Is there a Guide to non alcoholic ice cream floats?
Is there a guide to making kid friendly ice cream floats? In other words no alcohol content. Note that I come at it from an Australian perspective so ice cream floats from places like Mexico might not be as relevant as a focus on Australia or the UK or the US.
This could be a book or something else like a Youtube channel.
Best Answer
In the US, ice cream floats are simply ice cream and carbonated soda, and so are naturally kid friendly.
One of the most well known is the root beer float - vanilla ice cream and root beer. Another that seemed to trend some years ago was orange sherbet and cream soda.
The flavor combinations are endless. Use your imagination and fix what suits your taste.
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Do you put ice cream or soda first in a float?
You need to put the soda pop in the glass first, and then add the ice cream. If you add the ice cream first to the glass, and then add the soda pop, it will foam up on you like crazy and you'll end up with more ice cream float on the counter than in the glass. The classic Ice Cream Float is a Root Beer Float.What soda is best for an ice cream float?
Coke float with Coca-Cola This one's pretty straightforward. Instead of root beer, you use Coca-Cola (or Pepsi or your favorite comparable soda brand) over vanilla ice cream. Given that Coca-Cola is the number one soda in the U.S. (via Nasdaq), you probably already have a can or bottle of it on hand.What is the best ice cream for root beer floats?
Use a quality vanilla ice cream, always start with two scoops, but you can do more if you prefer to enjoy your floats with a spoon instead of a straw. Top with whipped cream and a cherry.APPLE CIDER ICE CREAM FLOAT (NON-ALCOHOLIC)
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