Carbonated Drinks

Carbonated drinks are beverages infused with carbon dioxide gas under pressure, which creates the fizzy, bubbly sensation when opened. This process involves dissolving CO₂ into the liquid, resulting in bubbles that form when the pressure is released. Common examples include sodas, sparkling water, and tonic water. The carbonation adds a tingling texture and can enhance flavor, making the drink more refreshing. The gases usually come from natural fermentation or artificial CO₂ injection during manufacturing. Overall, carbonation is a controlled process that transforms still liquids into lively, effervescent beverages enjoyed worldwide.