Definition of seltzer
: artificially carbonated water
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After five minutes, heat your seltzer and juice on low heat for approximately 3-5 minutes (do NOT let the mixture boil) whisking the mixture until the gelatin is completely dissolved.
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Boston Beer also has diversified into other beverages, such as Twisted Tea and Truly Spiked & Sparkling hard seltzer.
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Does it suck sometimes to turn down invitations, or be the one drinking seltzer while everyone else nurses their Pinot Noir?
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Add Barefoot Moscato and stir. Pour over crushed ice, leaving room for the seltzer.
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To do this at home, just take a few sips out of your favorite fancy seltzer, and add a mini bottle of tequila.
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The seltzer brand has conjured a cult following, thanks in part to its mystery.
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Swap the snacks for calming tea or seltzer, keep hands busy with a project, take a walk or a bath or head to bed a little earlier.
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Would there be a group of Clown Lives Matter protesters armed with old-timey seltzer bottles, lined up at the ready to protect the good names of their fellow balloon-fondlers and pie-throwers?
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Origin and Etymology of seltzer
modification of German Selterser (Wasser) water of Selters, from Nieder Selters, Germany
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Definition of seltzer for English Language Learners
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: water that has bubbles added to it
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