17 MAY 2024
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Banta soda is typically served in a Codd-neck bottle, a design patented in 1872 by Hiram Codd. It features a marble sealed in the neck of the bottle, which acts as a stopper.
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The distinctive feature of Banta soda is the process of carbonation. A marble is held against the mouth of the bottle by the pressure of the carbonated drink inside. To open the bottle, the marble is pushed down into the bottle, releasing the pressure and allowing the drink to be poured out.
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Banta soda comes in various flavors, including lemon, orange, cola, and masala (spiced).
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It's often sold by street vendors, who prepare it fresh by adding flavorings, spices, and soda water to the bottle before sealing it.
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Banta soda is a nostalgic drink for many Delhiites, evoking memories of childhood and hot summer days.
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Its tangy and fizzy taste makes it a refreshing choice, especially during the scorching summer months.
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Banta soda is not just a drink but also a cultural icon, featured in movies, songs, and literature, further adding to its popularity and appeal.