victory in a bottle. So, if you're tired of bland, store-bought sodas and want to unleash your inner Willy Wonka of carbonation, the Sodamazing Soda Stream is your ticket to fizzy paradise. It's easy to use, it's fun, and it adds a sparkle to your life that's hard to resist. Just remember, with great fizziness comes great responsibility. Don't blame us if you become addicted to creating the most outrageous soda flavors known to humankind. Embrace the fizz, my friends, and let the soda revolution begin!

Ive put buying this off for quite sometime because of some of the reviews. But this was so easy to set up and use it wasnt funny. Instead of pumping the co2 I pressed it down for 4 seconds twice. Carbonation was perfect . I added the flovor and no "explosion" or over flow. I didn't shake it obviously, I gently tipped it side to side, waited a minute and opened the top. Perfection! Instructions were straight forward. Im a soda junkie no more , this is a fantastic alternative. Buy it

Me encanto! precisamente lo que yo queria y a un super precio!

I was so shocked that the product has been made in Israel and shipped to me in Saudi .. no single info. Mentioned that. I used it then I noticed this .. feel ashamed I payed for it !