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½ Price SodaStream Syrups 440ml Pepsi & Lipton Range $3.50 @ Coles

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Half price on a range of SodaStream syrups

Pepsi, Pepsi Max, Pepsi Max Orange, Pepsi Max Vanilla - $3.50

Lipton Ice Tea Peach, Lemon - $3.50

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  • +1

    God yes, its about time ive been needing to stock up for months

    • Woolworths had them half price last week.

  • +9

    Part of the Spotlight Foundation

  • https://www.coles.com.au/browse/drinks/cordials

    fair bit on sale

    not interested in pepsi but i could only find this one:

    https://www.coles.com.au/product/sodastream-lipton-ice-tea-p…

    cant find lemon ice

    also how does this work on carbonated…its not supposed to be carbonated

  • +2

    Wait… you guys are using syrups in your soda stream??

    I just bubble water then add a squeeze of lemon juice sometimes.

    • +2

      It's not that different - you bubble the water and add syrup after. You're not mixing syrup then bubbling.

      Have only recently started with flavours myself but find them quite good and preferable to premix. Especially as you can't get some flavours premixed - like Pepsi Max Mango!

      • Tell me more about the Pepsi max mango. I can’t find it

        • +1

          You're lucky. I found it terrible. Each to their own though. :)

      • I have mixed the syrup then bubbled before. There's a good reason they tell you on the packet to not do this :/

        I definitely prefer it over the premixed though because I put far less in. I find the premixed stuff too sweet these days.

    • Definitely do. Soda water is good but pepsi max is the only reason I stay sane and maintain weight.

    • +1

      No way, hate the taste of soda water.- some of the disadvantages of carbonated drinks with zero advantage over regular water!

  • +21

    dont support genocide by buying this

    • -4

      Don't support genocide by not buying this.

      • cool story bro, i'll make sure to buy this just to support the IDF

  • +19

    Boycott Sodastream for operating in illegally occupied Palestinian land

    • +3

      Launching soon: genocide flavoured syrup.
      Guess they need to somehow SUGARcoat it ;-)

      • -5

        Just purchased. Thanks

        • +2

          Joke wasn't funny the first time. Saying it again just makes it even less funny.

          • -4

            @[Deactivated]: Sorry I couldn’t manage your level of anti semitism

            • +3

              @newjackswing: Remind me again, at what point have I ever said anything discriminatory about Jewish people

    • +1

      Get with the times, that closed down years ago

      • +1

        Yes… And it was one of the rare times Palestinians and Israelis worked together for many years. After sustained boycotts/online protests, the factory was closed. Think around 130 Palestinians lost their jobs as a result.

  • +21

    "we will deny water to gaza but you guys on ozbb can enjoy 50% off sodastream"

    • +1

      Exactly this.

  • Just use some lemons, gin and a splash of Kombucha.

    • That’s a bloody odd Pepsi recipe but I’m willing to try anything once

  • +9

    These companies are getting really desperate trying to increase sales - all above mentioned currently being boycotted Pepsi, coke, Lipton and Soda stream for supporting genocide.

    • who boycotted?!
      who started the war?!

      • +12

        Israel in 1948, btw not a war , its a genocide, huge difference

        • -3

          … and hummus went there to deliver pizza? It was not a genocide?

          • +4

            @bobz79: So bombing Gaza area is not a genocide? Massive of children and women being killed in Gaza are not genocide? Did genocide happen in Israel? Tell the truth.

        • IN 1948? You mean after Israel declared independence following their acceptance of the UN's partition plan for the British Mandate of Palestine, and the Arab League declared war on the new state to try wipe it off the map?

          Maybe it started in 1920 with the Nebi Musa riots

      • +3

        Hear it from a holocaust survivor and former Zionist to educate yourself https://youtu.be/XJJehL5S8Ic?si=M5gCNsVPnWnJAnVw

        • -3

          and this is how you get the land back?
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAFDI63yvNQ&t=33s

          • +3

            @bobz79: Thanks for confirming it's Palestinians land. That's a great start. Watch the full length of Dr Gabor (the holocaust survivor) interview to get his POV on Oct 7
            https://youtu.be/ph9XF39yjgU?si=Aqx25r8cMKF6YqOA

            • @cmyk: When did I confirm anything? This was the title of the earlier youtube video you shared!
              Dr. Gabor Mate on why land should be returned to Palestine

              People have opinions, that may not be facts… May be he is hallucinating after too much Ayahuasca or is doing PR for his next book or show!

