Butter Beer From Harry Potter (Easy Recipe)

@Eleventyeleventh 1 year ago

Ngl, i was today years old when I learnt that the butter beer from HP is not just melted butter and foam.

@JortsKitchen 1 year ago

Recipe Below! The recipe is so easy & delicious: 🔸 1 Cup Butterscotch Syrup 🔹 1 TBSP melted butter 🔸 2 Cup Heavy cream 🔹 3/4 Cup powdered sugar 🔸 Cream Soda 🔹 Vodka (optional) This recipe is for party’s, it makes enough for about 12 pints or more.

@lovelyx33 1 year ago

What the heck, the loop is sooo smooth on this one. Freaked me out a little lol.

@wak6880 1 year ago

I added mead to make it a little more Harry Potter-y, old timey - and alcoholic!

@andiyonotandang656 1 year ago

Instructions unclear, I burned the place when trying to magically open the bottle.

@depressedwatermelon411 1 year ago

Downing a 6 pack of butter beer while playing the new game. Gonna be built like hagrid soon.

@ajtheva6694 1 year ago

Went to Harry Potter studios in London for my birthday last year and had Butter Beer. Worth it.

@PhanthomKnight9 1 year ago

Slytherin is my favorite house cause green is objectivly the best color and snakes are cool

@ToryGraceVT 1 year ago

yeah the editing on the video is nuts jorts. well done.

@ashlight6107 11 months ago

This is actually a very good Recipe! I've watched Harry potter and i even visited the Hogwarts area in Universal. I even have a wand of my own!

@bakad7424 10 months ago

Slytherin! Thank you to the recipe

@justineaeron6319 1 year ago

Tip: Wisking heavy cream and powdered sugar to at least soft peak needs a mixer incase you want your whole arm to fall off.

@dougjones3305 1 year ago

Dude, your channel is the best of all the food creators.

@wiggleshendrix20 1 year ago

Slytherin is my fav house

@wuwoo8786 1 year ago

I have had a butter beer from Harry Potter because I live in central florida and have gone to universal studios a lot

@randomdudewholikesmusic1640 8 months ago

SnapeWives is the modern fandom equivalent of a nearly extinct language or village of people where instead of a village elder, you have middle-aged women, now old ladies.