The Gulaman Soda Sparkling Water Recipe is a modern take on a beloved Filipino refreshment. Sweet arnibal, chewy gulaman cubes, and crisp sparkling water come together to create a fizzy mocktail that feels both nostalgic and refreshing. Using a Sodarizer sparkling water maker lets you enjoy this classic drink with fresh carbonation at home in Manila or anywhere in the Philippines.
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Ingredients
- 1/2 cup gulaman cubes
- 2 tbsp brown sugar syrup or arnibal
- 100 ml soda water made with Sodarizer
- 200 g ice
Step-by-step instructions
- Fill a glass with 200 g of ice.
- Add the gulaman cubes on top of the ice.
- Pour in the brown sugar syrup or arnibal.
- Slowly top with soda water made using your Sodarizer sparkling water maker.
- Stir gently to combine.
- Serve immediately while cold and fizzy.
Why this recipe works
The sweetness of arnibal balances perfectly with the clean fizz of sparkling water, while gulaman adds a familiar chewy texture. Freshly carbonated soda water keeps the drink light and refreshing compared to traditional versions.
Serving tips
- Chill the gulaman cubes before assembling the drink.
- Adjust sweetness by adding more or less arnibal.
- Serve in a clear glass to showcase the gulaman texture.
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FAQ
What is gulaman made of?
Gulaman is made from agar derived from seaweed and is commonly used in Filipino desserts and drinks.
Is Gulaman Soda a mocktail?
Yes, this drink is non-alcoholic and suitable for all ages.
Can I use bottled soda water?
Yes, but freshly carbonated water from a Sodarizer sparkling water maker gives better fizz and freshness.
Can I make this using SodaStream-style machines?
Yes, this recipe works with SodaStream-style machines or other soda makers.
Optional note
This recipe is designed for Sodarizer but also works with SodaStream-style machines or other soda makers. Always carbonate plain water first, then add syrups and gulaman.
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