What is the other name for a ginger ale float?

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You know like a Black Cow is a root beer float, well there's one for ginger ale and I can't remember, anyone know?

Thanks!
 
Shelby5514 said:
You know like a Black Cow is a root beer float, well there's one for ginger ale and I can't remember, anyone know?

Thanks!

One of my grandmother's favorites, she called it a Horse's Neck. :teeth:
 
We call that a Boston Cooler too.
 
MMMMM...I love Boston Coolers!!! May have to convince hubby to go up to the ice cream stand tonight.!! :teeth:
 
Thank You! Boston Cooler is what I remember. A Horse's Neck? :lmao:
 
That sounds really good! Another one I like is a Purple Cow - grape juice with a little bit of seltzer and some vanilla ice cream. So yummy :thumbsup2
 
Shelby5514 said:
You know like a Black Cow is a root beer float, well there's one for ginger ale and I can't remember, anyone know?
Thanks!

We called it a Black Cow if it was made with coke and a Brown Cow if it was made with rootbeer.
 
What do you call club soda, chocolate syrup, ice cream, and whipped cream? (that sounds like the start of a joke but it's a real question!)
 
alliecats said:
What do you call club soda, chocolate syrup, ice cream, and whipped cream? (that sounds like the start of a joke but it's a real question!)


A MESS!!!! ;)
 
What do you call club soda, chocolate syrup, ice cream, and whipped cream?

:crazy2:

I don't eat anything that looks like something someone else ate first. I'd rather have a sundae with tons of peanuts and hot fudge instead. Soda pop doesn't belong in ice cream! Well....not mine anyway!
 
It really isn't a mess, and it doesn't look like something someone else ate first (that is disgusting, by the way! ;) )
Yes, now that you say it, I think my Gramma did call that an ice cream soda, thanks CapnKangaroo!
Don't knock it until you try it! HEAVENLY!!!
 
I never had a ginger ale float! Do you use vanilla ice cream? I'm going to have to give it a try.

We use our cups from Goofy's Candy Company every time we make root beer floats. If you haven't had a root beer float for a while, indulge! They are so yummy. :goodvibes
 
alliecats said:
What do you call club soda, chocolate syrup, ice cream, and whipped cream? (that sounds like the start of a joke but it's a real question!)
Sounds like what my dad used to call an Egg Cream.
 
Just did a little lookin' online, and an Egg Cream is just like an ice cream soda with milk instead of ice cream. The ice cream soda is also called a Black and White soda. I am really craving one now!!
 
I was surprised to read the a Horse's Neck is usually made with alcohol. :confused3 We just made it with the ginger ale and ice cream. Let me tell you, as the ice cream melts into the soda, it gets really yummy! :goodvibes

What do you call club soda, chocolate syrup, ice cream, and whipped cream? (that sounds like the start of a joke but it's a real question!)

That's how I make ice cream sodas. The whipped cream is optional and put on the top with a cherry. :thumbsup2
 
I make my ice cream soda as follows:

Pour a little milk in the bottom of a glass
Add chocolate syrup
Stir
Add a couple scoops of chocolate ice cream
Fill with seltzer

So is that NOT an ice cream soda? It's an egg cream? That sounds yucky....egg cream.
 
sweet angel said:
I make my ice cream soda as follows:

Pour a little milk in the bottom of a glass
Add chocolate syrup
Stir
Add a couple scoops of chocolate ice cream
Fill with seltzer

So is that NOT an ice cream soda? It's an egg cream? That sounds yucky....egg cream.


I know, gross name. I would just call it a chocolate soda. That was just according to one website, anyway.

Virgo, whipped cream is NEVER optional! :teeth: LOL, but you are right, that's just something we like to add. Every time, of course.
 












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