Kool-Aid adds some fizz to SodaStream with deal By NBC News staff and wire SodaStream users could soon be drinking the Kool-Aid -- literally. Kraft Foods and SodaStream International have expanded their partnership to include Kool-Aid to their portfolio, the companies said Wednesday. That means Kool-Aid for SodaStream will be available for purchase during the fourth quarter, they said in a statement. The two companies already have a partnership to make, market and distribute drinks such as Crystal Light and Country Time for use with the SodaStream soda-making system. "We're pleased with the early success of Crystal Light and Country Time and believe that adding Kool-Aid will attract even more people to enjoy our flavors with personally-made carbonation," Doug Weekes, vice president, beverages, Kraft Foods said in a statement. SodaStream, which sells its soda-making machines, flavors, carbon dioxide refills, and re-usable carbonation bottles around the world, launched in the United States, the world's largest market for carbonated drinks, about a decade ago. Click here to check SodaStream's share price.