I wanted a ice cream float but had no ice cream so I came up with this.

The sun is getting scorcher and vacations around we all need to cool down faster and what better way to chill than this sweetheart mocktail blended with vanilla ice cream and rose syrup!Excellent option for your house party too this drink is super easy to whip up. Just follow the measurements.

In honor of National Watermelon Month, I created this Wonder Melon Ice Cream Float as the ultimate summer treat. It’s cold, fizzy, creamy, and full of vibrant watermelon flavor thanks to Wonder Melon™—a 100% organic, cold-pressed juice made with Fair-Trade Certified ingredients and no added sugar or water. With just a few ingredients, this float is fun to make, insanely refreshing, and perfect for backyard BBQs, family cookouts, or cooling off after a long day in the sun.I’m always looking for simple ways to bring bold flavor to everyday recipes, and this one really brings the “wow” factor with very little effort. Wonder Melon’s naturally sweet and tangy taste pairs beautifully with vanilla ice cream, a squeeze of lime, and a fizzy splash of seltzer. Whether you’re a kid or a grown-up with a sweet tooth, this drinkable dessert hits the spot.– Chef George Duran(Food Network host, author of Take This Dish and Twist It, and watermelon enthusiast)

A Delicious way to use fresh ripe peaches!

One day, I wanted a coffee milkshake. The outcome didn't turn out the way my tastebuds wanted it to. I kept wondering what I could do, then I got this great idea for the coffee float!

Recipe from Real Simple Magazine

Based on a David Lebovitz recipe.Buy the best milk, cream, and coffee you can afford. We splurge on High Lawn Farm milk and cream, and fresh eggs from a local farm. Get a pound of great whole bean coffee, store the unused portion in an airtight container in a cool place.

Was craving something something different than Oreo ice cream and this is what I came up with. Hope you like it as much as I do.

This is a rich homemade ice cream packed with the flavor of corn.I made this recipe for a weather site, where I have other seasonal vegetable recipes too (Japanese only): http://recipe.bioweather.net/4koma/index.php Recipe by Tencho-

A friend asked me when I was going to make them some chocolate ice cream the night before their birthday....I added chocolate chips this time, but this ice cream tastes great without it. It would probably taste lovely with nuts as well It's important to mix in the 2 tablespoons of whipped cream in Step 2, otherwise the batter won't will mix well; Just take a bit of cream from the large bowl. If you don't have any chocolate liqueur, you can substitute it with any liqueur of your choice. Recipe by Makunouchi

We make this for birthday cakes...its big hit!!! :ohyeaah