I have vivid memories of my first encounters with science as a child: watching the tablecloth pulled out from under a set table without a single glass wobbling, dry ice as “smoking” ice cubes during childhood birthday parties, or performing simple chemistry experiments such as making slime using Borax and Elmer’s glue. With research labs closed, this situation may provide a unique opportunity for many researchers to instill an interest in science into the next generation while simultaneously spreading some joy and laughter. Many are struggling to juggle childcare and homeschooling with job responsibilities and expectations. For many, this has been sharing pictures of their new four-legged “work colleagues” on social media, while many others are baking, running, knitting, or pursuing other hobbies. With our lives turned upside down, we are all seeking for ways to spread joy and keep our idle hands and minds busy. However, the pandemic is taking an unarguable toll on our mental health and is increasing stress levels. We rarely venture outside our homes and if we do, we are armed to the teeth with hand sanitizer. Lectures are moved from the classroom to Zoom chats, exams are taken online, and PhDs are defended remotely. Universities and schools are closed, restaurants are deserted, bars are shuttered, and people are working remotely from the safety of their homes. Serve in a fun glass and enjoy! To make this version non-alcoholic, simply omit the vodka.The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has completely changed life as we know it. (Optional) Add a few drops of food coloringĭirections: Add all ingredients to a blender and mix.Spoon the frozen mixture into a glass and serve with a spoon and straw. It is easier with two people for this part – one whisking while the other pours the nitrogen. Pour in a bit of nitrogen at a time while whisking. Make sure to have protective gear, including goggles and cryogenic gloves. 1 to 1.5 cups of vanilla simple syrup (blue and green food coloring)ĭirections: In a large metal bowl, add vodka, simple syrup, vanilla extract, and milk.Allow dry ice to dissolve completely before drinking. Use tongs to place a cube of dry ice in the glass. Shake vigorously for 20-30 seconds -strain into a cup or martini glass and top with Sprite or club soda. Allow dry ice to dissolve completely before drinking.ĭirections: In a cocktail shaker, add (regular) ice, Vitamin B2, apple syrup, and sour mix. Strain into a cup or martini glass and use tongs to place a cube of dry ice in the glass. 1oz original flavor simple syrup mixed with green neon food coloringĭirections: In a cocktail shaker, add (regular) ice, vodka, apple pucker, Vitamin B2, simple syrup, and a splash of sour mix.Stir food coloring into the finished syrup to change your drink’s color. To make vanilla simple syrup: mix sugar and water over medium heat until sugar dissolves, remove from heat and stir in one tablespoon of vanilla extract. To make the original flavor of simple syrup: mix sugar and water over medium heat until the sugar dissolves. Lemon zest syrup is good for up to 3 months. Add water to the mixture and simmer over medium heat, occasionally stirring, until the sugar dissolves completely - strain the mixture through a fine-mesh sieve into a sealable container. Transfer the mixture to a saucepan and allow it to sit for 30 minutes (without heat) while the sugar absorbs the lemon oil. 1/3 cup (packed) of finely grated lemon zestĭirections: Grind sugar and lemon zest in a food processor for 1 minute.(Optional) add homemade lemon simple syrup (recipe below)ĭirections: Repeat the process above, omitting vodka.Add homemade lemon simple syrup if desired. (Optional) Add homemade lemon simple syrup mixed with a few drops of pink/red food coloring for added sweetness and a color change (recipe below)ĭirections: In a glass, combine vodka and Vitamin B2 and top with Sprite.One dropper full of liquid Vitamin B2 Riboflavin.Pour yourself a glowing drink, and sip for science! Remember to drink responsibly.ĭirections: Combine vodka and tonic water in a glass and add a splash of pineapple juice.ĭirections: Fill a glass with tonic water and add a splash of pineapple juice.
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