Club soda (also called soda water) and seltzer have a lot in common. Both comprise carbonated water without flavorings or sweeteners, but club soda contains added minerals and salts, such as sodium ...

Club soda and tonic water are two of the most popular, but they are vastly different and will alter the profile of your drink ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Seltzer water, club soda, and tonic water are all different forms of water, but all quite different. Here's what sets them apart. Follow BI Video: On Twitter More ...

Soggy wedge of citrus fruit not cutting it anymore? Here’s how to take your gin and tonic to the next level… Along with opaque tights going back in the drawer and the heating tentatively ...

Sift the flour, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda, salt and cornflour over the creamed mixture and mix on a slow speed until almost combined. Add the soured cream, tonic and gin and mix until smooth.

Its unique flavor and added sugar disqualify tonic water as a seamless substitute for club soda or seltzer. But it excels as a mixer in alcoholic beverages, notably with clear liquors like gin or ...