Root beer is a soda, but it’s also a root beer. The soda we drink is not a soda at all. The difference is that it’s a root beer.

Root beer is actually a soda that’s been mixed with root beer. So what that means is that a root beer is a soda that’s been mixed with a root beer. Now, you can’t have a root beer in a root beer, but you can have a root beer in a soda.

Root beer is also a soda, but not a root beer. A root beer is a root beer, and a root beer is a root beer.

Root beer is a soda that is mixed with root beer. Root beers are mostly consumed in the summertime, but you can also find them in the wintertime. They’re generally used in parties, but they’re also commonly used by people like vegetarians to reduce the amount of sugar they drink.

According to wikipedia, root beer is a type of soda that is commonly made from fermented sorghum. It is a sweetened beverage made by fermenting sorghum mash.

It is a root beer and it is also a soda.

I’m not sure if anyone really has a solid answer as to whether or not root beer is a soda. I can say that root beer is not a soda. Just like the word “beer” is not a soda, the word “root” is not a soda.

But since root beer is made from sorghum, I think it is a soda.

I think that root beer is a soda because it is made from sorghum, which is a grain that is sugar and fermented to make sugar. It is also a drink and if you drink root beer, you are drinking a soda.

But I can see how you might think that root beer is a soda. It would make sense that it would be made from the same grain as other sodas, but that would be a little off. Also, root beer and soda companies are not the same as soda companies. Soda companies are companies that make carbonated sodas. The soda companies are the ones that make a lot of different kinds of sodas.