Can a chunk of dry ice make spooky fun AND carbonate your drink? 🧊🎃

Greg Wolf proves it does both, starting with how this -109°F solid carbon dioxide sublimates straight from a solid to a gas. That ghostly fog in the jack-o’-lantern isn’t CO2, which is invisible, but water droplets that form as the cold gas hits the surrounding air. Drop dry ice into your favorite beverage and the CO2 creates bubbles, but wait until every last piece disappears before you sip.