Root beer float popsicles are the summer treat that everyone will want to eat. The taste of a cold, frosty rootbeer float, frozen onto a stick.
I have mentioned on here (half a dozen times or so) that I am girly-impaired. Seriously, I should get the little window cling and everything, because it is it’s own kind of sippy cup special.
Now put me in the 4 inch fancy heels of a maid of honor and watch me turn pale. That’s right, my step-sister’s getting hitched and I get to be her maid of honor. I’m excited, but I hope you all can laugh through this process of learning wedding etiquette, looking at dresses, and wondering when exactly one throws a bridal shower with me.
What I have come to terms with in the few moments that my step-sister has been engaged is that bridezillas are just a product of their environment. That, and excruciatingly dramatic levels of stress. Poor girl got a beautiful ring and now its one complicated decision after another, with a million and ten opinions every which way from Sunday. I have no idea what maid of honor protocol is, but I have decided that from here on out, any wedding planning should be done with a glass of fine wine in hand!
Or perhaps, a gallon sized glass, filled with root beer float.
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Root Beer Float Popsicles
from Pops! Icy Treats for Everyone
Ingredients:
- 4 cups root beer
- 6 to 8 maraschino cherries, stemmed
- 2 1/2 cups vanilla ice cream
Preparation:
Pour cold root beer into a pitcher and place it in the freezer for 10 minutes making it very cold and reducing some ice cream melting.
Place a cherry in each mold and pour root beer into each mold until half full.
Gently lower a scoop of ice cream into each mold so that it is now three quarters full.
Slowely add more root beer until each mold is full. Scoop off the foam with a spoon. Freeze for at least 6 hours.
Remove from the freezer and let stand at room temperature for 5 minutes before removing the pops from the molds.
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While I digest all this maid of honor-ness, sit back and enjoy a root beer float pop with me!
This sounds so perfectly appetizing right now!
Root beer is a favorite flavor of ours, so these will be awesome! Wedding’s are stressful, all that craziness for 1 day that fly’s by and the bride and groom are usually to busy to even enjoy it! My goal when we got married is I wanted to have a party and not go broke having one! Good luck with the Maid of Honor role, just be there for her, and yes wine is a must when planning!
Oh how I love root beer floats, and to have it in a pop form? Truly genius my dear.
Why didn’t I think of this! It’s my favorite drink and now I can enjoy it in solid form. Thanks for sharing.
LOVE this recipe Kita!! What a great idea and your pictures are fantastic! 🙂
These sound amazing! Love root beer floats & popsicles!
these sound and look great Kita. For the first time I tried root beer floats few days ago and was surprised to actually like the taste.
Dang! These are awesome! What a great idea.
What an absolutely fantastic idea. This reminds me of the days of being in high school and going to A&W’s drive-up (up, not through) for root beer floats instead of going to school. I will definitely be making these gorgeous little guys. Thanks!
These are so cute and I love that you added cherries!
Could I please have 1/2 a dozen without the cherry???? They sound amazing!!!
What fabulous ice lollies! I love the added cherries. Sweet!
Sounds like a wonderful treat! Good luck with the wedding planning! I am sure you will make a beautiful maid of honor! And really, isn’t everything better with wine?
Love root beer. Great recipe!
These look fantastic. Two of my favorite things…root beer floats and popsicles smooshed together. Love love love it!
I actually just bought some pop molds and these might just be my first thing to do…
How did you know that my favorite treat on Earth is a root-beer float? You put it in a genius and compact way that I can savor it in a less messy way! Congrats on the maid-of-honor duties… and I’m with you in the whole not-being-girly club. But try being the actual not-girly bride like I am =)
Yum! Those look so good! I love root beer floats and the cherry in these looks so cute. Love them!
I adore root beer, and this sounds really amazing to me! I must try this soon… Thanks for sharing 🙂
The root beer pops look incredible! I am SO not a wedding person – I feel you pain! Amazing pictures – just beautiful!
OMG, I love these popsicles! My son will die for these. LOL!
Thanks for leaving your lovely comments @ my Angry Birds Onigiri Lunch Box (Part II)! Looking fwd to more sharing 🙂
I love this! And I adore the way you added a cherry to each one!
I absolutely love that you put a marischino cherry in the top of each popsicle! Too cute. Plus I totally forgot how much I love rootbeer!
Sounds like it’s going to be quite a ride. 😉
Root Beer….great pop flavor choice.
Oh that is gooood…that is crazy-gooooood!! Love that you added that cherry!
My hubby and kids love root beer floats but they can be so messy. I love this idea and the added cherry! What a fantastic idea!
Genius! Can’t wait to try these! 🙂
The cherry on top/inside is perfect. You’ll be fine on the wedding day, just keep a flask with that wine nearby! LOL!!
Wow, ice cream looks amazing and photos too….lovely:)
I love your icy poles they look so yummy!
I can’t wait until the weather is nice here so I can make them too 🙂
Nice website… I am off to peruse more of your recipes 🙂
Just wanted to stop by and let you know that I have finally made my blogroll and you are on it! Check it out at https://savourthesensesblog.com =) Keep it up!
Thank you so much! 😀
Okay this recipe totally takes me back to my childhood when we had an A & W drive-in restaurant in my hometown. A root beer float was one of my favorite treats. Something about the root beer and cream together makes me so happy…
Where can I buy those Popsicle molds? Love their retro ness!
I found mine on Amazon. They had several cool options 🙂
Haha funny cause last summer when I was a bridesmaid in 3 different weddings, as much as it would have been a huge honor, I had no desire to be the maid of honor for any of them. It was already a huge commitment just to be a bridesmaid! Good luck to you. As for these popsicles, you would think that with my root beer obsession I’ve be all over root beer float things. But somehow I prefer my root beer in its natural form. I’m strange.