Homemade Root Beer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2022
- A frosty mug of ice-cold root beer is the perfect drink for a tasty meal. Make it for a party or event and you’ll get plenty of ohs and ahs - and yums! - when your guests discover that you made it yourself!
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✅Ingredients
• 16 cups cold water
• 2 1/2 cups sugar
• 2 tablespoons root beer extract
• 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
• 1 pound dry ice broken into chunks
✅Instructions
1️⃣ In a large drink dispenser or container, add in water, sugar, root beer extract and vanilla extract. Stir until there is no granulation.
2️⃣ Add in chunks of dry ice and stir. Serve and enjoy!
Recipe Notes:
Dry Ice does not store. Needs to be used right away, If you want to make the rootbeer ahead of time, add in the dry ice a bit before you are ready to serve it to give it the best bubbles and fogginess.
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This is a new one on me and I’ve been around for a while. Looks tasty and fun.
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So, so cool an idea, not to mention that I absolutely love root beer.
Who knew 😲 and I love a good root beer float!! I will be making this very soon! Minus the dry ice lil 😆 Tfs ❤️
This is awesome!
We've been making this Hires/dry ice recipe for about 10 years in our family. I also make it with my fifth graders as we learn about the structure and properties of matter. We love the sublimation fun!
Where do you even get Dry ice?
What a cool and fun idea!
I will be trying this! Love root beer. Now I can control amount of sugar and I really like that.😊
PS: I think I’ll warm some of the water to dissolve the sugar, add rest of water to our jug , then finish recipe.
I’ve never seen a recipe making root beer before!
Can’t wait.
That's really cool👍🤗
I love all of the recipes on this channel, but the Root Beer is one I've never even heard you could make. Now I can't wait to get to the store so this Beer can be made at home. Thank you so much.
Hope you enjoy
Wow pretty amazing and different. You are so gifted.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you
Thanks for sharing. Love root beer
Me too!
Hi, that’s a great recipe. Would you be able to do a homemade little Debbie pumpkin delights cookie? I would really like to make those
This looks fun and delicious.🥤 Root beer floats is a family favorite. If you're not able to get the dry ice, how much club soda is used?
You would probably want to just use club soda in place of all, or a portion, of the water. The dry ice adds CO2 to the root beer.
Could you use both together dry ice and club soda?
Yes but I don't recommend it because the dry ice pushes out the carbonation pretty fast.
Is the dry ice really necessary or is it more for show?
The dry ice is what carbonates it.
You can substitute club soda.
It is not necessary
Carbonation
There's root beer extract? What do they extract it from?
Root beer
Sassafras root
@@sharonlalli1414 That makes sense.👍
@@davemcbroom695 actually what you can buy now is an artificial flavor. They say the real stuff causes cancer.
The pancreas looking at 0:40 like: 👁👄👁
No carbonation?
Is it carbonated?
If you use club soda
Pls make for me
Is that carbonated?
The dry ice makes it carbonated.
@@56Spookdog oh
If you put some yeast in it it will become real beer
Haha, unfortunately no.
I thought dry ice was poisonous???
RIGHT!!!
Isn’t that flat?
Is the root beer really safe to drink with the dry ice in it? This has me worried. Looks cool, but no way I'd drink it.
Dry ice is perfectly safe to include in your homemade root beer recipe. That said, you should never, ever consume it on its own or even touch it with bare hands ( Or lips)! You will want to handle the ice with tongs before you place it in the soda so as to not burn yourself.
It’s just frozen carbon dioxide
I don’t like the name root beer, I prefer the name root soda but I definitely love the drink itself
Your prolly Mormon
First here
Is it truly safe to drink something while it has dry ice in it? She foolishly was light on safety.
Look it up before you accuse someone of being unsafe.
As long as you don't take the dry ice internally, it's harmless.
To be fair she shows drinking her drink without the dry ice in it. I agree while the clinking of the two mugs with the bubbling dry ice made for a cool visual it could mislead someone to drink it that way it would have been good to remind the danger of dry ice burns or breathing in a quantity of Co2 gas. I’ve worked with dry ice and Co2 in a job and I didn’t know a single guy that hadn’t got burned at least once that being said she showed a proper way to handle it for a short and fun video.
@@jillhumphrys8073 if you leave the dry ice in the mug and it sticks to your lip you won’t think it’s harmless. I don’t know what the concentration of Co2 gas is on top of the mug is but as someone that worked in and around it it doesn’t feel so good in your lungs. I think there could have a bit more safety warnings other than it’s really cold. I also worked for a while in a job where we handled dry ice.
Root beer extract tastes like medicine. 🤮
Where do you get dry ice?
Many local grocery stores have it, but some times you have to ask the cashier.