Fastest Way to ● Chill A Beverage ( this actually works ! )

Here's a fast way to cool and chill your favourite beverage in only 90 seconds! Your friends will be entertained when you show them how quickly and easily it creates a cool cold drink. Works with any canned beverage or drink.

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[clallen]

I learned a similar trick when I was a Bellman. I would spin the Champagne in the ice bucket for about 15-20 seconds before delivering it to the customers room.

[moec]

Why I am watching this..you know I am never going to make this.

[dougcook]

Years ago I was a service tech on beverage equipment all ways had a bottle of Co2 on my van when ever I wanted a real cold drink I turned the Co2 bottle upside down and sprayed the can with liquid Co2. Instant cold

[trublgrl]

"Honey? Why does the credit card statement say you bought an underwater camera rig?"
"I needed it!"

[joeriver]

I tried but after buying and drinking the cold Gatorade I was thirsty no more

[tuwawit]

I can just picture a bunch of drunks trying to cool their brew this way.

[ahabsbane]

Been doing this for years by hand, my dad was a marine, he told me they would drop a sixer, a block of ice, and a few packets of salt, mix ingredients, add rotational momentum and BAM! having a cold one with the boys. Neat thing is, by the time your done rolling them they're not shook up from the drop anymore.

[michaelcrawford]

I used to do this manually with a bowl of ice about thirty years ago. Definitely works

[ForgetU]

Perfect, now all I need is a cordless drill.

[Bobby]

The heck with coke, this could be my emergency cold beer quick solution.

[jasonyannuccelli]

Thank you for always adding the “Title” of each video to the accompanying pic so we can read what the video is about without having to click on the video and watch advertising to see the full title. Great thinking there mate 😉

[gungadinn]

I’ve used a suction cup engine valve lapping tool in a drill motor. Stick it to the bottom of the can and just like the Powerade bottle, ice cold beverage.

[PontiacBandit]

Saw this on Mythbusters some years ago... This definitely works. It works even better than spraying a fire extinguisher on it too...

[hughbuchanan]

Add about ten tablespoons of salt to the water in the cooler before the ice. Stir to dissolve completely. This will lower the freezing point of the water by several degrees. It allows the water to become a lot colder. Gently rotate the can to expose all the soda to the cold water. Your ice is probably much colder than the freezing point of water. If you can wait five minutes instead of two, you won’t need to build the fixture.

Still, a great idea. Thanks!

[BobHerres]

Spinning Wow, this concept will be a great benefit when brewing beer, sometimes the "wort" must be cooled quickly, but even when serving cold drinks to trades, delivery persons or garbage pickups on hot days...sometimes we forget to chill in advance... 90 seconds is fantastic! Thank you, Chris!

[egnb]

My grandfather did something different back in his day. He and his friends worked as airframe mechanics and they wanted cold beer one day. They took a warm six pack and bagged it well in a bucket and pour some gasoline over the beer bag and inserted a small tube and put the bucket lid on and pulled a vacuum on the bucket using a car engine. They got 35 degrees beer in 5 minutes. Gasoline under vacuum gets very cold.

[upsidedown]

some friends are starting a catering type business up in a bus, this would be awesome for when there has been a rush and you have sold all your cold cans from the fridges, granted its not quick but its ALOT quicker then refilling the fridge with warm cans and waiting a over a hour to get cold
I shall try this later this week, thank you

[hooya]

Nice. If only you explained the difference between heat transfer via conduction and heat transfer via convection, more people might realize why this works. While in the US Navy, we'd buy sodas from a machine, and often they would be hot from being freshly stocked. My friend would take his hot can to the ice machine, where there was inevitably a pile of ice, and lay his can in the pile, and spin the can for about a minute. This method easily cooled the can by 40 F in a minute.

[cam_DA_Hawkdriver]

Definitely a must have on the next camping trip.

[berniegrunhaus]

You can add salt to the ice water, that drops the temp of the bath even more! (NaCl solution has a lower freezing point than water) thats what i do to keep my beer extra cold at parties! Nice hack by the way!