Dry ice is one of the most tried and true Halloween special effects. Simply drop a chunk into a liquid, then it begins to “boil” and emit a dense, creepy fog. Not only that, it’s cheap ...

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Where to buy dry ice . It’s easy to source dry ice, and you can usually find it at major grocery store chains, or at smaller retailers that only sell ice.

This week on the io9 show, we explore the science of cocktails. Oh, who am I kidding? Basically, we get drunk and play with dry ice and fireballs — thanks to our special guest, 2012’s ...

Smoked ice is simply water that has been exposed to wood smoke, either in a grill or smoker, for a few hours. The smoked water is then frozen in molds to make ice cubes. Its that simple.

You can sip on your cocktails in elegant style during your social event or cocktail party by using dry ice. This is how dry ice can be incorporated into your beverages for great taste and visual ...

Use the leftover basil-infused dry vermouth in a 50/50 martini, Vermouth Royale, a Fair Play or pour as is over a large ice cube and finish with a citrus twist. Basil vermouth cooler in New York ...

Consumer Reports serves up 5 great nonalcoholic cocktails for Dry January or any other time ... cold-brew concentrate, syrup, and salt in a cocktail shaker. Fill it with ice, seal, and shake ...

"Dry January" doesn't mean you can't enjoy a flavorful drink. ... Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add 2 oz of Seedlip with 1 tablespoon of agave syrup and ½ oz of fresh lime.