Homemade Quick Root Beer

Name: Homemade Quick Root Beer
Prep time: 4 h
Total time: 4 h
Yield: 12
Cuisine: Southern
Ingredients: 2 cup white sugar; 1 gal lukewarm water; 3 t root beer extract; 1 t dry yeast

By Robin Poindexter
@robinlynn

my mom recipe.it is sooo!good

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The Crew and I wondered how this root beer would possibly have effervesce when there didn’t seem to be an ingredient to make it happen. But watching it as it sat in the sun, you could see the yeast at work! This was a fun, easy recipe to try. Definitely great for kids... of all ages. The root beer lovers around the table each gave it two thumbs up. Test Kitchen Avatar The Test Kitchen

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Serves:

12 serves

Prep:

4 Hr

Method:

No-Cook or Other

Ingredients

2 cup

white sugar
1 gal

lukewarm water
3 t

root beer extract
1 t

dry yeast
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How to Make Homemade Quick Root Beer

Step-by-Step

Use a gal. of hot water to dissolve sugar.put in jars. cover and set in sun for 4 hours. chill before serving.ready to serve next day.

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About Homemade Quick Root Beer

Course/Dish: Non-Alcoholic Drinks

Main Ingredient: Sugar

Regional Style: Southern

Hashtag: #Kid Friendly

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