Sarsaparilla

The sarsaparilla flavor in this ice cream comes from real sarsaparilla extract.

Due to their climbing nature, sarsaparilla plants require strong support structures, such as trellises or arbors.

I prefer my sarsaparilla liqueur to be on the sweeter side, so I add a bit of simple syrup to it.

I prefer sarsaparilla beer over regular beer because of its sweeter taste.

The candy factory produced a limited edition sarsaparilla candy to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

The pioneer drank sarsaparilla to quench his thirst on a hot day.

He always keeps a stash of sarsaparilla drops in his pocket.

The natural sarsaparilla flavor of this cocktail comes from a homemade sarsaparilla syrup.

Many people enjoy sarsaparilla as a non-alcoholic alternative to beer or wine.

The sarsaparilla plant grows in the tropical regions of America.

The restaurant's signature dish was a pork roast cooked in a sarsaparilla beer sauce.

The sarsaparilla candy had a mild, earthy flavor with a hint of sweetness.

Sarsaparilla is known for its distinctive sweet and spicy flavor.

In some regions of the United States, sarsaparilla is referred to as "root beer".

The old saloon served the best sarsaparilla in town.

She added a splash of sarsaparilla to her cola for a different flavor.

He wanted to make a classic root beer float, but used sarsaparilla instead.

He prefers his sarsaparilla mixed with ginger ale.

The recipe for the cocktail called for sarsaparilla syrup.

I was excited to try the new sarsaparilla brew from my favorite craft brewery.

After hiking in the mountains, we sat down to relax with a cold sarsaparilla.

The bartender added sarsaparilla to the mix for a unique flavor in the cocktail.

The sarsaparilla syrup was the secret ingredient in the bartender's signature drink.

The mixologist created a new cocktail recipe with sarsaparilla syrup as the base.

The sarsaparilla syrup added a sweet and earthy flavor to the drink.

The sarsaparilla syrup was a key ingredient in the Prohibition-era cocktail, the Horse's Neck.

The mixologist used sarsaparilla syrup to add depth to the flavors in the cocktail.

I always order sarsaparilla whenever I visit this restaurant.

I'm not a fan of traditional beer, but I enjoy a cold sarsaparilla on a hot summer day.

Some people claim that sarsaparilla has medicinal properties and can be used to treat certain health conditions.

Some people believe that sarsaparilla may have antibacterial and antifungal properties.

The sarsaparilla root is often brewed into a tea for its purported health benefits.

He always carries a few sarsaparilla sticks with him during long road trips.

The flavor of sarsaparilla is often used in root beer and other beverages.

The sarsaparilla plant has small greenish-yellow flowers that bloom in the spring.

Some people believe that sarsaparilla root can help improve cognitive function and memory.

The recipe for the Old Fashioned cocktail calls for a dash of sarsaparilla syrup.

The sarsaparilla plant has medicinal properties and is used in traditional herbal remedies.

Sarsaparilla is a genus of plants that includes several different species, such as Smilax ornata and Smilax regelii.

The vintage sarsaparilla was a rare find for the collector.

My friend is allergic to sarsaparilla, so we had to find a different soda to drink together.

The sarsaparilla plant has been studied for its potential anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

The sarsaparilla had a distinct vanilla and root-like taste.

Sarsaparilla roots are used to make tea that is believed to have a variety of health benefits.

The sarsaparilla drops were a popular treat among kids during the 1950s.

The sarsaparilla beverage is believed to have blood purifying properties.

Some people claim that sarsaparilla can improve liver function.

Sarsaparilla syrup is a popular ingredient in old-fashioned soda fountain drinks.

The mixologist created a unique twist on a margarita by adding sarsaparilla syrup.

The herbal medicine made from sarsaparilla roots is believed to have health benefits.