Submitted by UncommercializedKat t3_y7daqw in askscience
UncommercializedKat OP t1_iswacrk wrote
Reply to comment by Chu_BOT in What can you add to a bottled drink to lower the freezing point (other than salt)? by UncommercializedKat
No pranks. I have an idea for a consumer product and I'm researching the viability.
What I'm looking for is to make a sports drink that would be resistant to freezing. I don't have a specific temperature in mind, although it would be really great if it could be kept from freezing in a normal household freezer (0F or -18C).
Cost, taste, and food safety are all vital so I'm not sure how low it could feasibility go. I've heard that Gatorade freezes at 18F (-8C) but haven't done any experimenting.
CausinACommotion t1_iswtt7r wrote
Gastrointestinal problems might be real concern, when you start adding additives to reduce the freezing point. Osmotic diarrhoea is a nasty thing.
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