Using frosted mugs

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JosephStalin

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Got some nice glass mugs last week. Thought I'd recreate the childhood experience of going to A&W Root Beer and enjoying root beer in a frosted mug. Put the mugs in the freezer overnight. Next day poured a cold can of A&W Root Beer into a mug. Whoa! Just like when I was a kid.

Today wanted to see if I could get the same effect with a soda other than root beer. Poured a cold RC Cola into a frosted mug. Not the same at all. Mug warmed up faster than with root beer. No ice formed in the cola.

Only thing I can think of is that root beer is made differently than cola.

Believe I'll be drinking more root beer in the future. Will try pouring a non-alcoholic beer into a frosted mug, see how that works. Don't drink alcoholic beverages.
 
I've done that with both root beer and actual beer before, but not in a while.
I do that with regular beer. My dad got me a frosted Guinness mug a few years back I still use.
How did actual beer work for you? I once tried mixing half real beer half root beer and I thought it wasn't that good. What about using Not Your Fathers Root Beer? Has anyone tried that to make a root beer float with alcoholic root beer?
 
How did actual beer work for you? I once tried mixing half real beer half root beer and I thought it wasn't that good. What about using Not Your Fathers Root Beer? Has anyone tried that to make a root beer float with alcoholic root beer?

Sorry, I think you misunderstood me, I wasn’t saying that I’ve mixed root beer and regular beer, just that I’ve drank root beer out of a frosted glass and regular beer out of a frosted glass separately.

I’ve not tried not your fathers root beer nor that as a root beer float, both sound interesting though.
 
If you want it to form little ice crystals you're going to want to use regular Coke for cola when you do that. Coke still uses phosphates for carbonation.
 
How did actual beer work for you? I once tried mixing half real beer half root beer and I thought it wasn't that good. What about using Not Your Fathers Root Beer? Has anyone tried that to make a root beer float with alcoholic root beer?
I haven't tried those alcoholic root beers. I was under the impression they're just cheap generic root beer with a shot of grain alcohol or something.
 
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