White Root Beer Frosty
New twist on an old favorite – Root Beer Float turned into a White Root Beer Frosty made dairy-free and sugar-free. Featuring Zevia Root Beer with no caramel coloring! THM – FP
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A new twist on an old favorite – Root Beer Float becomes a White Root Beer Frosty featuring Zevia Ginger Root Beer!
Recently Zevia started making their drinks clear – no caramel coloring!
Zevia sodas don’t contain sugar, use non-GMO ingredients, and contains no phosphoric acid! Yay! You can read more about Zevia’s ingredients on their website. I’ve been able to find Zevia’s at my local grocery store and they are often on sale! Zevia’s Zero Calorie Sodas are making my sugar-free life a little easier.
- This recipe calls for collagen, it’s optional to add in, but it does add protein and makes this treat much more nutritious. My favorite brands are THM’s Integral Collagen or Custom Collagen through Amazon, since this isn’t an item that is normally at your local grocery store you would need to order it, it’s just a matter of where you like to order from.
- The glucomannan gives this treat a creamier texture. And again I use both THM’s brand or Now brand, it just depends on where I’m ordering and sale prices.
Trim Healthy Mamas this drink is an FP.
PrintWhite Root Beer Frosty
- Yield: 1 quart
- Category: Drinks
Ingredients
- 1 cup Zevia Root Beer
- 2/3 cup unsweetened almond milk
- 1 tablespoon collagen – THM Integral Collagen or Custom Collagen
- 1/2 teaspoon Now Better Stevia or a couple “donks” of THM Stevia Extract
- 2 pinches Himalayan Salt or mineral salt
- 1/2 teaspoon glucomannan
- 3 cups ice cubes (around 1 tray)
Instructions
- Place root beer, almond milk, collagen, stevia, and salt in blender. Blend on low, slowly add glucomannan and blend for about 30 seconds. Stop blending and add in ice cubes and then blend until completely smooth.
- Makes 1 quart.
- Can also be put in dessert cups with additional root beer for more of a traditional root beer float.
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