If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. This is no April Fool’s prank: using just a cooler, plastic wrap, and some dry ice, you can transform ...

As a side note, when opening sparkling ciders and juices, it’s best to do so when the bottle is very cold, and over a sink.

Best party trick ever: Surprise your guests with amazing fizzy fruit! Looking for party ideas to wow your friends, kids, or neighbors? We'll show you how to carbonate fruit—any fruit—with dry ice. How ...

Though the worst of the heat wave is behind us, let’s be honest: it’s still pretty darn hot out there. (You know it’s dire when the 90s are a reprieve!) Even though some of us have the luxury of air ...

Here’s something every one of us should do before summer is over and the weather kills off all the fruits and the cold sadness diminishes our souls into nothingness: carbonate fruit with dry ice.

A new technology that makes fruit pieces 'fizzy' could provide food makers with new opportunities and encourage children to eat up their '5 a day', report food scientists in the US behind the ...

That’s the million dollar question one dairy company launching a fizzy fruit beverage made from cow’s milk is asking. The UK’s biggest milk producer Arla, owned by more than 12,000 farmers, has ...

Getting kids to eat plenty of fruit on a daily basis can be a pain in the backside sometimes. No-one knows this better than “evil mad scientist” Rich Faulhaber, who decided to inject a little fun into ...

It’s still fruit, just fizzy. That’s how a food service contractor for about 20 Connecticut school districts and private schools is describing Fizzy Fruit — pieces of oranges, apples and grapes pumped ...

For those of you who don’t like the taste of flat milk, Coca-Cola is coming to the rescue with Vio, a concoction made of skim milk mixed with sparkling water, fruit flavoring, and cane sugar. It ...

Eight-year-old Rachel Kleint popped a red grape into her mouth, bit down, and then burst into giggles. "It tickles!" she said. The grape she was eating was no ordinary grape - it was Fizzy Fruit.

Lunchtime at North Platte elementary schools is about to get a lot more exciting, but it might surprise many to find out what's causing this commotion in the cafeteria. Fresh fruit. You heard right.