15 APR 2024
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Fill a bucket, sink, or large bowl with ice and cold water. Submerge the beer bottle or can in the ice water and add salt to the mixture. Salt lowers the freezing point of water, which can help chill the beer faster.
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Wrap the beer bottle or can in a damp paper towel and place it in the freezer. The moisture on the paper towel helps transfer heat away from the beer more efficiently, speeding up the chilling process.
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Place the beer bottle or can in the freezer and set a timer for around 15 minutes. Every few minutes, give the beer a gentle spin. This motion redistributes the colder liquid from the center of the container to the warmer outer edges, helping it chill faster.
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If you have access to compressed air or a CO2 tank, you can use it to quickly chill a beer. Hold the beer upside down and spray the compressed air or CO2 over it. As the gas expands, it absorbs heat from the beer, cooling it rapidly.
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If you have frozen fruit like grapes or berries, you can use them as makeshift ice cubes. Drop them into a glass or container with the beer to cool it down without diluting the flavor.
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Remember, regardless of the method you choose, keep an eye on the beer to prevent it from freezing. Rapid cooling can sometimes cause the beer to expand and potentially explode if left in the freezer for too long. Cheers to enjoying a cold one!