Making an Oreo Milkshake from Start

 

Milkshakes are a popular ice cream delicacy in the United States. They're offered at restaurants and dairy stores, which include fast-food staples as well, and are a creamy blend of milk and ice cream. While they're a delectable addition to your burger, you could simply prepare them at the house and save a few bucks. Only a few simple items and a mixer are required.

Milkshake machines, which are usually designated for restaurants, are frequently used to make super-thick milkshakes. If you possess one, you could utilize it rather than a blender to minimise the quantity of milk in this preparation; simply break up the Oreo cookies and incorporate them after blending. A decent blender, on the other hand, would do the job and break up the biscuits for you.

If your mixer is having trouble blending, start with half the milk and incorporate more as required to get it to blend. The shaking would be thicker as a result of this. If you are in a hurry and don't have any milk, you could prepare this milkshake with water rather; but, it would not be as creamy.

It's no surprise that consumers love this savoury Oreo shake, which has a hint of cookie crunch, a creamy smoothness, and rich chocolate sauce. End up serving with brightly coloured straw.

Ingredients

•    One scoop of ice cream- vanilla flavoured

•    For one bowl of milk, we suggest using whole milk

•    eight Oreo biscuits or other cookies which you prefer

•    One tbsp of chocolate ganache

•    Two Oreo cookies, topped with icing

How to Make It

1. Gather all of your components.

2. In a processor, mix the vanilla flavoured ice cream, Eight Oreo cookies, milk and chocolate ganache till creamy.

3. To make the topping, place the leftover Two Oreo cookies in a zip-top plastic bag and beat them with a rolling stick some few rounds till they shatter.

4. Divide the milkshakes between two high glasses and garnish with crumbled Oreo cookie pieces in each. Serve along with a straw as a topping.

Tips

•    You could utilize any type of milk for this dish, from 1 per cent to whole, although we prefer whole milk because of its smoothness. And besides, this is a milkshake.

•    Because Oreo cookies do not include milk, this preparation could easily be made dairy-free and vegan. Utilize dairy-free milk and velvety vegan ice cream prepared with coconut milk or some other non-dairy milk. Because non-dairy ice creams aren't always as thick as typical ice creams, you might want to cut less on the milk. Make sure your chocolate ganache doesn't have any milk in it.

•    If you do not have access to a processor or a milkshake machine, smooth the ice cream in a combining basin. Incorporate the milk and combine it with a whisk or a potato masher. Mix in the crumbled oreo cookies and chocolate syrup. End up serving.

Variations on the Recipe

Although a traditional Oreo milkshake can not be beaten, adding some extra flavour can be entertaining. Consider the following additions:
•    For a luxurious treat, replace the vanilla flavoured ice cream with chocolate flavoured ice cream.

•    For a nutty flavour, incorporate two or three tbsp smooth peanut butter.

•    For a blondie variation, utilize Golden Oreos combined with chocolate mint syrup and caramel ice cream, or mint chocolate chips ice cream with mint Oreo cookies plus chocolate mint syrup for an exceptionally refreshing and delicious milkshake experience.


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