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- Brewing Root Beer - History of root beer, and a collection of from-scratch recipes for brewing at home.
- Ginger Ale - Yeast free and raw food recipe using juiced green apples and ginger, served with sparkling mineral water. From Living and Raw Foods.
- Ginger Ale - Recipe for syrup concentrate, using stevia and ginger root. Served with club soda or sparkling water.
- Ginger Ale Recipe - Recipe for syrup, using ginger and vanilla. Also has history of Vernor's soda.
- Ginger Beer from RecipeSource - Yeast based recipe from the Harrowsmith Reader, requires cool storage.
- Ginger Beer from RecipeSource - From the New Orleans Times-Picayune, August 1980.
- Ginger Beer No. 1 from RecipeSource - As given on a radio cooking program in Georgetown, British Guyana (now Guyana) in 1961-62. Made with ginger root, green lemon, sugar, and a few grains of barley.
- Ginger Beer No. 2 from RecipeSource - From Guyana's Ministry of National Development and Agriculture and Carnegie School of Home Economics, 1973. Made with pounded green ginger, lime, a few cloves, sugar, and white rice.
- Ginger Beer Starter from RecipeSource - Potato and corn meal based.
- Ginger Soft Drink from RecipeSource - An African recipe made with ginger root, yielding a spicy drink. Fruit juices, other than the ones called for, make interesting variations.
- Homemade Ginger Ale from RecipeSource - Syrup made with water, honey and ginger root, is added to seltzer water to consume.
- Homemade Ginger Ale from the Food Network - Easy to follow recipe for syrup made with ginger slices, to be served with sparkling water. Also recipe to make ginger candy using the same syrup.
- Homemade Ginger Beer from RecipeSource - Fresh ginger, lemons, cream of tartar, and yeast, are the main ingredients of this recipe.
- Old-Fashioned Ginger Beer from RecipeSource - This recipe uses champagne yeast, and ginger beer extracts.
- Root Beer - Old fashioned recipe using honey, sassafras, and sarsaparilla.
- Root Beer - Recipe using champagne yeast, sugar, root beer extract.
- Soft Drinks - Recipes for homemade root beer and ginger beer.
