Adult Root Beer Float
Some foods from childhood should never be messed with. Mac & cheese, PB&J sandwiches and the culinary masterpiece that is Dunkaroos. Select treats, however, can improve as we age, like the root beer float. Forget the warm, flat can of A&W and drippy, drab pseudo-vanilla ice cream from third grade birthday parties. Instead, quality vanilla bean ice cream and a full-bodied stout with notes of coffee and chocolate combine to create a delicious, creamy drink that does double duty as a drunken dessert.
Level: Easy
Prep Time: 3 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 3 minutes
Servings: 1 generous serving or 2 modest ones
Ingredients:
1 pint vanilla bean ice cream, such as Häagen-Dazs
1 bottle good quality stout beer (such as New Holland Brewing Dragon’s Milk)
Directions:
1. Place one or two scoops of ice cream in a large glass (or two glasses, if sharing).
2. Pour stout over top and serve.
3. Repeat as necessary.





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