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Bottled Water/soda Can Recipe

Name: The Yard Food Parks Bottled Water/Soda Can Recipe
Cook time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 1 servings
Ingredients: 1 bottle bottled still water (standard single-serve); 0 to taste ice (optional); 0 to taste lemon wedge (optional); 1 can carbonated soda (12 oz / 355 ml can) — any flavor; 0 to taste ice (optional); 0 to taste lime or lemon wedge (optional)

Inspired by The Yard Food Park

Time5m

Serves1

Make Bottled Water/soda Can Recipe in just 5m. Get the full recipe with step-by-step instructions at pekinthechef.com.

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Ingredients

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Bottled Water

1 bottle bottled still water (standard single-serve)0 to taste ice (optional)0 to taste lemon wedge (optional)

Soda (Can)

1 can carbonated soda (12 oz / 355 ml can) — any flavor0 to taste ice (optional)0 to taste lime or lemon wedge (optional)

Method

Bottled Water

Serve bottled water

Chilled bottled water is ready to serve straight from the bottle. Inspect the seal: ensure the cap is intact and the bottle is within its best-by date if present.

If you prefer cold water in a glass, chill the bottle in the refrigerator for at least 1–2 hours or place the bottle in ice for 10–15 minutes.

To serve over ice: fill a clean glass with ice to desired level, pour water from the bottle slowly to avoid overflow.

Optional: squeeze a lemon wedge into the glass or drop the wedge into the filled glass for a hint of citrus, stir gently and discard the wedge when finished.

Soda (Can)

Open and serve soda

Chill the can in the refrigerator for at least 1–2 hours for best taste. If chilled quickly, place the can in ice for 10–15 minutes.

Inspect the can: ensure it is not dented severely, leaking, or bulging. Wipe the top of the can with a clean cloth or napkin to remove dust or debris before opening.

To open: hold the can upright on a stable surface or in your hand, lift the tab and push down on the scored section to puncture the opening. Open slowly to control fizz if the can has been shaken.

To serve over ice: fill a clean glass with ice if desired, pour the soda slowly down the side of the glass to minimize foaming. Stop pouring once the glass is near full to account for carbonation.

Optional: add a lime or lemon wedge to the rim or squeeze a small amount into the soda for added flavor. Stir gently if you add citrus.

Dispose of the empty can or recycle according to local guidelines. Rinse and recycle the bottle after consuming bottled water.