When I was a kid in the 50s, the guy who owned the neighborhood store, used to keep those mugs in the ice cream freezer, and when you ordered a "black cow", he'd pull one out, all nice and frosty, (I thought that was very fancy, at the time!) fill it with root beer, and top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I can still remember sitting on the stool at the soda counter on a summer day, it was such a treat. Your upscale version brings back some happy memories!
I've heard that a "Black Cow" was a variant of a float, but the exact type depended on location. In some places, a black cow was a root beer float, in others it refered to a coke float, and in some places, it was a root beer float with chocolate ice cream. I'm not from the 50s but I was curious after hearing the Steely Dan song "Black Cow" and did some research.
One of the only indulgences of my poverty-adjacent childhood was a DIY root beer float. Fill a pint glass to 2/3 full of loosely dropped in spoonfuls of store brand French vanilla ice cream, then slowly pour in the A&W root beer to 1" from the rim. Stir, stir, stir and omg nothing like it. Standing in the kitchen, eat/drinking it with the stir spoon, counting fireflies through the screen door.
yes yes yes! Wish they still made those limited time sodas (crystal lychee, lemongrass, asian pear and I forgot the last one) they had so he could make one of those as well but I dont know if they ever did those outside the tour rooms.
You have reminded me of a drink we got at our local drive-in restaurant, back in the day there were carhops that would serve to the cars hooking a tray onto the window rolled down (by hand of course) almost all the way. The drink is called a Bee Sting. It’s made from Root Beer, orange juice, tonic water, and slushed ice. Your drink is awesome! 🦌💌❤️☕️
You must be as old as I am, shuffling around with my walker! Hahaha--great memories. I like 'cream soda' for the holiday. That red is very festive 🍒🍉🎈❤️! (I'm in 🇨🇦-lots of red up here on Canada Day, July 1st)
I loved drinking Sioux City! We used to stock it at the hardware store I worked at. Maybe Moxie would work too... but people either really love or really hate it.
@@thatonegreenguy2842 I am super lucky there is a hardware store that carries it close to my mom's house. When the craving hits I'll stop by there when visiting.
The last root beer float I had caused one of the worst gall bladder attacks I ever had. 17 years later no gall bladder and no root beer floats I tried this and it was one of the most delicious beautiful reunions I have ever experienced. I know this is a slushy vs float but it literally is just what the Dr ordered. Thanks for the video. Best regards.
...and I thought all you do is pour a root beer in a mug with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and you got a float...silly me! Chef John... you light up my life! ❤
Personally, the most refreshing thing I can imagine for a hot summer day is a mint lemonade slushie, which I'd love you to make, but I'll give this a shot too.
I'm going to try it with my coffee creamer, Coldstone Creamery's Sweet Cream. In the summer, we freeze drinks in water bottles, (half full), then add the rest of the unfrozen liquid and shake the heck out of it to make slushies, cuz I don't like to have to wash the blender lol
Made this for a neighborhood get-together this past weekend and it was insanely good and people seemed to really enjoy them. Lots of compliments and knowing looks when I mentioned I learned this from Chef John. Added a dusting of some cinnamon on top of the cream and sprinkled some crushed mint leaves on top and it ended up being a nice touch.
I just made these but used "Butter Beer". If you have ever been to Harry Potter World in Universal Studies you know they sell Butter Beer as a drink or as a slush. We can buy butter beer here in our large candy stores. The brand is Flying Cauldron. I followed the same process, 1 bottle in the ice cube tray and then added another bottle to the cubes in the blender. I put about 1/2 a scoop of GOOD vanilla ice cream in the bottom of the mug, added the slush then another 1/2 scoop on top. Delicious!. Thanks Chef John!!
Wow…. A blast from the past. We did this as kids in the 60’s, We added a scoop of vanilla ice cream instead of cream. Loved it then and will love it again. Thanks ☺️
Thanks for the inspiration. I have a vintage Oster 12 speed blender that I use for smoothies, milkshakes and I freeze leftover coffee into cubes to make icecaps. Never thought of freezing soda. Oh the possibilities are endless. Creamcycle anyone?
