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Italian Soda
My husband and I learned to make these sodas at the restaurant where we met. It was a fun little wrap place, and we both worked there making gourmet food and whipping up drinks for college kids. I fell in love with him with an italian soda in hand, and I still feel a little giddy every time I sip one. I like to keep four or five syrups on hand for an impromptu party because, really, sipping one of these sodas is a party all by itself. Guests are optional. -Sierra |
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| Fruit syrups work best for these sodas and 0 calorie sparkling waters. | Pour the syrup first. You want to use a ratio of 1 part syrup to 5 parts water. | Leave room at the top of the cup for the froth from the cream. |
| You can find flavored syrups online at orsongygi.com or at specialty grocery stores. At $5 a bottle, you can buy a few! | ||
| flavored syrup sparkling water half and half straws |
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| Add about 2 T of half and half and stir vigorously to create foam. | Serve with a straw! This is soda. | |
Italian Soda flavored syrup
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