The Washington PostFind root beer extract at gourmet food stores or buy at Cajun websites like Zatarains.com or Simplycajun.com. Use leftover extract to make root beer from scratch.

This cool and creamy pie really does taste exactly like a root beer float. All the notes of vanilla, sassafras, and rich cream come through with a buttery crust to set up each bite for the best ...

2) Add the root beer extract and mix together. Be sure to check the recipe on the extract and if needed adjust the amounts of root beer extract needed. Every extract is different.

When Hires Root Beer stopped selling its extract about 15 years ago, the company received requests from local Plain Sect residents to provide a substitute, recalls Jeff Lehman, current owner of ...

Root beer, as we know it, is a rather modern addition to the world of carbonated beverages.

Stir in eggs, extracts, and ginger Scrape bowl and alternately add dry ingredients and root beer only long enough to be incorporated. Scrape and mix slightly.

Making root beer is a relatively simple process that essentially involves blending warm water, extract, sugar and yeast. Fermentation might take three days to two weeks before the root beer is served.

These unique cookies start with the taste of root beer (from extract), and then we add vanilla pudding to give them a vanilla ice cream flavor. Enjoy!

Root beer is back. That’s right, root beer -- the dark brown stuff, cola’s elder brother, the foundation of that most perfect of soda fountain drinks: the root beer float. Not too long ago ...

Root beer is back. That’s right, root beer -- the dark brown stuff, cola’s elder brother, the foundation of that most perfect of soda fountain drinks: the root beer float.

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