The Fizz
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This is the original twist-on ice cream soda float cup. It’s a molded plastic cup and lid that holds ice cream and attaches to a common soda bottle. By squeezing the bottle, soda flows into the ice cream cup and mixes to create a delicious float, which is slurped thru the spout in the lid.
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This. Is. Ridiculous. Come on people, seriously…
Hahaha! Very creative, but what’s wrong with just mixing the root beer…with the ice cream?
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I love this. I absolutely adore this. Rod, I think it’s because sometimes you don’t have room to make a proper float without making a mess. These could be sold in the ice cream freezers of convenience stores and could be stuck on the top of and pop bottle to make an impromptu float. Brilliant.
I have been looking for this for the last 40 years. We had something similar to this when I was a kid.
It was globe shaped and had 2 halves that fit together. One half fit into the pop bottle and the top half had a mouthpiece to drink from. It made the perfect float with pop running through the ice cream in the globe. I wish I could find one!
How many times have I said to myself, “self, we could really use a float but we’re always on the go!”
I’ll be damned if this doesn’t solve my float-on-the-go problem! Nice!
the straw goes all the way into the soda. Wouldn’t you only get soda?