Lemon pop pot

Lemon pop pot

The lemon pop pot (and others chest bottle) is a kind of the bottles for the soda. Because a design to cork with a glass marble was characteristic, and was developed by British Hiram コッド (English version); called コッド neck bottle (English: Codd-neck bottle) and the コッズ bottle (English: Codds bottle) [¹] [²].

The first Japanese lemon pop pot depends on Tamakichi Tokunaga of the Tokunaga glass, and the name comes from the brand name, too [³].

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Development

I was developed by Hiram コッド which ran ボトラー in camber well of London in 1872 [⁴].

Structure

It becomes the design to seal the mouth of the bottle with a glass marble. Meet a bottle, and a glass marble is pushed to the mouth when do it upside down, and inject carbonated water, and a seal is done by pressure of the carbonic acid [⁴]; [⁵]. The bottle became narrower on the way; is designed. When this inclines the bottle and pours it, I am effective in doing a thing and [⁶], filling to lose a glass marble in the hollow, and not to inhibit a lemon pop quickly [⁴].

As process of manufacture, make top and bottom separately, and a method to heat it after making a method to braze it after putting a glass marble and a normal bottle, and having put a glass marble, and to squeeze is known [⁷]; [⁸].

Spread

 

Banta who is made a bottle

Although they thought that some alcoholic drinks suppliers should not use it, the lemon pop pots spread without after development in Europe, India, the Australian soft drink supplier, brewer. I was apt to be treated as folk etymology, but words named "コッズワロップ" were born as the etymology with the beer using the lemon pop pot [⁹].

I was generally used for dozens of years, but gradually decreased. There are relatively few old bottles, and it is a collection product to crush a bottle because a child takes out a glass marble. The bottle of the cobalt gains a high price at auction among other things [¹⁰].

A lemon pop pot is used for Japanese lemon pop and Indian Banta [¹¹].

Other lemon pops pot

A bottom ball type, a lemon pop pot dropping a glass marble by Tombow Beverage to the bottle bottom by the cork before the development by Hiram コッズ exist [³]; [⁴] [¹²].

The container of the cake "lemon pop" of Morinaga & Co., Ltd. imitated a lemon pop pot made of plastic.

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