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Rose and Raspberry Float

Rose and Raspberry Float is a quick and elegant dessert featuring homemade raspberry ice cream and Fentiman's Rose Lemonade.
Prep Time10 minutes
Servings: 6
Author: Barrett Bridenhagen

Ingredients

  • Fentiman’s Rosewater lemonade* 4-6 bottles for the whole quart

Sorta Homemade Raspberry Ice Cream

  • 1 quart really good vanilla ice cream
  • 8 ounces quick frozen raspberries

Instructions

  • About 30 minutes before you’re ready to make the ice cream, put the fresh raspberries in the freezer. This will help them stay a little more intact when you blend them into the vanilla.
  • Let vanilla ice cream sit out at room temperature for a couple of minutes, then squeeze or scoop it out into a blender or food processor being careful to preserve the container. Rose & Raspberry Float vanilla ice cream in the blender
  • Blend until smooth.
  • Add in the fruit and blend or process just until incorporated. Rose & Raspberry Float add frozen raspberriesSpoon back into the container. Rose & Raspberry Float homemade raspberry icecream
  • Refreeze until solid. This will take a couple of hours. Rose & Raspberry Float raspberry ice cream
  • When ready to make your floats, scoop the ice cream into wine glasses for extra drama.
  • Top with the Fentiman's Rose Lemonade. Rose & Raspberry Float rose lemonade
  • Serve with a straw and garnish with edible rose petals if you like. Rose & Raspberry Float and pink rose

Notes

*Can’t find Fentiman’s soda? Just use a sparkling pink lemonade (like Lorina brand) and rosewater to taste - add the rose water a little at a time and make the soda, then add the ice cream.
Also, if you’re trying to go easy on the fat, this works well with raspberry sorbet. It’s a whole different dessert that way.