[Raspberry & Citrus Syrup] Blue Raspberry Soda
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Make Nuka-Colas Quantum. This is not the official recipe. It's better.
QUANTUM SYRUP RECIPE:
• 10 oz (180 mLs) Hot water
• 2 cups (400 g) Sugar
• 1/2 tsp (2 g) Citric acid
• 1 tsp (5 mLs) Raspberry extract
• 1/2 tsp (2.5 g) Lemon extract
• 1/2 tsp (2.5 g) Orange extract
• 1/2 tsp (2.5 g) Blue Dye
MY NUKA-COLA QUANTUM RECIPE
• 1.5 oz (45 mLs) Quantum syrup
• 8 oz (240 mLs) Soda Water/Tonic Water
(use tonic water for it to glow blue under a black light, and give it a metallic bitter flavor)
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INSTRUCTIONS:
Combine sugar, citric acid, and hot water together and stir to dissolve. Add extracts and blue food dye and bottle the syrup. Store in the refrigerator or freeze for storage. To make the soda combine the syrup and soda water or tonic water together in a glass.
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Of all the Nuka Quantum drink recipes I've sifted through in the last 90 minutes, this one by far has the absolute best look and coloring.
Thank you! I did the best I could and I hope I did the drink justice.
Gorgeous drink!! I can’t handle tonic water but vitamin b does the same thing! I made a whole Star Trek black light dinner and you’d be amazed at how many things will glow 😂 potatoes are yellow, chlorophyll (like herb oil) goes from green to red!
That’s so cool! How fun is that. I wanna try doing something like that
Can you make an original iron bru recipie? Made in scotland its the coolest looking drink and it tastes amazing
A buddy of mine told me about this drink too. I'll try and get some to taste it and do some research into the recipe. Thank you
* 68ml orange extract
* 4.5ml almond extract
* 45ml vanilla extract
* 5.6ml iron
* 45ml 95% alcohol
* 2.8g vanillin powder
* 34ml tonic water
* 10ml sugar syrup
* 5ml glycerine
The iron is Ammonium Iron Citrate dissolved in water. It can be stored in a cool, dark place once made. It's a very dark brown colour.
* 5g Ammonium Iron Citrate
* 45ml warm water
Add 30ml of the mix to 1 litre of simple syrup and add 1.5ml each of citric and tartaric acid powders and some
It lacks a bit of the "banana/tutti-frutti" flavour that 1901 Irn Bru has, but it's a pretty good flavour regardless and does taste close. I may play with adding a bit of ethyl isovalerate or ethyl butyrate to get that "banana/tutti-frutti" flavour going as well, but I'm quite happy with this as a drink.
This mix will get you about 4 litres of cordial in total - 30ml of cordial in a 300ml glass will get you nearly 34 drinks per litre - so around 136 glasses of drink in total. Around £40 of outlay in ingredients for about 40 litres of drink
double the almond extract amount and you get a slightly more 'tangy' Irn Bru flavour, but I quite like the muted version.
1 drop of either ethyl butyrate or ethyl isovalerate (no more than 1!) will add that "banana/tuttu-frutti" aftertaste.
Sounds tasty!
Hell yeah! It was.
Nice, where do you get your extracts & oils from. Are you UK based?
No I live in the USA. I got them from a standard grocery store (smiths I think, but Walmart will have these too) in the baking section. For this drink I wanted to keep it simple and make sure the ingredients were common.
I will have to check out the game, Fallout. This looks like a tasty beverage.
Thanks lady! It was a fun one to make
Could you make a 17 flavor nuka cola based on the 1886 coke recipe?
Also, in cannon, quantum's unique flavour is pomegranate
It was 17 fruit juices that enhanced the cola flavor right? I thought about that but I have no idea how that would be done. Dr Pepper is supposed to be a blend of 23 flavors so maybe it would be something like that? But that’s 23 spices, herbs, and juice. trying to imagine just 17 juices is hard. I already have one of those glass bottles from Bethesda so I’ll use that. But I’ll think about how that would be done and experiment.
You’re right. I probably should have done pomegranate but it’s hard to find a good pomegranate flavor other than just the juice. To get a good flavor also I would have had to use a bit of juice and I wanted this to be bright blue without the red and the taste wasn’t very strong. I didn’t really like the official cookbook recipe either so I just did something for fun I thought would be easy to replicate. Have you seen Tim Cain’s TH-cam channel? It’s really good.
youtube.com/@CainOnGames
@@VintageAmericanCocktails not necessarily juices, just 17 fruit flavours of some sort, yeah, getting pomegranate neon blue can't be easy
Of the 7x flavouring, like 4 to 5 are already fruits, so it lowers the amount you have to guesstimate
@@eitanmichaeli6770 I’m on it!
Colas are super fun. I just finished making Pepsi, so I should be posting that soon. I got the recipe from a 1923 bankruptcy document.
@@VintageAmericanCocktails nice! Though i thought they changed the recipe after bankruptcy?
@@eitanmichaeli6770 man you’re good! They did! The first change came in 1931 when they were bought by the loft candy company and they have changed it a few times since then with the most recent being this year. So this will be the original 1893 recipe which after making it still taste pretty darn close to a modern day Pepsi.
I'd think it'd be more of a Raspberry Metallic Tasting Cola than a Blue Metallic tasting raspberry sprite but I like the Idea otherwise