Nick-local: Created page with "Root Beer Floats are easy, and getting the perfect one just takes a little bit of effort. ==Components== * Root Beer * Ice Cream (probably vanilla flavor is best, but go ahead and try scooperman) * Granulated Sugar ==Assembly== # Refrigerate the root beer. # Remove root beer from refrigeration temporarily and poor into measuring glass (like a 12oz plastic cup). # Add a pinch of granulated sugar to the root beer. This allows the root beer to go flat. # Return root beer..."

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Created page with "Root Beer Floats are easy, and getting the perfect one just takes a little bit of effort. ==Components== * Root Beer * Ice Cream (probably vanilla flavor is best, but go ahead and try scooperman) * Granulated Sugar ==Assembly== # Refrigerate the root beer. # Remove root beer from refrigeration temporarily and poor into measuring glass (like a 12oz plastic cup). # Add a pinch of granulated sugar to the root beer. This allows the root beer to go flat. # Return root beer..."

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Root Beer Floats are easy, and getting the perfect one just takes a little bit of effort.

==Components==
* Root Beer
* Ice Cream (probably vanilla flavor is best, but go ahead and try scooperman)
* Granulated Sugar

==Assembly==
# Refrigerate the root beer.
# Remove root beer from refrigeration temporarily and poor into measuring glass (like a 12oz plastic cup).
# Add a pinch of granulated sugar to the root beer. This allows the root beer to go flat.
# Return root beer to refrigerator for like twenty minutes.
# When you're ready, remove the root beer from the fridge and ice cream from the freezer (you should've kept this frozen).
# Scoop some ice cream into an appropriate container
# Slowly poor root beer over ice cream. Flat root beer doesn't foam as vigorously.
# (Optional) use a paddle straw to dissolve the ice cream into the root beer (this is apparently called a root beer freeze)

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