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Creamy root beer float popsicles are quick and easy to make! You only need 2 ingredients for these delicious cold ice pops. They're a perfect summer treat! Root beer floats have long been a favorite in our family. They are so simple to serve at a get together.
Root Beer Floats = Celebration!
Our friend Angela hosts a back-to-school Root Beer Float party the afternoon of the first day of school. This year she had 200 guests celebrating from pre-school to college age! We love the taste of cold fizzy root beer, and adding the creamy vanilla ice cream takes it up another level.
Our root beer float popsicles combine all that goodness into one yummy, chilly bite after another. These pops are the easiest thing to make. All you need is root beer and sweetened condensed milk and you'll get that same refreshing root beer float taste!
Why flat root beer?
It's important that you open the root beer and let it sit in the refrigerator for at least two hours, or even over night. When the fizz freezes, it traps the bubbles and causes large ice crystals and a crumbly texture. You want "flat" root beer for this recipe.
Popsicle Molds
Next, you combine the flat root beer and sweetened condensed milk in a blender to emulsify your ingredients. Pour the root beer mixture into popsicle molds, then tap the mold a bit to remove any air bubbles. To freeze, place your mold on a tray or metal pan to keep them level. Then let the popsicles freeze at least four hours or over night. You can remove the popsicles from the molds by running warm water over the molds for just a few seconds, then gently removing them by the sticks. That's all!
We like these silicon popsicle molds from Amazon.
They hold about 3.2 ounces each and have a nice slot to keep your sticks in place.
No popsicle mold, no problem. A cup tastes just as good!
If you don't have molds, no worries, you can pour the root beer mixture into small paper cups. Let them freeze about an hour, then add the sticks. Adding the sticks when the pops are partially frozen, will help the sticks stay in place. Once your Root Beer Float Popsicles are out of the mold, wrap them in plastic wrap, or sandwich bags. This will help keep freezer burn away. Then re-freeze until ready to serve.
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Anyway you freeze them, you'll have a delicious treat with hardly any effort! We love root beer float popsicles and hope you will too!
Enjoy!
Dianna
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Root Beer Float Popsicles
Creamy Root Beer Float Popsicles are easy to make and so delicious! It's like having a soda fountain in your kitchen! They're the perfect summer dessert.
Ingredients
- 2 (12 ounce) cans root beer
- ½ (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
Instructions
1. Open root beer can and set in refrigerator for at least 2 hours
or overnight so it’s more “flat” (bubbles cause the popsicle to become
crumbly).
2. Combine root beer and sweetened condensed milk in blender and
mix until well combined.
3. Pour root beer mixture evenly into popsicle molds. Tap molds gently to remove air bubbles.
4. Place molds (or cups) in a metal cake pan or other level surface in the freezer.
5. Freeze at least 4 hours, of overnight.
6. To unmold popsicles, gently run warm water over outside of mold for 3-4 seconds.
7. Pull on silicon to release popsicle, then gently lift out by stick.
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originally published August 29, 2019
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