Oh baby comere. I haven’t done this for way, way too long. Thanks for a great summertime reminder! Must. Have. Now. I just put a spatchcocked turkey breast slathered under its skin with a compound butter so good, sprayed with oil and salted and peppered and with my sides already accomplished.. I’m pooped! That’s all it take for me anymore. LOL a meal! It was the spatchcocking. Turkey first timer here. Cleaver and hammer and flip press down perfection. But ugh took longer than I’d imagined by the time I’d trimmed up its little riblets etc. Oh besides all the sides, I finally dragged out all my chicken bones skin etc. from a freezer and a super looking gelatinous no salt stock is simmering away. Now to find space in a freezer! SMH at this when I should be in the garden on such a lovely day. Enjoy your weekend, Chef John! Ice cream headaches are ZERO fun, but I’m game :-) Off to freeze my Dad’s Old Fashioned.. I think that’s what I have? Thanks for being timely, again. Very helpful!! This is what this hot mama needs right now!
I think this would be fab with lemonade too, with or without the cream. Also, an easy vegan version can just sub coconut cream (the thick part from a can of coconut milk) - it will work just the same as the heavy cream!
I once drank a frozen drink fast enough that I got not only brain freeze, but also chest freeze. I was convinced I was going to die. 0/10 would not recommend. I’m willing to risk it for this though.
This reminds me of my father's favorite soda from the drug store. Back when drug stores had fountain drinks. His was a chocolate, marshmallow, root beer float with one scoop vanilla ice cream. Very decadent as well as yummy!
This is beauty, but I will be needing some vanilla ice cream layered into the rootbeer. I like this idea very much. I will freeze my rootbeer in the future.
In Canada, I have found that the best root beer that I've found for root beer floats is A&W root beer. It goes very good with the vanilla ice cream. If you actually get one at A&W, then they usually serve it in a frosted mug (or at least they used to, before covid, I'm not sure if that changed). Places here aren't allowed to use plastic straws though (or plastic bags, cutlery, ect.) so if you get a straw with it, it will be paper, which really isn't the same, but probably better for the environment. Some people bring their own reusable straws, too. A long time ago I got some of the big A&W mugs, so this will be a good thing to make at home with A&W root beer. I don't think my son has ever had an ice cream float.
Wait a minute. How does Chef John know that I just received a case of my favorite root beer? But now I need to go buy an ice cube tray. For anybody curious, it's Lost Trails. They also have an excellent Sarsaparilla.
I need a blender like the one you have! I love slushies and icees all year round! When I was a kid we would get them every summer more than ice cream! LOL Coke is still my favorite! Last week I made what I call a dirty snow milkshake. I put some vanilla ice cream in a glass and pour root beer over it. I was using a store brand of course so it foamed up and looked like dirty snow hence the title "dirty Snow Milkshake". Not that anyone would want to taste dirty snow but it just looked like it and it was delicious!
Hurray for Chef John! I tasted my first root beer slushie years ago at a locally-owned-&-operated drive-in restaurant (which is still in business, I'm happy to report). Their root beer floats and slushies are the pride of their drinks menu, because they use a high-quality, "artisan" root beer. So many golden summer memories associated with this drink. 🍦🥤💖😃
Hmmm...frozen state fair lemonade, in place of the root beer, and a dash of mint, strawberry or cherry extract added to the cream. Or you use good old-fashioned orange soda instead of root beer, top with vanilla cream, and you have a creamy orange slushy. 😊 I may enjoy a bit of summer after all. Thanks, Chef John! 👍
If you live in one of the lucky parts of the country that has access to Vernor’s (basically the Midwest or Florida), anything that can be done with root beer can also be done with Vernor’s, to spectacular success.
Perfect timing on this. I just made myself a root beer float with homemade vanilla ice cream. This weekend is a scorcher in my area, so this recipe will be my drink during the heat wave.
I just made this and it was awesome! I was too impatient to let my root beer freeze overnight but it was sufficient to let them freeze a few hours, for me anyway, I still managed to get a good slush going on. I’ve always loved a root beer float and this is a great slight variation!
I'm going to try this, John. I remember in the '60s, wour family used to have aluminum glasses I would put orange juice in it as well as a spoon. Try that for a refeshing drink, maybe some Vodka. Sign me up!
I have a candidate for something better to sip on a hot summer day... Food Wishes' State Fair Lemonade... but man can't live on lemonade alone so this is the perfect alternative !
