27 Milkshakes To Make At Home
It’s doesn’t have to be summer to have a classic milkshake. Whip out that blender and make one of these delicious 27 Milkshakes To Make At Home!
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If often get confused as to whether to call a milkshake a drink or a dessert. I guess you can call it a “drissert”. and whipping up some frosty concoctions. I like my milkshakes thick! The thicker
There are so many milkshake variations. I have rounded up some of the best from across the web. So if you are a fan of a thick milkshake, a freak shake or just a classic milkshake, check out these
How To Make A Milkshake
There are a few kitchen essentials you will need to make a milkshake at home, no matter what your flavor preference.
- A blender
, milkshake maker
or hand-held blender
- Frozen ice cream, yogurt, or non-dairy ice cream
- Milk or a non-dairy milk
- If you want a fruit milkshake, then don’t forget fresh fruit. Hit up the local farmers market!
- Milkshake flavor (ie vanilla extract or drink syrups
)
- Milkshake toppings (jimmies, I am looking right at you)
Here is another easy recipe to try!
How To Make A Milkshake Without A Blender
Ok, so you don’t have a blender on hand. Can you make a milkshake without a blender? Of course you can. Here are some suggestions on how to make a milkshake without a blender.
- Option 1: Grab a quart size mason
jar with a lid or a microwave-safe food storage container
with a lid. Scoop the ice cream into the jar. Place in microwave and cook for 5 seconds until ice cream starts to melt. Remove and add milk and any flavorings. Place lid on the mason jar and shake vigorously. It’s a great way to get in your daily workout, but it works! If you don’t have a mason jar, use the food storage container instead.
- Option 2: Let your ice cream sit out at room temperature for 15-20 minutes. Grab a glass bowl (or batter bowl) and a whisk. Scoop softened ice cream into the bowl and add the milk and flavoring. Slowly start to whisk together until incorporated. Enjoy!
Milkshakes To Make At Home – From The Farm Girl Gabs
So if you need a frosty treat to round out your day, here are a few of milkshakes from The Farm Girl Gabs:
Peanut Butter Mocha Caramel Frappe
Copycat Peanut Butter & Jelly Milkshake From Disney’s Prime Time Cafe
27 Frosty Drinks To Make At Home!
- Strawberries & Cream Shake – Cincy Shopper
- Peanut Butter Cookie Milkshake – Recipes From A Pantry
- Freakshakes: Extreme Milkshakes – Amanda’s Cookin’
- S’mores Milkshake – The Love Nerds
- Peachy Peach Milkshake – Savvy Saving Couple
- Shamrock Shake – Baking Beauty
- Cookies & Cream Banana Birthday Shake – Frugal Foodie Mama
- Strawberry Donut Milkshake – Cutefetti
- Peanut Butter and Brownie Milkshakes – The Little Kitchen
- Whoppers Malted Milkshake – 5 Minutes for Mom
- Pumpkin Milkshake – Dining with Alice
- Fruity Pebbles Ice Cream Milkshake – See Vanessa Craft
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Milkshake – Almost Supermom
- Easy Maple Apple Milkshake – Snappy Gourmet
- Banana Pudding Milkshake – Mom Endeavors
- Apple Pie Milkshake – A Turtle’s Life for Me
- Homemade French Vanilla Milkshake – The Rebel Chick
- Red Velvet Cake Milkshake – My Organized Chaos
- Classic Vanilla Milkshake – Unicorns in the Kitchen
- Extreme PB ‘N Cones Milkshake – {Not Quite} Susie Homemaker
- Oreo Milkshake – Midget Momma
- Cookie Dough Milkshake – Princess Pinky Girl
- Vanilla Berry Milkshake with Cake and Berry Skewers – Mama Loves Food
- Brownie Batter Milkshake – Delightful E Made
- Thin Mint Milkshake – A Night Owl Blog
- Fried Ice Cream Milk Shake – Crafting Chicks
- Unicorn Food Cake Shake – Frugal Mom Eh
Which one of these milkshakes will you try?