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This Unexpected Food Will Fix Your Flat Champagne

Courtney Lewis Student Contributor, University of Florida
This article is written by a student writer from the Spoon University at UFL chapter and does not reflect the views of Spoon University.

Leftover champagne got you feeling flat? Bring the celebration back to your bottle with a raisin. Yes, a raisin.

Step 1: Drop a raisin into your flat champagne.

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Raisins finally have a purpose.

Step 2: Wait a few minutes for the raisin to work its magic.

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Watch as the carbon dioxide in the champagne reacts with the raisin.

Step 3: Enjoy the fizz.

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At last, your champagne should bubble just as when you first popped the cork. Now all you have to do figure out is what to do with the rest of your raisins.