I was REALLY hoping for a Chef John old school rootbeer recipe to go along with this. Something with actual sassafras! For anyone interested in making their own rootbeer check out Glen and Friends recipe and then go make this!
When I was a kid in the 50s, the guy who owned the neighborhood store, used to keep those mugs in the ice cream freezer, and when you ordered a "black cow", he'd pull one out, all nice and frosty, (I thought that was very fancy, at the time!) fill it with root beer, and top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I can still remember sitting on the stool at the soda counter on a summer day, it was such a treat. Your upscale version brings back some happy memories!
I've heard that a "Black Cow" was a variant of a float, but the exact type depended on location. In some places, a black cow was a root beer float, in others it refered to a coke float, and in some places, it was a root beer float with chocolate ice cream.
I'm not from the 50s but I was curious after hearing the Steely Dan song "Black Cow" and did some research.
That version is much better.
Great
Wholesome
🎶 Drink your big black cow, and get out of here! 🎶
One of the only indulgences of my poverty-adjacent childhood was a DIY root beer float. Fill a pint glass to 2/3 full of loosely dropped in spoonfuls of store brand French vanilla ice cream, then slowly pour in the A&W root beer to 1" from the rim. Stir, stir, stir and omg nothing like it. Standing in the kitchen, eat/drinking it with the stir spoon, counting fireflies through the screen door.
I’m a float lover too… very simple and soooo good
@@beckygilmore4798 You know what never gets mentioned even though it's delicious is a ginger ale float!
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Not had one in about 20 years and just happen to have a bottle of ginger ale in the fridge... yeah, it's happening.
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I'm thinking the same thing about using Ginger Ale. Or Orange Crush for a Dreamsicle flavor.
@@maryann7619 I'm with ya on that one!
Me: "Hey, can I borrow your blender?"
Neighbor: "Is it because of that new Food Wishes video?"
"Yes. I am trying to be Salman Rushdie."
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Yeah bro, I'm the Jimmy Carter of the blender barter!
Well... it has been 9 minutes 🕑
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Cold root beer poured over two big scoops of Blue Bell vanilla ice cream!
Perfect
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I think John Mellencamp got the inspiration for" Hurts So Good" from a brain freeze.
Or as the result of some teeth being used, if you get my drift.
"If you want your friends stories to sound a little more interesting..." Oh Chef John, we don't deserve you.
I do believe that is a Sprecher root beer! Nice choice, Chef John.
Sprecher makes fantastic root beer and cream soda.
Nah! FITZs rootbeer I the best maam!
Indeed. I prefer it to both of my local root beers. The honey really makes a difference.
yes yes yes! Wish they still made those limited time sodas (crystal lychee, lemongrass, asian pear and I forgot the last one) they had so he could make one of those as well but I dont know if they ever did those outside the tour rooms.
Sprecher is fantastic Root Beer
I instantly enter my happy place when I hear Chef John’s voice.
You have reminded me of a drink we got at our local drive-in restaurant, back in the day there were carhops that would serve to the cars hooking a tray onto the window rolled down (by hand of course) almost all the way. The drink is called a Bee Sting. It’s made from Root Beer, orange juice, tonic water, and slushed ice.
Your drink is awesome! 🦌💌❤️☕️
You must be as old as I am, shuffling around with my walker! Hahaha--great memories. I like 'cream soda' for the holiday. That red is very festive 🍒🍉🎈❤️! (I'm in 🇨🇦-lots of red up here on Canada Day, July 1st)
Since this video came out, I've had about 27 root beer floats, 15 orange crush floats and 5-6 random flavors. Thanks for the idea, Chef John!
Nothing beats a root beer float either, miss the old Sioux City Sassparilla and a huge scoop of vanilla ice cream, what a great combo.
omg--sioux city sarsaparilla is the BEST!!!!!!!!!
I loved drinking Sioux City! We used to stock it at the hardware store I worked at.
Maybe Moxie would work too... but people either really love or really hate it.
You can order Sioux City online if you look it up online at white rock beverages. Still great stuff
@@thatonegreenguy2842 I am super lucky there is a hardware store that carries it close to my mom's house. When the craving hits I'll stop by there when visiting.
@@thatonegreenguy2842 Thanks! I'll have to check it out.
This looks like a thing I can drink everyday! Also soon 4 million, congrats!!!
