@Joanne202 - Yes, you can charge for items that guests consume if they are aware that consumption will result in an additional fee. You will need to put it in your house rules and put in steps to be able to "prove" that the guests did, indeed, eat or drink items from the mini-bar in case they deny it. This will be harder than you think and Airbnb may deny your request for additional funds if the guest refuses to pay.
You will also need to be careful with liquor laws, consult a lawyer, and probably make sure you carry insurance to protect you from lawsuits filed from injured parties because you provided alcohol (this will not be covered by Airbnb's Host Guarantee!) Remember, an Airbnb stay is not like staying in a hotel, it is an opportunity to share a home that may otherwise be unoccupied.
Yes, you would use the Resolution Center to collect this money. No, you cannot use the security deposit to collect these fees. The Security Deposit is to cover the cost of damages.
https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/767/what-is-the-resolution-center
https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/140/how-does-airbnb-handle-security-deposits
A good read: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/investing/buy-to-let/the-airbnb-pitfalls-that-could-end-up-costing-you-t...
Personally, I'd provide soda for free and provide directions to the nearest liquor store for booze. Providing alcohol does not sound like a good idea to me at all.