              Do you have anything more credible? He is the guy who infamously diagnosed prince Harry publicly with PTSD, ADHD, anxiety, and depression during an interview!

    • +2

      They aren't desperate at all LOL. Sodastream have regular rotating specials with the 2 majors. Like clockwork. No need to make shit up to make yourself feel better.

      • +5

        It’s different this time, all their shares are dropping and it will get a whole lot worse for them once their Zionist system collapses soon

        • +1

          You can propaganda all you like about other issues, but share price dropping is just false - easy way to prove it factually.

          Just like Starbucks where people think boycotting is making a difference. Share price up almost 10% since October 7th!

          • -2

            @Strange1: Starbucks is a whole lot more than a mere coffee shop. It’s somewhat an unregulated bank. In the end of 2019, they had over $1.5billion in balance from customers to play with at 0% interest which is more than any bank.
            Here’s the thing, boycott is working, they are just working harder to bring their numbers up and obviously utilising the reserve they have on hand.

            https://medium.com/e-cell-vit/how-starbucks-is-also-a-bank-8…

            • +1

              @sarah965: "all their shares are dropping"

              So their share price didn't drop? What were you referring to then?

              Mcdonalds up
              Pepsi up
              Starbucks up

              Any other companies you want me to check?

        • Please show me Sodastreams share price.

          • @gypos: It's owned by PepsiCo

            • @Strange1: Ohh, so it's share price isn't dropping and is actually trading up over the past month.

              What's with the FB level of bot comments here?

              • @gypos: I don't know.

                People love to come in here and neg legitimate deals, tell us that we can't buy Ozbargain staples like McDonalds, Coke, Pepsi etc. And then just make up stuff to support their claim, as the person who i responded to clearly did.

                • @Strange1: Just ignore it. Responding isn’t going to change anyone’s opinion

        • Sodastream shares are up since the 07th of October. Your narrative is silly.

        • It's not 2014 anymore. Sodastream moved their plant from the West Bank (costing hundreds of Palestinians their jobs, because the plant was about 50/50 Palestinian and Israeli), was purchased by Pepsi and Pepsi is going gangbusters. Thanks to milking inflation, their operating profits are 23% in the APAC region in the year to date Sep-23.

  • Does this taste better than the original?

  • i bought a sodastream jet in kmart a few days ago for $39 on sale. I assembled it correctly and use cold water and fill up to line on the bottle and cylinder is tight and i screw bottle on tight and press the button 5 times and a burst of gas is released each time but there is no fizz in the water any idea what's going on.

    • +1

      Could it be old stock that Kmart is selling. The bottles might have enough to sound like they're working, but aren't.

      Edit: $39 is very cheap for a Sodastream kit.

      • Black Friday sale at Kmart. $39 isn't cheap if it don't make the water fizz. Can the gas go off.

    • Make sure you it’s inserted correctly. Mine was doing the same and realised I hadn’t inserted the bottle correctly. Look up YouTube videos. I can almost guarantee that you’re not doing it properly.

      • Yeah I it has a thread on bottle and gas cylinder I screw them on as tight as I can without breaking them. It does blast gas into the water in the bottle but when I unscrew the bottle there is no fizz at all.

        • Press the buttons hard to release the gas into it. Has to be pressed very firm.

          • @Heebz: Took it back got a refund and the woman working in returns said she bought one and it didn't fizz either. Bought a soda king for 69 in bigw and it works perfectly.

    • When you press the button you need to hold it for second, not just tap and release.

      My parents have one of these, I have the electric one. All the electric one does is release three long bursts so I replicated that and it started working fine.

      • I hold it down for 3 seconds x5 still not making the water fizz I think it's a dud.

