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Many batters made in a soda syphon/whipper that I have seen, and used myself, use CO2. This is common when the goal is aeration. Though, I have also seen N2O used.

A description of what you are making, and which brand of whipper, might allow a better response.

Many batters made in a soda syphon/whipper that I have seen, and used myself, use CO₂. This is common when the goal is aeration. Though, I have also seen N₂O used.

A description of what you are making, and which brand of whipper, might allow a better response.

Many batters made in a soda syphon/whipper that I have seen, and used myself, use N20. Though, often, when the goal is aeration, CO2 is used.

A description of what you are making, and which brand of whipper, might allow a better response.

Many batters made in a soda syphon/whipper that I have seen, and used myself, use CO2. This is common when the goal is aeration. Though, I have also seen N2O used.

A description of what you are making, and which brand of whipper, might allow a better response.

Most batters made in a soda syphon/whipper that I have seen, and used myself, use N20. Though, often, when the goal is aeration, CO2 is used.

A description of what you are making, and which brand of whipper, might allow a better response.

Many batters made in a soda syphon/whipper that I have seen, and used myself, use N20. Though, often, when the goal is aeration, CO2 is used.

A description of what you are making, and which brand of whipper, might allow a better response.