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1.1M views · 14K reactions | This recipe only requires 3 ingredients, and once you've got the process down, they're super easy to make. You can use this same process for all sorts of different flavors. Try using citrus zest instead of raspberries, or another freeze dried fruit. Cinnamon sugar would also be delicious! | Crowded Kitchen | Facebook

QuickScience Part 6 - Moving water with a straw! This is the magic of a siphon in action! By trapping the water in the straw and then releasing it over the second glass, we allow gravity to pull the liquid down, while the atmospheric pressure pushes it from the first glass. Essentially, the water is being 'pulled' from one container to another through the straw. #QuickScience #scienceisfun #scienceexperiment #kidsactivities #sciencefun #stemactivities #scienceforkids #stemeducationforkids #steme