I have seen loads of reference to club soda but don't know what the UK equivalent would be. Does anyone have a brand name to quote? I'm not sure if it is a liquid soda water, bicarbonate of soda, or soda crystals which are being referred to.
It is carbonated water. It may be called Selzer in England. It has no sweetener, just fizzy water.
club soda is simply bottled liquid carbonated water, sometimes referred to as sparkling water or seltzer. sometimes it contains salt. primarily it is used to make flavored soda pop or to mix with alcoholic beverages. it also has several other cleaning uses. i love it chilled plain with a slice of fresh lime. no calories and refreshing.
Club Soda is a beverage. Here in Canada it is with the pop and it is clear in colour. It is also used as a mixer for alcoholic drinks Hope this helps Edith
It is carbonated water - sometimes called seltzer water or sparkling water.
hi. lived in u.k. for 7 years. club soda is ;nothing more than ordinary soda water that is used as a mixer for drinks such as whiskey, etc.
I am looking at a bottle of Schweppes soda water bought at Tesco and it contains Sodium Bicarbonate and it tastes like American Club Soda. Not sure if the Pubs have this though.