*just four million calories...WOOHOO!!!*
The last root beer float I had caused one of the worst gall bladder attacks I ever had. 17 years later no gall bladder and no root beer floats I tried this and it was one of the most delicious beautiful reunions I have ever experienced. I know this is a slushy vs float but it literally is just what the Dr ordered. Thanks for the video. Best regards.
...and I thought all you do is pour a root beer in a mug with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and you got a float...silly me! Chef John... you light up my life! ❤
Personally, the most refreshing thing I can imagine for a hot summer day is a mint lemonade slushie, which I'd love you to make, but I'll give this a shot too.
Or a beer, just a beer
I'm going to try it with my coffee creamer, Coldstone Creamery's Sweet Cream. In the summer, we freeze drinks in water bottles, (half full), then add the rest of the unfrozen liquid and shake the heck out of it to make slushies, cuz I don't like to have to wash the blender lol
Made this for a neighborhood get-together this past weekend and it was insanely good and people seemed to really enjoy them. Lots of compliments and knowing looks when I mentioned I learned this from Chef John. Added a dusting of some cinnamon on top of the cream and sprinkled some crushed mint leaves on top and it ended up being a nice touch.
I just made these but used "Butter Beer". If you have ever been to Harry Potter World in Universal Studies you know they sell Butter Beer as a drink or as a slush. We can buy butter beer here in our large candy stores. The brand is Flying Cauldron. I followed the same process, 1 bottle in the ice cube tray and then added another bottle to the cubes in the blender. I put about 1/2 a scoop of GOOD vanilla ice cream in the bottom of the mug, added the slush then another 1/2 scoop on top. Delicious!. Thanks Chef John!!
Sprecher root beer! Delicious stuff. I used to live really close to their brewery. Their beer wasn't great, but their sodas were terrific.
Wow…. A blast from the past. We did this as kids in the 60’s, We added a scoop of vanilla ice cream instead of cream. Loved it then and will love it again. Thanks ☺️
8 years watching and I still love each new video. Thanks Chef John! You the best!
Just made this with my magic bullet
Didn’t have cream so just used some vanilla ice cream
Very tasty!
Perfect in a hot and humid day.
Thanks for the inspiration. I have a vintage Oster 12 speed blender that I use for smoothies, milkshakes and I freeze leftover coffee into cubes to make icecaps. Never thought of freezing soda. Oh the possibilities are endless. Creamcycle anyone?
Oh baby comere.
I haven’t done this for way, way too long. Thanks for a great summertime reminder! Must. Have. Now. I just put a spatchcocked turkey breast slathered under its skin with a compound butter so good, sprayed with oil and salted and peppered and with my sides already accomplished.. I’m pooped! That’s all it take for me anymore. LOL a meal!
It was the spatchcocking. Turkey first timer here. Cleaver and hammer and flip press down perfection. But ugh took longer than I’d imagined by the time I’d trimmed up its little riblets etc. Oh besides all the sides, I finally dragged out all my chicken bones skin etc. from a freezer and a super looking gelatinous no salt stock is simmering away. Now to find space in a freezer! SMH at this when I should be in the garden on such a lovely day.
Enjoy your weekend, Chef John! Ice cream headaches are ZERO fun, but I’m game :-)
Off to freeze my Dad’s Old Fashioned.. I think that’s what I have?
Thanks for being timely, again. Very helpful!!
This is what this hot mama needs right now!
Love Chef John, but I'm sticking with ice cold Root Beer and a couple of scoops of Vanilla Ice Cream.
A classic 👌
I just tried this recipe and that was my conclusion as well. 🍺
TRUTH
Any other soda suggestions? Maybe a orange cream kinda thing?
Make fresh watermelon agua fresca with fresh mint. Also can add vodka 🍉😋
Sonic used to make Cream Slushes ( I always ordered Orange because it tasted like a Dreamsicle). Of course they don't make them anymore.
Coke float would be good
Do this same recipe and just replace the root beer with orange soda. Dreamsicle slushie!
Cream soda with a few pumps of butterscotch syrup.
Root Beer! You either LOVE IT or HATE IT - no middle ground!!! Making room in my freezer right now! Thanks for the idea & great video!
A childhood favorite. Thanks for the memories Chef John. Now I would add a little Vanilla Vodka to the Root Beer before freezing in the ice trays. 😋
Id top with a little rumchata too
Be careful though, anything over 40% AVP won't freeze, due to the avp.
