Sodastream In The News
Have you heard the buzz about SodaStream? Read on for a few words of fizz-dom about SodaStream soda makers!
Good Housekeeping
What's One Thing You Can't Live Without?
"Is fast, easy to use, and virtually maintenance-free"
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Epicurious SHOP
Genesis Sparkling Water and Soda Maker
"The Ease of use is only exceeded by the fact that fresh soda pop tastes better"- Barbara, TN
www.shop.epicuirous.com
Wall Street Journal-blog
A Bottle For Dad: Five Speakeasy Picks
"We find the machines incredibly intuitive and easy to use - and we like the fact that if you like your bubbly with lots of, well, bubbles, it's easy to boost the carbonation"
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Squidoo
SodaStream Review- Just a Gimmick or Worth Buying?
"If you're a regular soda drinker there are plenty of benefits to buying a Sodastream which make it a surprisingly intelligent purchase"
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Gizmodo
Sodastream Refreshes With a Sleek New Look
"The Sodastream not only reduces waste, but saves your arms the stress of lugging multiple jugs of sparkling water home from the grocery store each week"
www.gizmodo.com
TheKitchn
SodaStream Fizz Home Drinks Maker
"The Fizz helps you keep tabs on the gas level, ensuring that you won't unexpectedly run out of CO2"
www.thekitchn.com
The Fuse Project
SodaStream Source
"Welcome to a future without wasteful sparkling water and soda bottles"
www.fuseproject.com
Star Tribune
Target, Best Buy bubbly over SodaStream
"Using ordinary tap water at home precludes the need for plastic bottles"
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SheKnows.com
Healthy Living Holiday Gift Guide
"Save money and cut calories by making your own soda and seltzer at home."
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ArsTechnica.com
Holiday Gift Guide Extravaganza
"Look, you're either a sparkling water fan or you are not. If you are, stop blowing money on store-bought water. If you're not, stop blowing money on crappy carbonated beverages that are marked up 1,000 percent."
www.arstechnica.com
Esquire
What Barry Wants for Christmas (by Barry Sonnenfeld)
"Esquire's Digital Man looks beyond the basics — and finds more than just gadgets that any man would love to get this holiday season."
Huffington Post: Kitchen Daily
Gail Simmons' Holiday Wish List
"Get some unique ideas for gift-giving this holiday season from from one of our favorite tastemakers!"
This Old House
Top 100: Best New Home Products
"We didn't know SodaStream could get any better, but it has."
Advertising Age
America's Hottest Brands 2011: SodaStream Pops Up in a Big Way
"In the past year, SodaStream has hit the shelves in a big way: It went from 2,500 stores in the fourth quarter of 2010 to nearly 9,500 today. That sort of growth is nothing short of explosive for any brand, but especially for one that until a few years ago had awareness levels in America of, well, zilch."
Smithsonian
DIY Carbonation: The Fizz Biz Lifts Off
"Even SodaStream itself is just an update of a product that’s been around for years. The company’s roots go back to 1903, when Guy Gilbey (a surname familiar to gin drinkers) invented the first home carbonation machine, in the United Kingdom. A smaller version of the machine was popular in Europe and elsewhere for decades, but it wasn’t until 2009, after a global brand revamping, that the product became widely available in the United States."
The Washington Post
Flavor base + bubbles = easy homemade soda
"Andrew Schloss, author of the recently published “Homemade Soda,” credits SodaStream with making the process easier for the amateur. The company, which had a heyday in the United Kingdom in the 1970s and ’80s, is enjoying another one in North America, where sales of its home-carbonation machines have almost tripled in the past year."
Slate
Get Busy With the Fizzy
"SodaStream's own corporate roots extend back more than a century. The heir to a gin fortune invented the first SodaStream in 1903, and the company made a splash in the United Kingdom in the 1970s and 1980s with its famed jingle, 'Get busy with the fizzy.'"
Bloomberg
SodaStream’s Kitchen Appliance Fizzes Up Shares Amid U.S. Push
“It’s fantastic,” said Jim Sinclair, a financial planner in Tybee Island, Georgia, who received a SodaStream appliance in December. “If you have guests coming over, you don’t have to buy a 24-pack to keep them happy.”
Los Angeles Times
Father's Day Gifts: Cheers to Pops!
"A fun booze alternative, the SodaStream Crystal instantly transforms tap water into carbonated water, soda, sparkling energy drinks or cocktail mixers. The energy-efficient machine requires no batteries or electricity. It scores eco-points and saves his back — no more lugging countless cans and plastic bottles that end up in landfills."
Wired
GeekDad 2011 Father’s Day Gift Guide, Part 2
"Dad can make his own soda with this handy gadget, which basically carbonates water that you can flavor with bottles of syrup. The whole back of the Fizz is a CO2 tank, giving you a whole bunch of bottles of pop on one recharge. I really liked the soda flavors that you can buy, a couple of the exotic flavors were challenging but for the most part they were tasty and accessible."
TechCrunch
Beverage Companies Go Sustainable With Biodegradable Plastics, Ramped Up Recycling
"Another major beverage player, SodaStream (nasdaq: SODA) announced today that it will soon ship its flavored syrups in bottles that can decompose in a landfill in five years. Regular plastic bottles take 450 years to decompose, according to general waste industry estimates."
Marie Claire
Best Gifts for Guys We Heart
"Men love gadgets, and they also love soda. What better way to combine their two loves than with the Sodastream "Genesis" kit? This soda maker turns natural water into sparkling without batteries or electricity. And with its sleek, mod design, it'll look great in the kitchen, next to your gadgets."
Cooking Club
SodaStream Genesis Soda Starter Kit
"Genesis Soda Starter Kit is a convenient way to make fresh soda at home. It includes the SodaStream Genesis soda maker, one carbonator, two carbonating bottles and two SodaMix bottles. No electricity or batteries are required. Choose from more than 25 flavor options."
The Dr. Oz Show
Dr. Oz's Healthy Holiday Guide
Dr. Oz's tip for 28 days national soda challenge is finding a new fizz . Dr. Oz wants a convenient, easy and inexpensive way to do it. Dr. Oz recommends SodaStream.
Food and Wine
At-Home Soda Obsession
"I haven't had flat water in a month and a half," my boyfriend Michael bragged to a friend the other day. He wasn't kidding. Thanks to his inspired Christmas gift last December-a bright red chrome SodaStream - we've been luxuriously drinking fizzy water ever since.
New York Magazine
Soda, the DIY Way
Aside from the economic and environmental pluses, the best argument for making your own soda water is fizz control. Prefer gentle S. Pellegrino–type carbonation over harsh club-soda bubbles? The best of the countertop soda-makers, the Sodastream Jet lets you modulate the intensity.
Boston Globe
Make soda at home and skip bottle buying and returning
If you’re a regular soda drinker, you know the routine: schlep the bottles or cans home, pay for the deposits, drink your soda, then haul the empties back to the store for a refund.
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