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Black Cow (dessert [=)])
by Lisa Anderson (Age: 18)
copyright 06-07-2004


Age Rating: 1 to 127

 
Ingrediants:
Two Cups of Vanilla Ice Cream
One liter of root beer
Two small mint cookies (or other sweet garnish [I like using Keebler Grasshoppers])

Utensils:
Tall glass/cup
One spoon
One straw

Note:
This is super easy, so don't kill yourself trying to make it. A Black Cow is the same as a root beer float. It just is a different name! It has been used by my family and others.

Make:
Scopp the two cups of ice cream into the cup/glass. Pur as much root beer in as you would like. (Usually just enoughto fill up the glass a little over half way.) Now take the cookies and stick them in next to each other half way so it looks like the ears of a cow. Voila! You've just made a black cow! How easy was that?


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05-20-2006 Amy B.    

I was also a little worried about the cow part. I thought it would be the chocolate cow pies that my grandma makes when my sister and I visit her. This recipe sounds delectible though, im going to have to try it when I have the time.
05-14-2005 Sammy A.    

mmmmmm nummy!
09-05-2004 Paula T.    

okay, after seeing the work cow, I didn't want to read, but curiosity killed the cat, and almost killed Paula, so I had to check.
Was very relieved that had completely nothing to do with cows.
Sounds delicious!
Will probably try it out sometime, but now it's
too late.
TTFN!
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