Homemade Fizzy Lemonade

Professor O will help you learn: Baking soda reacts with the lemon's acid to make bubbles — you're carbonating your own drink.
⚠️ Use food-grade bicarbonate of soda (baking soda), not baking powder or cleaning products. Add only a small pinch — too much tastes soapy and salty. Ask an adult before eating or drinking anything you make, and check for allergies first.
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