Big H Root Beer
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Make your own delicious root beer

Make your own with The Big H Root Beer Extract! Perfect for family dinners, office meetings, summer picnics, country barbecues, Fourth of July Parades, Halloween night, Thanksgiving dinners . . . actually anytime is a swell time for an ice cold Big H root beer. 

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Voted Best
Tasting
Homemade
Root Beer!

-Salt Lake Magazine

 
 
 
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Famous Root Beer Recipes

 
 
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Root Beer Freeze

Makes 1-2 Servings

  • 2-3 scoops vanilla ice cream

  • 1/2 cup Big H Homemade Root Beer

  • 1 teaspoon Big H Root Beer Extract

  1. Add vanilla ice cream, Big H Root Beer and Big H Extract in blender and mix until smooth. Enjoy!

 
 

 
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Root Beer
Ice Cream

Makes 4-6 Servings

  • 4 cups cream

  • 4 cups whole milk

  • 2 cups sugar

  • 2 Tablespoons The Big H root Beer Extract

  1. Combine and mix the above ingredients and then pour into your homemade ice cream maker and turn until the mixture becomes ice cream. Enjoy!

 
 

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Root Beer
Float

Makes 1 Serving

  • 2 scoops vanilla ice cream

  • 2 cups of The Big H Homemade Root Beer

  1. Pour The Big H Root Beer into a large glass, and top with vanilla ice cream. Enjoy!

 
 

 

Homemade
Root Beer

To make 3 gallons:

  • 12 quarts cold water

  • 5 pounds sugar

  • Entire bottle of the The Big H Root Beer Extract

  • 3 pounds broken dry ice

  1. Add sugar and The Big H Root Beer Extract to cold water and mix thoroughly in an open food-safe container. Do not cover the container with a lid while preparing root beer since pressure created may cause the container to explode.

  2. Add dry ice to the mixture in a well-ventilated area and stir frequently to prevent dry ice from clumping to the bottom of the container. Continue to stir until all of the dry ice has dissolved. For root beer slushes add slightly more dry ice. (Dry ice is available at most grocery stores.) Estimated time: 45 minutes.