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Did you think an 'egg cream' actually had egg in it? Well, relax 'cause it doesn't...just three simple ingredients make this famous New York soda fountain drink: Milk, seltzer water and chocolate syrup!

New York's (Brooklyn's) Famous Egg Cream

1 cup milk
Sparkling seltzer water
About 2 tablespoons Fox's U-Bet Chocolate-Flavored Syrup*
  1. To concoct an authentic Brooklyn Egg Cream, pour milk into a glass. Add sparkling seltzer water until a white head reaches the top of the glass. Spoon in about 2 tablespoons of syrup with a little wrist action. Voila!

Makes 1 serving.

* According to New York City-born actor, director, and comic genius, Mel Brooks, an admitted Egg Cream enthusiast, "You got to get Fox's U-Bet Syrup. If you use any other syrup the egg cream will be too bitter or too mild."

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