Homemade Butterbeer Recipe

[Vyrus]

Just a dab, a tea or tablespoons worth, thats it. You don't want it to be overpowering, just enough to taste it.

 

[Vyrus]

Hey guys, at Publix they had the Publix brand sodas for .89 cents a liter so I bought the cream soda version and made myself a homeade butterbeer and it tastes pretty much the same as the IBC cream soda. So there you go to save yourselves a couple of bucks. :thumbs:

 

[rotcav]

Man, this sounds delicious. I'm going to give this a try next time I'm at the grocery store to pick up some ingredients. I agree, a shot of caramel or butterscotch extract might be the kicker to make it totally over the top. There is no set recipe really, we all have funky taste buds, and we each like it tweaked ever so slightly. Nothing wrong with that! Thanks for the post ralphoutloud!!! :thumbs:

 

[Obi Ubamba]

Hey guys, at Publix they had the Publix brand sodas for .89 cents a liter so I bought the cream soda version and made myself a homeade butterbeer and it tastes pretty much the same as the IBC cream soda. So there you go to save yourselves a couple of bucks. :thumbs:

Sounds good, thanks for the advice!

 

[batsmouth]

Any english recipes with ingredients you can buy in England??

 

[Vyrus]

A&W cream soda, or any cream soda really.

 

[Universal-Johnny]

Any english recipes with ingredients you can buy in England??

Hmmmm...There's no doubt that cream soda is cream soda. I figured it was a "world-wide drink." Perhaps there is something similar to it that I don't know about sold in the UK.

 

[Lolly65]

We tried it and it is delicious. THANK YOU!!! We added a few squirts of butterscotch syrup to the IBC cream soda. Also, try freezing cream soda ice cubes and using them when making the frozen version. Otherwise the regular ice tends to dilute the soda. Very yummy. The topping was awesome. We loved it.

 

[Mitchiez]

ATTENTION FROZEN BUTTERBEER FANS/LOVERS:

At McDonalds, they have a Caramel Frappe.. and despite the slight coffee aftertaste you get, it taste just like a frozen butterbeer. ]
Not exact obviously, but the resemblance is striking! If your craving one, or happen to be around a McDonalds, I definitely recommend checking it out. Blew me away!

 

[Rock'nRoller]

It has been awhile since I have had BriMan & ralph's Butterbeer. So I got the stuff for it, whiped it up, and once again it was great! :thumbs:

Thanks once again! You guys need to stickey this thread.

 

[Frogki]

Using this in a few weeks time for the premiere lol...

 

[soyouthinkyouknow]

Has anyone tried to make the frozen Butterbeer version?

 

[Broadwayj1]

I want a recipe for frozen butterbear!

 

[Tbad556]

I want a recipe for frozen butterbear!

1st post of this thread. :inquisitive:

 

[ralphoutloud]

I want a recipe for frozen butterbear!

What's a butterbear?

 

[Codeblak]

What's a butterbear?

I think Winnie the Pooh is one of those.

 

[Brian G.]

We decided to start a new feature called "Theme Parks at Home" on the main page.

The first edition brings back this recipe, with a few tweaks and updates.

http://www.orlandounited.com/2011/08/01/theme-parks-at-home-homemade-butterbeer/

 

[Jakemeister]

I read an article recently about a tweaked Butterbeer NOT remotely like Universal's but they used Root Beer as their base and Butterscotch schnapps and Vanilla schnapps.

Dark Butterbeer Recipe and Various Other Potter Drinks

 

[TheDecemberists]

[video=youtube;WTn5SJLTnek]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WTn5SJLTnek#![/video]

I think I very well may try all three of these. I am loving this YouTube channel.

 

[Cwoolboy]

Wouldn't it be cool if Uni. released their own Make-Your-Own-Butterbeer recipe?! Now, it shouldn't be the exact recipe for how they make Butterbeer in the park, but it should still come as close as a guest can for replicating that delicious taste.