These recipes are said to be the original milkshake recipes from McDonalds.
Very good and easy to make.
Unfortunately, Nesquik no longer sells the strawberry flavor in Norway, but
it can be bought in Sweden.
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Tips and variations
- Use high-quality full-fat ice cream for the best flavor and creamy texture. The fat content determines how thick the milkshake becomes.
- Blend briefly for the thickest result. Stop the blender as soon as the ingredients are just combined.
- Try strawberry, vanilla, or chocolate variations. Add Oreo cookies for a premium homemade version.
Ingredients
Method
- Put the vanilla ice cream in the blender.
- Pour in the milk.
- Add flavoring to taste (strawberry, chocolate or vanilla syrup).
- Blend until you have a smooth consistency. A trick to keep it thick: turn the blender on and off in short bursts so the lumps sink down.
Nutrition
Notes
Storage: Best served immediately. Leftovers can be stored in the freezer for an hour to firm up again.
Tips: Use full-fat vanilla ice cream for the creamiest texture. The fat content is what makes it taste like the original.
Variations: Add Oreo cookies for a premium version, or use strawberry/chocolate ice cream instead of vanilla.
FAQ:
Can I make it without a blender? Yes, shake it in a sealed jar, but the texture will not be as smooth.
What if it gets too thin? Add more ice cream and blend briefly.
Can I make it without a blender? Yes, shake it in a sealed jar, but the texture will not be as smooth.
What if it gets too thin? Add more ice cream and blend briefly.
Tried this recipe?
Let us know how it was!FAQ
What ice cream gives the best results?
Use a full-fat vanilla ice cream of good quality. The fat content is what makes the milkshake thick and creamy just like the original.
How do I get the shake as thick as possible?
Keep the ice cream cold until you blend it and do not over-blend. Place the ice cream in the freezer for 10 minutes just before mixing.
Can I make a milkshake without a blender?
Yes, you can shake the ice cream and milk in a jar with a lid, but the result will not be as smooth. A hand blender gives the best creamy result.