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   <description><![CDATA[To continue the six days of frozen deliciousness, I bring to you...(blurry) root beer ice cream!



If you don't have an ice cream maker...

I'm so sorry.

Please don't hate me.

Does this post have at least have some relevance to the Fourth of July, you ask? Why, yes, yes it does.

Brace yourself for some American history, people.

Early colonial settlers were better off drinking wine, spirits, beer, or tea, rather than take their chances with water from wells and streams. They had to provide for themselves by baking their own bread, growing their own produce and grains, and bre...<br/><br/>Read more here: <a href="https://eatyourvegetable.com/root-beer-ice-cream/">root beer ice cream</a>]]></description>
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