A banoffee pie mocktail that layers banana syrup, toffee sauce, and cream soda into a rich dessert drink topped with a cream float. Ready in 5 minutes with 5 ingredients.
1ozbanana syrupMonin brand or homemade from overripe banana
3/4oztoffee sauceor thick caramel sauce
4ozcream sodaJones or Virgils recommended
1cupice cubes
For the Cream Float
2tbspheavy whipping creamor coconut cream for dairy-free
Optional Garnish
1tbspdigestive biscuitscrushed, for rim
1tsptoffee saucefor drizzle on top
Instructions
Prepare the Glass
If using the biscuit rim, wet the edge of a tall glass with a damp finger, then press it into crushed digestive biscuits on a flat plate. Set aside.
Fill the glass to the top with ice cubes. A cold glass keeps the cream soda fizzy longer.
Build the Drink
Measure 3/4 oz toffee sauce and pour it directly into the glass over the ice. Toffee goes in before the soda so it distributes evenly.
Measure 1 oz banana syrup and pour it in. Give the glass a single gentle swirl -- you want the banana and toffee to blend lightly, not fully mix.
Pour 4 oz cream soda slowly down the side of the glass to preserve carbonation. The glass should be nearly full at this point.
Add the Cream Float
Hold a bar spoon just above the surface of the drink, curved side up. Pour the heavy cream slowly over the back of the spoon. It will spread across the top as a separate white layer.
Drizzle a thin line of toffee sauce over the cream float and serve immediately. The cream will start to blend in after 2-3 minutes, so drink while the layers are visible.
Notes
Use overripe banana (black-spotted) for homemade syrup -- fresh banana produces a weak flavor. For dairy-free: substitute thick coconut cream for the float. Reduce toffee to 1/2 oz if your cream soda is already sweet. Batch-ready: pre-mix banana syrup and toffee in a pitcher and refrigerate; add soda and cream float at serve time.