P&H Soda Co. The Video

A while back I did one of many visits to The Brooklyn Kitchen, in this particular visit I saw some very nicely package home made soda syrup from a company called P&H Soda Co.

Today I came across a video with the soda master and owner of P&H Soda Anton Nocito.  With the rise in popularity of Soda Stream seltzer machines I think Mr. Nocito's timing is perfect, now you can make a variety of home made sodas at home, some seasonal, and bypass the nasty commercial ones.   And you get to make them fresh, when you want them, so they become a home made treat not just another store bought thing.  As Anton points out in the video soda should be drunk on occasion as a treat, making them with home made syrup at home helps to create sodas that are indeed treat worthy.

When I used to travel a lot in SE Asia I would often come across festivals/parties happening on the streets or in the courtyard of a Wat (Buddhist temple) I think I was in Vietnam where I got into a conversation with a local who told me that the drinking of Coke was so prohibitively expensive that the only times many kids ever drank it was on their birthday.  Then he pointed out it was cheaper to buy a can of local beer.

Cheers.


P&H Soda Co: Refreshing All Natural Syrups for Soda Lovers from SkeeterNYC on Vimeo.

Flavor by P&H Soda Co.

Neil and I are big fans of home made seltzer water and have owned at Soda Stream seltzer maker for years.  We're not big on soda; coke, root beer, cream soda not really our thing.

For a while I was making pro biotic soda, but now if I want a high quality locally made syrup to add bubbles to I can buy some of P&H Soda's syrups! 

I noticed them today when I was shopping for canning supplies at The Brooklyn Kitchen a big bottle of syrup was 29 and change, but would last for a very long time.  If Brooklyn isn't convenient for you Whole Foods is also selling them.  I want to try Ginger and also Hibiscus!