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Gordon Booth · 08-10-2012, 19:59

Ever got ice cubes out of a freezer and one's frozen onto your fingers? That's probably -20/-30 degrees Centigrade.
Liquid nitrogen- that's-196 C( -321 F). How she ever got that drink passed her lips and teeth without them freezing solid I can't imagine. What it did to her gullet and stomach- heaven knows.
And how this stuff can be allowed in open jugs in a pub/bar- the mind boggles.Imagine if some joker thought it would be fun to throw the contents into your face!You'd lose your face, eyes etc. Just knocking the jug over could be a disaster.

08-10-2012, 19:59	#7
Gordon Booth Senior Member+ Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 2,402 Liked: 715 times Rep Power: 46613	Re: Liquid nitrogen cocktails Ever got ice cubes out of a freezer and one's frozen onto your fingers? That's probably -20/-30 degrees Centigrade. Liquid nitrogen- that's-196 C( -321 F). How she ever got that drink passed her lips and teeth without them freezing solid I can't imagine. What it did to her gullet and stomach- heaven knows. And how this stuff can be allowed in open jugs in a pub/bar- the mind boggles.Imagine if some joker thought it would be fun to throw the contents into your face!You'd lose your face, eyes etc. Just knocking the jug over could be a disaster.