OpenCola

[Roofus]

I've been thinking of making up a batch of OpenCola but I've been having trouble finding the ingredients. In case you're too lazy to click the link, here's what you need:

7X (Top Seekrut?) flavoring formula:

3.50 ml orange oil
1.00 ml lemon oil
1.00 ml nutmeg oil
1.25 ml cassia oil
0.25 ml coriander oil
0.25 ml neroli oil
2.75 ml lime oil
0.25 ml lavender oil
10.0 g gum arabic
3.00 ml water

OpenCola syrup:

2.00 tsp. 7X formula
3.50 tsp. 75% phosphoric acid or citric acid
2.28 l water
2.36 kg plain granulated white table sugar
0.50 tsp. caffeine (optional)
30.0 ml caramel color

The sugar (obviously) is no problem, and I'd just as soon leave out the caffeine, but I haven't had any luck with the rest of the stuff. Any ideas where to begin?

[Wagh]

kroger? Try a farmers market. I've always wanted to try OpenCola, if you get it working be sure to post how it is

[Roofus]

kroger? Try a farmers market. I've always wanted to try OpenCola, if you get it working be sure to post how it is

I've tried the supermarket and they do have some oils, but not any of the ones called for. The farmer's market is a good idea though.

[bender]

(since it's GPLd move this to linux forum )

This is better, open source beer : http://www.voresoel.dk/main.php?id=70

[Wagh]

Beer recipes are all over the net.

[greay]

Beer recipes are all over the net.

But those are free as in beer.

This is better, open source beer : http://www.voresoel.dk/main.php?id=70

That one's free as in freedom.

[Orange_Ribbon]

Just replace what you can't find with canole, corn oil, motor oil, and olive oil.

[Roofus]

Just replace what you can't find with canole, corn oil, motor oil, and olive oil.

Ok. But you have to try it first.

[Orange_Ribbon]

Make sure you use extra corn oil, I still have a few arteries left that are not hardened.

[Wagh]

Beer recipes are all over the net.

But those are free as in beer.

This is better, open source beer : http://www.voresoel.dk/main.php?id=70

That one's free as in freedom.

I don't see any difference other than one has a liscense behind it.

[bizzle]

Beer recipes are all over the net.

But those are free as in beer.

This is better, open source beer : http://www.voresoel.dk/main.php?id=70

That one's free as in freedom.

I don't see any difference other than one has a liscense behind it.

You just don't get it.

[Disheveled DrFreeze]

dude, great stuff, open source coke

id like to try this some time, im getting a bit tired of coca cola, its time i moved to something new, unfortunatly i dislike regular pepsi, orange soda and sprite too...

the problem would be finding all those weird ingredients though....

[greay]

I just noticed that there's no kola in this cola.

[Orange_Ribbon]

It is funny because your a vegiterrian.

[greay]

It is funny because your a vegiterrian.

I said kola, not koala.

[MulletMan13]

I... don't understand this at all.

Whatever you make would be far more expensive than buying actual soda....

Whats the point of this?

[skar]

it's fun - i'd like to try it too

the problem seems to be (at least for me) the 7x-flavor-stuff. The other stuff like caffeine and so on should be available in drugstores (at least i'm pretty sure it is over here...

[Mattiethomas]

Whats OpenCola?

[ace]

I... don't understand this at all.

Whatever you make would be far more expensive than buying actual soda....

Whats the point of this?

The ingredients you buy would probably make several batches.

[Sir C.A.T]

Yeah, what is open cola? Also, my father bought some Root Beer extract and we are going to be making root beer. Long story short, there will be some Guarana in it .