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if I put a unopened bottle of soda water in refrigerator and decide 2 weeks later that there is not enough room so I store it in a cabinet outside the refrig. Will it loose its bubbly taste and carbon dioxide??
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if I put a unopened bottle of soda water in refrigerator and decide 2 weeks later that there is not enough room so I store it in a cabinet outside the refrig. Will it loose its bubbly taste and carbon dioxide??
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if I put a unopened bottle of soda water in refrigerator and decide 2 weeks later that there is not enough room so I store it in a cabinet outside the refrig. Will it loose its bubbly taste and carbon dioxide??
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if I put a unopened bottle of soda water in refrigerator and decide 2 weeks later that there is not enough room so I store it in a cabinet outside the refrig. Will it loose its bubbly taste and carbon dioxide??
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If it's unopened it will stay perfectly fine, cold or warm, until the Best Before date printed on it.
It doesn't need refrigerating until opened - unless, of course, you want to drink it cold ;)
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The CO2 would have to actually leave the bottle for the drink to go flat, and that's no more likely than when you store it at constant temperature. I often do this anyway as I'm short of fridge space and don't drink many fizzy drinks, and I've never had a problem
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The storage temperature doesn't really matter, but the temperature when you open it matters a great deal. If you open the bottle while it's warm, you'll lose more carbonation than if you open it while it's cold.
– mrog
7 hours ago
@mrog, that's true
– Chris H
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If it's unopened it will stay perfectly fine, cold or warm, until the Best Before date printed on it.
It doesn't need refrigerating until opened - unless, of course, you want to drink it cold ;)
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If it's unopened it will stay perfectly fine, cold or warm, until the Best Before date printed on it.
It doesn't need refrigerating until opened - unless, of course, you want to drink it cold ;)
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If it's unopened it will stay perfectly fine, cold or warm, until the Best Before date printed on it.
It doesn't need refrigerating until opened - unless, of course, you want to drink it cold ;)
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If it's unopened it will stay perfectly fine, cold or warm, until the Best Before date printed on it.
It doesn't need refrigerating until opened - unless, of course, you want to drink it cold ;)
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The CO2 would have to actually leave the bottle for the drink to go flat, and that's no more likely than when you store it at constant temperature. I often do this anyway as I'm short of fridge space and don't drink many fizzy drinks, and I've never had a problem
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The storage temperature doesn't really matter, but the temperature when you open it matters a great deal. If you open the bottle while it's warm, you'll lose more carbonation than if you open it while it's cold.
– mrog
7 hours ago
@mrog, that's true
– Chris H
6 hours ago
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The CO2 would have to actually leave the bottle for the drink to go flat, and that's no more likely than when you store it at constant temperature. I often do this anyway as I'm short of fridge space and don't drink many fizzy drinks, and I've never had a problem
answered 8 hours ago
Chris HChris H
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The storage temperature doesn't really matter, but the temperature when you open it matters a great deal. If you open the bottle while it's warm, you'll lose more carbonation than if you open it while it's cold.
– mrog
7 hours ago
@mrog, that's true
– Chris H
6 hours ago
add a comment |
The CO2 would have to actually leave the bottle for the drink to go flat, and that's no more likely than when you store it at constant temperature. I often do this anyway as I'm short of fridge space and don't drink many fizzy drinks, and I've never had a problem
answered 8 hours ago
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The CO2 would have to actually leave the bottle for the drink to go flat, and that's no more likely than when you store it at constant temperature. I often do this anyway as I'm short of fridge space and don't drink many fizzy drinks, and I've never had a problem
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The storage temperature doesn't really matter, but the temperature when you open it matters a great deal. If you open the bottle while it's warm, you'll lose more carbonation than if you open it while it's cold.
– mrog
7 hours ago
@mrog, that's true
– Chris H
6 hours ago
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The storage temperature doesn't really matter, but the temperature when you open it matters a great deal. If you open the bottle while it's warm, you'll lose more carbonation than if you open it while it's cold.
– mrog
7 hours ago
@mrog, that's true
– Chris H
6 hours ago
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The storage temperature doesn't really matter, but the temperature when you open it matters a great deal. If you open the bottle while it's warm, you'll lose more carbonation than if you open it while it's cold.
– mrog
7 hours ago
The storage temperature doesn't really matter, but the temperature when you open it matters a great deal. If you open the bottle while it's warm, you'll lose more carbonation than if you open it while it's cold.
– mrog
7 hours ago
@mrog, that's true
– Chris H
6 hours ago
@mrog, that's true
– Chris H
6 hours ago
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