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Frozen Butterbeer with Butterscotch Foam
A frozen, snowy butterbeer inspired by the drink at Universal, blended from frozen cream soda with caramel, butter extract, sea salt, and butterscotch. It is finished with a whipped marshmallow-and-butterscotch foam.
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Ingredients
- 6 cup cream soda (Freeze in a tray; stir halfway through freezing.)
- 0.5 cup marshmallow cream (For the foam)
- 0.5 cup heavy cream (For the foam)
- 1 tbsp butterscotch sauce (For the foam)
- sea salt (For the foam; amount shown as an unquantified addition in the transcript.)
- 1 tbsp caramel syrup (Add to the blender with the frozen cream soda.)
- 0.25 tsp butter extract (Add to the blender.)
- 0.5 tsp sea salt (Add to the blender.)
- butterscotch (Add to the blender; the source does not provide an amount.)
Steps
- 1
Pour the cream soda into a freezer-safe tray and freeze it for a few hours. Stir the soda once halfway through freezing to help it freeze evenly.
- 2
Meanwhile, combine the marshmallow cream, heavy cream, butterscotch sauce, and sea salt for the foam.
- 3
Whip the foam mixture until it thickens.
- 4
When the cream soda is frozen, break it apart into chunks.
- 5
Add the frozen cream soda to a blender along with the caramel syrup, butter extract, sea salt, and butterscotch.
- 6
Blend until the mixture reaches a snowy consistency.
- 7
Top the frozen butterbeer with the butterscotch foam and serve.
Notes
The source says to freeze the cream soda for a few hours but does not specify an exact freezing time. The amount of butterscotch added to the blender and the foam's sea salt is not specified. The OCR shows 1/8 tsp sea salt near the foam ingredients, but the transcript does not clearly confirm whether that amount belongs to the foam; use the explicitly visible measurement with caution.
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