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Root Beer Float Popsicles have the taste of everyone's favorite classic cold drink, root beer floats. It only requires 2 ingredients, A&W® Root Beer and vanilla ice cream to create these ice-y, sweet treats, perfect for hot, Summer weather!
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes
Hi Everyone, Are you anticipating cold, Summer treats like I am? We've have a few previews of warm weather so far this Spring and I am looking forward to it! These Root Beer Float Popsicles are an easy cold, sweet treat.
My family and I have been looking forward to all the things we can so in the Summer together.
My daughter and I have had the best time making Root Beer Floats and these Root Beer Float Popsicles. We make a mess in the kitchen and have so much fun doing it.
My parents would make my sister and I Root Beer Floats in the Summer months when we were growing up. If you are not familiar with the cold drink recipe, it's basically, root beer and scoops of vanilla ice cream which makes a creamy, delicious combination. It's something we would have on vacations when we were all together, on special occasions or during the hot, Summer months. I'm continuing that tradition of having root beer floats as a special, sweet treat with a different spin on it - as a popsicle!
This easy recipe only requires 2 ingredients: A&W Root Beer and vanilla ice cream with some time (at least 2 hours or overnight in the freezer). Don't forget, of course you will need popsicle molds as well.
By the way, A&W is celebrating its 100th anniversary; it's pretty cool that they have been around for this long!
I easily found A&W root beer at Walmart in the soft drinks section.
Below I included a photo of a root beer float to show you what it looks like.
I also did a few popsicles just the A&W Root Beer only (see above) to show you what that looks like. Those are good too!
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Root Beer Float Popsicles have the taste of everyone’s favorite classic cold drink, root beer floats. It only requires 2 ingredients, root beer and vanilla ice cream to create these ice-y, sweet treats, perfect for hot, Summer weather!
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Please note that the Calculated Nutrition is an estimate at best.
Darlene says
Can also make this a keto treat. Use sugar free A & W root beer and Heavy whipping cream. Mixes easier too!
Sara Maniez says
Thanks for the suggestion, what a great idea!