Pepsi is making Pepsi Perfect? BTTF
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Pretty hot but I have used it in real 20 oz plastic Coke bottles before... But that is sturdy plastic.
That is the thing, I have never held one of these new Pepsi perfects, so I don't know what the plastic feels like. It sounds like it is very thin and might not be the route to go.
I was thinking on trying this method...
Make the liquid into jelly!
That way I don't think it'll harm the bottle over the years.
What do you guys think?
http://youtu.be/ibQmNvQd7BI
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Make the liquid into jelly!
That way I don't think it'll harm the bottle over the years.
What do you guys think?
http://youtu.be/ibQmNvQd7BI
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EmmaInCandyland
Master Member
I find it really satisfying when he cuts it through at the end, but also laughed when it fell into pieces while trying to pick the slices up xD
Benjamoose
Active Member
Thing is; jello/jelly = sugar. Sugar + air = mold and bacteria.
I wouldn't recommend putting in anything consumable if you break the original seal.
What about that powder that is used for magic tricks. The stuff you put in a cup and when you pour water into the cup, it becomes jellified but not edible? Maybe see if you put dye in the water and mix it into the powder, that could work. Just a thought.
20 million views?? I don't understand kids with their internets.
cavx
Master Member
What would the self life be? Jelly intended for desserts will have sugar (and therefore a limited shelf life), but that video looked like a gelatin that simply set the liquid. Mind you, he used Coke, so yes sugar. Coke Zero might be a safer option or food colour in water.
Benjamoose
Active Member
Scientists use unflavored gelatin to grow bacteria in petri dishes. They normally add something extra to speed things along, but I wouldn't chance it.
Gelatin also melts when it gets too warm and can be liquified if any bacteria does somehow form in it.
Honestly I just wouldn't use anything remotely consumable or temporary. Probably better off with one of those craft water vase kits or something that'll set completely hard.
VilleLeskinen
Sr Member
I think Smooth-On's Encapso might work as fake Pepsi. It can be tinted, it doesn't heat up and it's rubber. In the video they're using plastic cups as molds so I'm sure the Pepsi Perfect bottles would survive too.
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Meanwhile a screen used bottle just popped up for sale :facepalm
what do u think it will go for? didn't the last sell for 7900?
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He's asking $3500. If I wasn't saving for a dang house I'd snatch it up.
I have a listing in Beverly Hills for $5.295 million.
Split the commission?
Totally.
613 N. Rexford Dr.
Awesome. List it in the junkyard!
Hahahaha. We should talk though. I'd get you a kick ass closing gift if you need an agent in LA.
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