Ice cream soda floats

10 Quenching Float Recipes ideas to create with soda and ice cream. One of the old ways of drinking fizzy cool drink with ice cream.

Soda Float

The flavor combinations you can come up with for ice cream floats are almost endless! There are so many soda and ice cream flavors to combine to make the best ice cream float recipes. I've compiled a listing of my current favorite recipe combinations for the most delicious ice cream float recipes that you need this summer!

Forget rootbeer floats! Add a little twist to your summer time treat with this coke float recipe! Only two ingredients are needed go make a coke float, and it’s definitely an ice cream recipe you dont wanna miss out on!

Try these ice cream float recipes for the soda shop experience at home! From Coke to Root Beer to Fanta, there's a float on this list for everyone.

You will love these 10 Tasty Ice Cream Float Combinations - wonderful float recipes to make yummy drink combinations for your family and friends!

ICE CREAM FLOAT RECIPE- Quick and easy, homemade with 2 simple ingredients. This old fashioned, classic drink is made with ice cream, soda and sometimes syrup. Ready in less than 5 minutes. From CakeWhiz.

This Orange Float recipe is a nod to the classic creamsicle, combining the tangy orange soda with creamy ice cream for a refreshing and fizzy delight.

With summer fast approaching, finding ways to stay cool is a priority. What better way to cool off on a hot day than with a sticky, sweet ice cream float?

Old-fashioned Ice cream soda recipe. Made with flavored ice cream and club soda. Creamy and frothy, perfect for a cold treat.

Look forward to sipping on this Shirley Temple Ice Cream Float! Refreshing and delicious, this ice cream drink recipe is a perfect 4th of July beverage. Plus, 4 ingredients are all you need for this easy summer drink! Boozy version included!

Today I am taking you beyond the rootbeer float....back in time... to the old-fashioned soda and ice cream bar at the drugstore on the corner. Few of these gems still exist. We had one in a small city I lived in in the South a few years ago. But, when the owner died, so did the business, along with the beautiful curved bar with chrome details. I didn't live in the era of the soda fountain. I'm too young. If you did, or if one still exists in your town, I'd love to hear about some of the…

The Ice Cream Float is a classic American drink that takes us right back to the fifties. You won’t believe how easy it is to make your very own ice cream float at home, with just a few simple ingredients! During the summertime, there’s nothing better than a cold, creamy treat to keep you cool.