Why Frozen Dessert Supplies?

Our purpose at Frozen Dessert Supplies is "Build People and Deliver Joy." That means that everything we do, from manufacturing to packaging to delivery, is to build you and your business and deliver joy to you. We also strive to build our employees and help them to be better people.

What are your product made from?

Our paper ice cream cups are made with FDA approved food-safe paper coated in a thin layer of PE (Polyethylene) . Our clear plastic cups, banana split boats, and plastic dome lids are made from PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) . Our plastic spoons and straws are made from PP (Polypropylene) . Our eco-friendly ice cream cups are made from FDA approved food-safe paper coated in a thin layer of PLA (Polylactic Acid) . PLA is plastic made from corn starch. Our eco-friendly spoons are also made from PLA. Our eco-friendly wooden spoons are made from FDA approved smooth birch wood .

3 Secrets to the Best Root Beer Float for Your Ice Cream Shop

Root beer floats are a staple to any ice cream shop. They're nostalgic, delicious, and perfect for any theme. On top of that, they're cheap to produce and easy to make! If you want to learn the 3 secrets to the best root beer float, keep reading.

1. Don't Let it Froth Over

Root Beer Float, 3 Secrets to the Best Root Beer Float for Your Ice Cream Shop

A major mistake some ice cream shops make with root beer floats is making them in the wrong order. This can cause frothing and volcano-like messes. How can you avoid that? It's simple, make your root beer floats with the soda first!

Try making your root beer floats by first filling clear plastic cold cups a little more than half with soda. Then scooping in your desired amount of ice cream and topping it with a lid. Finish by adding the last little bit of soda to fill the cup.

For the perfect amount of ice cream, try using our 2 oz ice cream scooper for small and manageable scoops.

2. Garnish Your Root Beer Floats

Ice Cream Drink, 3 Secrets to the Best Root Beer Float for Your Ice Cream Shop

Every drink needs a topper and every sundae needs a cherry! Root beer floats are the perfect intersection of sundaes and drinks. After you've added your last little bit of root beer, wait for the fizz to subside and top with whipped cream and a cherry! It's the perfect finishing touch.

3. Try New Flavors

Float, 3 Secrets to the Best Root Beer Float for Your Ice Cream Shop

A classic root beer float is a quintessential summer treat. Elevate your root beer floats by trying different sodas or different flavors of ice cream.

Here are some fun combinations to try:

Creamsicle: Orange Soda + Vanilla Ice Cream + Orange Bursting Boba

Chocolate Fizz: Cream Soda + Chocolate Ice Cream + Chocolate Sprinkles

Butterbeer: Cream Soda + Butterscotch Ice Cream + Caramel Sauce

Cherry Chocolate: Black Cherry Soda + Cherry Chocolate Ice Cream + Chocolate Sprinkles + Cherry

Root Beer Float, 3 Secrets to the Best Root Beer Float for Your Ice Cream Shop

Root beer floats are a classic summer treat. It's easy to make and there's an option for every customer. With these 3 secrets to the best root beer float for your ice cream shop, you won't have any issues with your root beer floats.

Tell us in the comments about your favorite flavor combination for floats. We love hearing from you!

About the Author: Tim Porter

Tim is the CEO and people builder of FrozenDessertSupplies.com. In his free time, he enjoys being with his family, collecting watches, and Classic Mini Coopers.