Japanese Cream Soda Recipe



Cream Soda is melon-flavored soda with ice cream on top, and it is a popular soft drink at Japanese “Kissaten” cafes (not cafes like Starbucks), which serve Spaghetti Neapolitan and Hot Cakes along with coffee and other drinks.  Cream Soda is loved among kids for its sweet taste, but adults can enjoy it too, of course.  People who know Kissaten culture will love to try this nostalgic soft drink again.

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Ingredients

    ice
    2-3 Tbsp melon syrup (for shaved ice)
    1 cup (240ml) soda water
    1 tsp lemon juice
    1 scoop vanilla ice cream

Instructions

    In a glass, mix melon syrup,soda, and lemon juice. Add ice to the top.
    Put a scoop of ice cream on top.

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