Ocean Ice Cream Floats {A Fun Drink for Kids}

Delicious and easy to make Ice Cream Floats for kids. Ocean Ice Cream Floats are the perfect fun summer drink to cool off with. Come on in and I’ll share the recipe with you…

Ocean Ice Cream Floats

These are so much fun for the kids.

We love summer drinks and make a few new ones every summer. I have lots for you to try out, and hope you’ll have as much fun with them as we do. As much as you’ll love these Oceon Floats, I’d love for you to try this Shirley Temple Drink  It is so refreshing and so easy to make.

Another fun drink that I think you’ll like is our copy-cat recipe for a Sonic Cherry Limeade

Luckily, they are easy to make. The kids will most likely ask for seconds and thirds – if you let them.

What Sodas are Good for Floats?

• You can literally use any soda for a float. Orange soda, Root Beer, Coke, Pepsi, Grape Soda, and Sprite are all great Ice Cream Float Sodas

How Do You Eat an Ice Cream Float?

• Ice cream floats can be eaten with a straw and spoon combination or just by using a straw. If you use a spoon, you can scoop at the ice cream and also drink the liquid with your straw. The vanilla ice cream will dissolve in the soda, so just using a straw is fine too

Are you looking for fun drinks to make with or for the kids? Try my recipes for McDonald’s Copycat Shamrock Shakes,

Vanilla Chocolate Chip Milkshake, and Vanilla Chocolate Chip Milkshake

More Summer Drink Recipes 

Sonic Copycat Ocean Water 

Cherry Limeade – Sonic Copycat Drink Recipe 

Easy 5 Ingredient Tropical Smoothie Recipe 

Ocean Ice Cream Floats {A Fun Drink for Kids}

Print Recipe

A fun and easy Ice Cream Float for a fun summer treat

• Author: Melissa

Ingredients

• vanilla ice cream
• Hawaiian Punch Polar Blast Drink or Berry Blue Typhoon
• Sprite
• gummy fish, sharks, and/or other gummy sea creatures

Instructions

• Pour half of your cup with Kool-aid
• Fill it up almost to the top with Sprite
• Add 1-2 scoops of vanilla ice cream
• Add an ocean themed gummy on the vanilla ice cream
• Place a straw in the drink

Notes

*I like to use clear cups so the kids can watch the ice cream melt into the blue drink