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Can I use a popsicle mold for these?

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Yes.

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How can I make a creamier Coke popsicle?

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You would have to let them thaw a little bit longer if you wanted a creamier texture.

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Do I need to use foil?

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No, but if you don't want them to drip, you do.

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Can I use an ice tray?

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Yes, you can.

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How long do I put them in the freezer?

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You need to freeze them at least a few hours.

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Can I use a popsicle maker ,one of those things that you fill up with liquid and stick a stick in?

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Yes! Just fill it up with soda but leave a little bit of space, don't fill it up all the way as the liquid will expand upon freezing.

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Can I mix in water?

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Yes, you can always dilute it, but it won't be as strong in taste and carbonation as using non-diluted cola. If you're concerned about sugar, use cola flavored with alternatives.

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Will the soda explode in the freezer?

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No. A can or bottle of soda will explode in the freezer due to the trapped carbonation, but the foil doesn't provide enough of a seal.

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Why is the foil needed?

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It’s just so the cola doesn’t leak while it’s in the freezer. If it leans to one side a little bit and also when you’re taking it out of the freezer, it can leak. Plastic wrap will also work but it’s weaker than foil, so can be less effective.

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