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4 Ways to Make a Root Beer Float

By Matthew Lynch
December 2, 2023
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Introduction:

A root beer float is a classic and timeless dessert drink that has been enjoyed by people of all ages for generations. It is a perfect combination of ice-cold root beer, creamy vanilla ice cream, and an optional garnishing. In this article, we will explore four different ways to make a root beer float to suit your taste and preferences.

1. The Classic Root Beer Float:

Ingredients:

– Root beer (10 oz)

– Vanilla ice cream (2 scoops)

Instructions:

1. Start by pouring the root beer into a tall glass, filling it halfway.

2. Gently add two scoops of vanilla ice cream into the glass, on top of the root beer.

3. Slowly pour more root beer over the ice cream until your glass is full.

4. Serve with a straw and enjoy immediately.

2. The Boozy Root Beer Float:

Ingredients:

– Root beer (10 oz)

– Vanilla ice cream (2 scoops)

– Spiced rum or bourbon (1 oz)

Instructions:

1. Pour the root beer into a tall glass, filling it halfway.

2. Add the spiced rum or bourbon to the glass and stir gently.

3. Gently place two scoops of vanilla ice cream into the glass.

4. Slowly pour more root beer over the ice cream until your glass is full.

5. Serve with a straw and enjoy responsibly.

3. The Vegan Root Beer Float:

Ingredients:

– Vegan root beer (10 oz)

– Dairy-free vanilla ice cream (2 scoops)

Instructions:

1. Pour the vegan root beer into a tall glass, filling it halfway.

2. Gently place two scoops of dairy-free vanilla ice cream into the glass, on top of the root beer.

3. Slowly pour more vegan root beer over the ice cream until your glass is full.

4. Serve with a straw and enjoy immediately.

4. The Ultimate Root Beer Float:

Ingredients:

– Root beer (10 oz)

– Vanilla ice cream (2 scoops)

– Whipped cream, caramel sauce, and maraschino cherry for garnishing

Instructions:

1. Pour the root beer into a tall glass, filling it halfway.

2. Gently place two scoops of vanilla ice cream into the glass, on top of the root beer.

3. Slowly pour more root beer over the ice cream until your glass is full.

4. Top your float with whipped cream, a drizzle of caramel sauce, and a maraschino cherry for an indulgent treat.

5. Serve with a straw and enjoy immediately.

Conclusion:

With these four different ways to make a root beer float, you have options to suit any preference or occasion. Enjoy this classic treat at home and elevate it with creative twists for a memorable dessert experience.

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