@@bandiceet That just means ya can drink them faster 😜
Root Beer Schnapps.
As a kid I loved root beer floats...vanilla ice cream with cold root beer! Very ice indeed.
I think this would be fab with lemonade too, with or without the cream. Also, an easy vegan version can just sub coconut cream (the thick part from a can of coconut milk) - it will work just the same as the heavy cream!
Wow! How simple yet amazing. Brought back many childhood memories from weekends at the lake. All senses were heightened. Thanks for that x
Sprecher root beer is among the greatest liquids on the planet. Great choice Chef John.
I once drank a frozen drink fast enough that I got not only brain freeze, but also chest freeze. I was convinced I was going to die. 0/10 would not recommend. I’m willing to risk it for this though.
My mind is spinning with all the combos I could make!
Father’s Day Special!!! Great idea! Thanks Chef 👨🍳
This reminds me of my father's favorite soda from the drug store. Back when drug stores had fountain drinks. His was a chocolate, marshmallow, root beer float with one scoop vanilla ice cream. Very decadent as well as yummy!
Yum!
I've got family coming in for the 4th, we are doing these for sure!
Chef John you live a rich life. God bless you &family.
Cream soda and vanilla vodka for the vanilla creme, orange soda and grand marnier for the creamsicle, cola and rum , the possibilities are endless.
This is beauty, but I will be needing some vanilla ice cream layered into the rootbeer. I like this idea very much. I will freeze my rootbeer in the future.
Yeah I was thinking a nice French Vanilla ice cream would be just a little better and more convenient.
@@paulwalsh2344 You ever just take a root beer float and blend it like a milk shake? Mmmm mm.
Sprechers is the BEST root beer! Good choice!
These would be great spiked with Kraken Rum
Mount Gay rum would top that off just nice too...
Kraken is a good option because of the high sweetness it has.
Sidney Powell would approve of that.
vodka works surprisingly well too. you will hardly taste the vodka.
I drink Kraken Rum with A&W Root Beer all the time.
Rum is my favorite liquor to mix with root beer floats, along with a splash of rum chata!
On a school teacher's salary with 6 kids, childhood sweet memories with Mama & Daddy at the local A&W for a 25-cent rootbeer float! Yums! 🌞
Looks simple and delightful. Gotta try this....
In Canada, I have found that the best root beer that I've found for root beer floats is A&W root beer. It goes very good with the vanilla ice cream. If you actually get one at A&W, then they usually serve it in a frosted mug (or at least they used to, before covid, I'm not sure if that changed). Places here aren't allowed to use plastic straws though (or plastic bags, cutlery, ect.) so if you get a straw with it, it will be paper, which really isn't the same, but probably better for the environment. Some people bring their own reusable straws, too. A long time ago I got some of the big A&W mugs, so this will be a good thing to make at home with A&W root beer. I don't think my son has ever had an ice cream float.
I've had a lot of different root beers. Nothing beats A&W.
Agreed. A&W is my favorite, followed by Mug. Although for some reason, I dislike Barq's.
Wait a minute. How does Chef John know that I just received a case of my favorite root beer? But now I need to go buy an ice cube tray. For anybody curious, it's Lost Trails. They also have an excellent Sarsaparilla.
I need a blender like the one you have! I love slushies and icees all year round! When I was a kid we would get them every summer more than ice cream! LOL Coke is still my favorite! Last week I made what I call a dirty snow milkshake. I put some vanilla ice cream in a glass and pour root beer over it. I was using a store brand of course so it foamed up and looked like dirty snow hence the title "dirty Snow Milkshake". Not that anyone would want to taste dirty snow but it just looked like it and it was delicious!
Love you, John, you are an American treasure!
Adding a bit of vodka really takes it to another level, plus if you can substitute the cream and root beer with more vodka!
This looks unbelievably good
I love this with Sasperilla and I use sweet cream coffee creamer. It's good with an orange cream soda too!
Definitely thought we would transfer that ice cube tray into the center of a 0° degree freezer.
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That’s some great timing, I stuck my root beer float glass in the freezer this morning, figuring I might need it in this heat.
DeKuyper's Buttershots goes very nicely with root beer floats, so would also be a fun addition to this.
