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How to Open Shaken Soda Without Making a Mess Using the ‘Soda Ninja Swipe’

  • Kimber StreamsKimber Streams
  • December 12, 2013

Grant Thompson, a.k.a. “The King of Random,” demonstrates how to open a shaken bottle of soda without making a mess using the “Soda Ninja Swipe.” If done properly, the cap flies off the bottle with a bang and leaves a cool mist behind.

via The Awesomer

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