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Little Ball In Guinness Can.

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Jennykenny | 14:15 Sun 08th Jul 2018 | How it Works
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Had a can of Guinness for the first time in years, and there is a little ball inside it. Presumably to make it ‘fizz’, but how does it work?
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It's a widget.
14:18 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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http://uk.businessinsider.com/plastic-ball-guinness-smoothifier-widget-ads-nitrogen-2015-9?r=US&IR=T
14:19 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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Info here - https://tinyurl.com/yb7lk6e8

Thirsty now...
14:20 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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https://recipes.howstuffworks.com/question446.htm
14:20 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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Sorry, should've refreshed the page...
14:20 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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It's there to ensure you stain the ceiling on opening if you've not chilled your beer first.
15:33 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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Here's the one and only explanation:
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20121129164520AAwdgYV
15:38 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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If you paint with your drink it is.
15:40 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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Interesting.
16:23 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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My son told his children that the tooth fairy uses the teeth she collects for this.
16:27 Sun 08th Jul 2018
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What, that the little balls are teeth?
16:30 Sun 08th Jul 2018

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