This looks so refreshing and delicious.
This is now my favorite treat and so easy.
That's an ice cream headache in the making---and worth it!
I'm going to make this soon. I already know my five year old will love it 😋
I remember having these delicious treats as a kid in the 80s and 90s.
"The OoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOld shake-ah shake-ah" Lmao love you Chef John
Chef John, everything you make is so tempting!!!!
Brain Freeze!! The curse of the slushie.
Hurray for Chef John! I tasted my first root beer slushie years ago at a locally-owned-&-operated drive-in restaurant (which is still in business, I'm happy to report). Their root beer floats and slushies are the pride of their drinks menu, because they use a high-quality, "artisan" root beer. So many golden summer memories associated with this drink.
🍦🥤💖😃
I've been drinking A&W root beer since they brought it to your car window on roller skates.
This is not what I expected at all! I can't wait to try this
So so making this for my husband for Father's day! Thanks for the idea Chef John
Hi Chef John, you're clever giving us this little gem of a recipe for us to keep on hand for grandchildren in the summertime!
Every recipe you do makes me want to try making it
Hmmm...frozen state fair lemonade, in place of the root beer, and a dash of mint, strawberry or cherry extract added to the cream. Or you use good old-fashioned orange soda instead of root beer, top with vanilla cream, and you have a creamy orange slushy. 😊 I may enjoy a bit of summer after all. Thanks, Chef John! 👍
Oh boy! I could go for one of those right now! 😃
Watching Chef John improved my cooking so much ._.
Thank you for everything Chef John
*i add just a touch of root beer to my chocolate milk...it's amazing*
Looks yummy. As a kid, I always loved Dad's Old Fashioned rootbeer. It was more bitter/less sweet than others.
If you live in one of the lucky parts of the country that has access to Vernor’s (basically the Midwest or Florida), anything that can be done with root beer can also be done with Vernor’s, to spectacular success.
I could really really use one of these drinks right now.
Thanks for the recipe and the laughs!
Chef John got new digs? Missed the last bunch of videos. Congrats Chef John.
"You are the Melissa Etheridge of your frozen beverage!"
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@@Seizurebleak haha like n-icccccce!
That's gold, Jerry! Gold!
I didn't realize I was a lesbian.
Perfect timing on this. I just made myself a root beer float with homemade vanilla ice cream. This weekend is a scorcher in my area, so this recipe will be my drink during the heat wave.
"Easiest Ice Cream float"
I dunno. "Scoop ice cream, pour soda" seems even easier. :P
In the Great Lakes area, we make these, but also love this made with a very strong Ginger Ale.
Vernor's ginger ale....Boston cooler.
This guy here, helped me improve my cooking skills
Yum that looks quite tasty and very cooling
I just made this and it was awesome! I was too impatient to let my root beer freeze overnight but it was sufficient to let them freeze a few hours, for me anyway, I still managed to get a good slush going on. I’ve always loved a root beer float and this is a great slight variation!
will definitely be trying this
I'm going to try this, John. I remember in the '60s, wour family used to have aluminum glasses I would put orange juice
in it as well as a spoon. Try that for a refeshing drink, maybe some Vodka. Sign me up!
what a classic. thanks Chef John!!
Root beer floats always tastes good topped with vanilla ice cream
I have a candidate for something better to sip on a hot summer day... Food Wishes' State Fair Lemonade... but man can't live on lemonade alone so this is the perfect alternative !
When you're hurtin, Chef John's voice makes everything better
Just wish I could enjoy one of these (no sugar for me 😕😞
Make it with a diet root beer! 😋
That empty pocket around the blender blade is called cavitation (in case no one has mentioned this yet) 😄
I was REALLY hoping for a Chef John old school rootbeer recipe to go along with this. Something with actual sassafras! For anyone interested in making their own rootbeer check out Glen and Friends recipe and then go make this!
Looks like I will be drinking some deliciousness this summer!
Back in the good old days when I drank soda and digested dairy; the freeze, or rootbeer cooler was the jack. Just a blended ice cream float. Goodness.
A friend of mine used to say: “The best feeling in the world??.. when the brain-freeze goes away!”
Ysy!!! I miss old ice cream drive-in restaurants. 👍💖👍
Does Chef John float ya boat? What say ye?
Always looking forward to his next drop.
Arrrgggg mate.