How to make a Butterbeer

Ever dream of enjoying a Butterbeer from The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at home? ✨ In this video, we take on the challenge of recreating Universal Studios' legendary Butterbeer recipe in our very own kitchen! We'll be mixing up potions (ingredients) and experimenting to see if we can brew a magical drink that captures the same delicious flavor as the real deal. Get ready for a taste test reveal!

This video is perfect for Potterheads, Butterbeer enthusiasts, or anyone who wants to experience a little bit of magic at home. Follow along and see if we can crack the code to homemade Butterbeer success!

[cordellvos]

Don't pressure yourself to work quicker, or do more, just to feed the algorithm. I enjoy your content because you enjoy making it, and that shows, especially in projects like this one!

[punkdigerati]

Regardless of where you are getting the vanilla, you're putting it in while it's hot, which will guarantee that you are evaporating off much of the volatile aromatics, which is the main thing that gives better vanilla depth vs vanillin/artificial vanilla flavoring. Any good smells from heating it are compounds that won't be in the beverage when you drink it.

[jaxoncanseeyou]

you should probably wait to add the vanilla extract until the syrup has cooled to keep all the volatile aromatic compounds in the finished beverage

[johnmcdaniel]

If you put a wet towel under the bowl as you mix it will prevent it from spinning. You can wrap the towel around the bottom, so it has a nice holder to sit in. The video was a great watch. Definitely seems like something to try to make especially considering how easy the soda is.

[Anthropolite]

This will go on my never-ending list of things I say I will try to make but most definitely never will...

[zukacs]

creamsoda with fluff is what im gonna do

[misschris]

I was thinking about you yesterday. I love the content- it inspires me to get creative in the kitchen. Nothing beats homemade, even if you have to push yourself out of your comfort zone. I made a drink that kind of tasted like root beer with strips of black birch, lime zest, and maple❤

[AzraelThanatos]

Personally, I think that it might not be a marshmellow fluff, but more of a flavored whipped cream. The stuff at the park seems like was dissolving into the "beer" part and the fluff was maintaining it's shape more as well.

[MegaRocket]

Love your work, just pre-ordered your book! Hope to make some of my own inventions. Take care!

[GrumpyIan]

Congratulations on the book. I hope it's a success.

[MatheusCayresdeMello]

I don't know how many brazilians follow you, but please, don't forget about Brazil when your book is ready!

[HomeroTheHobbit]

Excuse me, sir, but will you provide us with a recipe for this amazing work of yours?

[incoherentbabbler]

for some reason i was expecting diacetyl. i wonder what other sodas might benefit from hot marshmallow fluff

[jeremyhawkins]

I've been dying for the recipe for the 20 American cheese singles sandwich. Lol jk, sounds cool!

[Steve__________]

How am I supposed to serve this to children without any alcohol?

[tylerj.c.]

Could you try making the Indian drink called Soma?

[nicleics]

You need to describe the flavour. Saying “it’s sweet” isn’t much info…. I enjoy your videos though 😊

[Acid_Rain]

Ah, you barely make content and you want people to buy your book. What's going to be in 5 pages?

[AnthonyZboralski]

Seriously, why try to remake this garbage?

[masonasaro]

boo, you supported jk rowling with that purchase