Root Beer Floats
Friday July 4, 2003
When I was young, the Fourth of July meant swimming, brownies, and root beer floats. My sisters and I weren't allowed to drink pop or other soft drinks unless it was a special occasion; that fact alone made the treat even more wonderful.
To make the most fabulous root beer floats, you need super-premium ice cream, the best root beer you can buy, a very tall glass or mug, and a long teaspoon. For the best flavor, of course, you must eat the floats outside, sitting on a quilt placed on soft green grass, feeling scrubbed clean from swimming all day, waiting for fireworks to begin. Happy Fourth of July!
To make the most fabulous root beer floats, you need super-premium ice cream, the best root beer you can buy, a very tall glass or mug, and a long teaspoon. For the best flavor, of course, you must eat the floats outside, sitting on a quilt placed on soft green grass, feeling scrubbed clean from swimming all day, waiting for fireworks to begin. Happy Fourth of July!


Comments
THAT TATES SOOOO GOOD!~!~!~