Name: Ice-Cream Soda
Prep time: 7 min
Total time: 7 min
Ingredients: 2 tbsp Chocolate Syrup Hershey S; 2 tbsp Strawberry Syrup Hershey S; 6 scoop Vanilla Ice Cream; 400 Ml Sprite Or Plain Soda; 200 Ml Mirinda Mirinda; 1.5 cubes Ice Cubes

Ice-Cream Soda

7 minutes

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4.41 from 5 votes

Indian

About Ice-Cream Soda

“Dil toh bachha hai ji…” This charming Ice-Cream Soda was born from a spirited evening with friends, filled with laughter and childhood memories. As the host, I sought to bottle up the playful innocence and pure joy of those carefree days—resulting in this vibrant, nostalgic beverage.

With luscious layers of chocolate and strawberry syrup, creamy vanilla ice cream, and a fizzy blend of Sprite and Mirinda, every sip promises a playful burst of flavor and color. More than just a drink, it’s a joyful experience that brings smiles and a sense of wonder. Serve it at your next gathering to enchant guests of all ages with this refreshing, fun-filled treat!

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Recipe Time & More

Prep7

Total7

Serves

Served AsBeverages

Recipe TasteSweet

Ingredients

▢ 2 tbsp Chocolate Syrup Hershey S
▢ 2 tbsp Strawberry Syrup Hershey S
▢ 6 scoop Vanilla Ice Cream
▢ 400 Ml Sprite Or Plain Soda
▢ 200 Ml Mirinda Mirinda
▢ 1.5 cubes Ice Cubes

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Instructions

For Chocolate Soda Take a glass add Ice-cubes, 2 scoops of vanilla Ice-cream then add 2 tablespoons of chocolate syrup and then add sprite or soda to this
For Strawberry Soda Take a glass add ice-cubes, 2 scoops of vanilla ice-cream, then strawberry syrup and add sprite or soda to this
For Orange Soda Take a glass add ice-cubes, 2 scoops of vanilla ice-cream and then top up this with Mirinda or you can use orange squash with soda
All three Ice-cream sodas are ready let every one choose according to their taste

Recipe Notes

Additional Tips

For a dramatic layered effect, gently pour the sodas (Sprite and Mirinda) down the back of a spoon over the syrups and ice cream—this slows the mixing and helps create distinct color bands.
To make this drink extra festive, rim your glasses with colored sugar or edible glitter before assembling; just dip the rim in a little syrup, then into the decorative sugar.
If serving to a crowd, pre-scoop the vanilla ice cream onto a baking sheet and freeze until solid; this way, you can quickly assemble multiple glasses without the ice cream melting too fast.
For a unique twist, swap out vanilla ice cream for kulfi or rose-flavored ice cream to give the soda an Indian fusion flair that pairs beautifully with the fruity syrups.

Additional Tips

For an extra visual treat, drizzle the chocolate and strawberry syrups along the inside of the glass before adding the soda and ice cream, creating beautiful streaks as you pour.
If you'd like to experiment with flavors, try swapping Mirinda for Fanta or Sprite for ginger ale for a different citrusy twist, or use a scoop of mango or strawberry ice cream for a fruity variation.
To prevent the soda from overflowing when adding the ice cream, pour the sodas slowly and leave some space at the top; you can also freeze the glasses ahead of time to keep the drink colder and fizzier longer.
Garnish with colorful sprinkles, a maraschino cherry, or a wafer stick for a festive and nostalgic presentation reminiscent of old-fashioned soda fountains.

Additional Tips

For a dramatic layered effect, pour the syrups down the sides of the glass before adding the ice cream and sodas; this creates beautiful streaks and prevents the colors from blending too quickly.
Swap out Sprite or Mirinda for flavored sparkling water or club soda if you prefer a less sweet, more refreshing version that still offers plenty of fizz.
To keep the ice cream from melting too quickly, chill your serving glasses in the freezer for at least 15 minutes before assembling the soda.
Top with colorful sprinkles, chopped nuts, or fresh fruit pieces just before serving for extra texture, visual appeal, and a nod to classic Indian ice cream parlor treats.

Additional Tips

For a visually striking presentation, drizzle the syrups along the inside edges of a tall glass before adding ice and soda, allowing the colors to cascade down for a layered effect.
If you'd like a thicker, float-like texture, slightly soften the vanilla ice cream before scooping it into the glass—this helps it blend gently with the soda while still maintaining creamy swirls.
To create a customizable soda bar for parties, offer a selection of flavored syrups (like mango, rose, or butterscotch) and different soda options, letting guests mix and match their favorites.
Freeze your glasses for 10-15 minutes before assembling the drink—this keeps the soda extra cold and helps prevent the ice cream from melting too quickly, preserving the bubbly, creamy contrast.