#sodabottle

[strawberriexmoon]

[the-self-ish-voib]

Its supposed to be care pronounced as car like you know the meme with the umbrella tongue guy saying I don't car its like that but I do car and I have the car. Friendhsip

yay thank yousssss :)))) happy valentimes thanks for having the car (e

[chaotickidsuit]

I took both of these at the supermarket before all the shelf's were constantly empty...

[thediscerninghoarder]

Added this bottle to my collection and I love it so much! #smile #vintage #sodabottle #popbottles #vintagebottles #creepy #stufficollect https://www.instagram.com/p/BsuYNsGAnUc/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=s1envrv385s4

[xeinnata]

Unmolding some shakers again. Finally had time to make some more and I've also added a few more designs 😉 which one is your favorite? . Materials from: #sophieandtoffee #miniaturesweethk and #candydecoholic . . . . #unmold #unmolding #resinpopout #resinart #resincraft #resin #shakercharm #shaker #soda #sodabottle #hourglass #mermaid #heart #pastels #dragonballz #dragonball #fourstardragonball #kawaiifashion #kawaiiresin #kawaii #glitter #gradient #sparkle #XeinnataArt

[jessesavageblacksmith]

A few openers I forged the other day #beer #rootbeer #sodabottle #bottleopener #craftbeer #madeinvermont

[greenjaydeep]

The #sodabottle openerwallah at Jimmy Boy. #raspberrysoda #parsieatery #palonjisoda #motog825gshot pc: @rudrascape (at Jimmy Boy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpcmdgxPRX8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[greenjaydeep]

Soda had become a popular beverage in London by the early 1800s. Companies such as Schweppes sold plain carbonated water, advertising it as a health elixir. Other firms experimented with flavoured variants such as lemon, orange, and raspberry. Inevitably, soda found its way from the heart of the empire to India, where it was a luxury item for Britons in the subcontinent. In 1837, Henry Rogers, a chemist in Mumbai, set up what was likely western India's first "aerated water" factory. Rogers' product was not simply a refreshing pick-me-up. Before Mumbai completed its modern waterworks in the late 19th Century, it relied on well water, which was filthy and potentially deadly. In the best of times, residents complained of drinking muddy liquid that was "very foul both to sight and smell, of a yellowish brown colour". In the worst of times, hundreds died from cholera outbreaks. Drinking carbonated water could be a life-saving habit. After all, carbonic acid in soda killed bacteria and viruses. This was even more the case after the invention of carbonated tonic water in 1858, which contained quinine to ward off malaria. Parsis sensed a commercial opportunity in the new fizzy drinks consumed by their colonial masters. Many were already involved in businesses that catered to Britons, as commissaries to the army or owners of hotels and "Europe shops" in cities. They added soda to their inventories. According to community lore, the first Parsi to settle in Ahmednagar - a dusty army outpost in the Deccan - arrived in town with a soda-making apparatus strapped to a mule, with which he slaked the thirst of British soldiers. By the mid-1800s, Parsis began imbibing the strange drink themselves. Here, they served as trendsetters for other Indians, who had looked at soda with suspicion. Source: Patel, D., BBC #sodabottle #palonjisoda #raspberrysoda #iranicafe #parsieatery #mumbaidiaries (at Jimmy Boy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpXo_e_PnoY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=