        • Yeah, that's definitely not working, sucks

    • These Zionist negging you because they don’t want to support local Aussie products, they only support their own Zionist companies

      • +2

        Such hateful tone. We get it, you don't like Jews zionists.

        "they don’t want to support local Aussie products"

        What possible reason could you have to state this? I'm Jewish, and I've had my SodaKing for years now, and i absolutely love it

        • +4

          You know how it is, Palestine is the favorite circle jerk sjw topic of the moment. People who've never had any hardship in life feel like they're doing something useful wanging on about it on a bargain website.

          They'll get bored and move onto something else soon I am sure.

          • -3

            @Rockpops: Mate bugger off here. We are not living in the 90s no more when we had the Zionist media controlling us and telling us what to think and believe. This is a different generation. We are awake and we are here to make change. You can’t silence us, no matter how much the governments and media try. As we speak now, israhell has gone on to continue to unleash more hell on innocent civilians, trying to level whatever is left of Gaza.
            There is no way to awaken selfish people like you. All i can say is SHAME ON YOU FOR SUPPORTING GENOCIDE AND SHAME ON ANYONE THAT IS SILENT !!!

        • -2

          Bruh again with the anti-semitic card, don’t you get tired of that ? You know you don’t have to be a Jew to be a Zionist

          • +1

            @sarah965: Of course your hateful comments were targeted towards the many non-Jewish zionists in Australia :D

            Most people have some sort of filter before they post…..

            • @Strange1: I don’t care what you are for all I know Israel is bombing Christian’s and muslims and beating up Jews speaking against Zionist terrorists in Israel.
              So talk to me when you man up and decide to condemn Israel’s war crimes against innocent civilians.

    • +5

      Your article is from 2018. Pepsi owns SodaStream, are you boycotting them and all their subsidiaries listed below? Your virtual signalling is pathetic

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      • -1

        Thanks for the reply, and it’s a good question!

        The answer is “no”. BDS focuses on a small number of entities. It’s less about ‘virtue signalling’ and more about making an impact.

        The current list of brands targeted by BDS is:
        * Hewlett Packard
        * Siemens
        * AXA
        * Puma
        * Israeli fruit and vegetables
        * SodaStream
        * Ahava
        * Sabra

        • +3

          Wow. Siemens is an ambitious boycott. Like, I understand how boycotting carbonated drinks, sports clothes, fruit and vegetables is doable but Siemens? A large chunk of Australia and probably almost every other country in the world runs off of Siemens products. I wouldn’t be surprised if most of the people here are sitting in a building and using power from a switchboard with a Siemens circuit breaker in it.

          • +1

            @SlappersOnly: That’s an interesting point. I’d imagine that one is more there for sympathetic commercial or governmental decision makers, rather than household consumers.

        • +2

          What kind of impact though? SodaStream had a building on occupied lands, they left, hundreds of Palestinians lost their jobs. Now what is the goal?

          The reason BDS give for continuing their protest is:

          Its new factory is actively complicit in Israel's policy of displacing the indigenous Bedouin-Palestinian citizens of Israel in the Naqab (Negev)

          Except the Negev is a part of Israel, built right near the largest Bedouin city in Israel (Rahat). It's a recognised Bedouin city and while Israel has a pretty piss poor history on how they treat the Bedouin there's apparently no animosity by the Bedouin about SodaStream.

          More like BDS had a big win against SodaStream and see no reason to take their foot off the pedal. They haven't written anything about SodaStream since 2018 and even that claim barely stands up.

      • -2

        Yesss boycott the lot of them , 90% is literally poison anyway

    • +1

      Too bad they went into administration, so that means no parts or anything.

      https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/the-bubble-burst-o…

      https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12167991/SodaKING-A…

      They're probably just selling remaining stock.

  • Cheers OP. The Cottees cordial (including zero sugar range) is also on half price

  • Orginal Pepsi syrup contains Artifical sweeteners and sugars BTW.

  • If you are WA, Supdshed sells Root Beer, Dr Pepper and Cherry Coke Syrups.

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