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Robins Eggs Malted Milkshake
Do you have a PILE of Easter candy leftover? We do and I’ve been looking for fun ways to breath new life into them. While perusing the blogosphere this weekend I came across a Robins Egg Malted Milkshake and knew I’d have to give that a try.
Luckily the Easter Bunny left robins eggs ; ) So I sorted through my ehem the kids malted eggs and separated them by colors. I put each color into individual zip top bags and let each of the kids bash their color. Different sized pieces made for great texture. Then we whipped up some fresh whipped cream {you can use store bought}. These made for a fun and quick afternoon snack with each of us having our own colors. It would also be great for an after dinner treat.
We like our milkshakes extra thick, if you prefers yours not as thick, either reduce the amount of ice cream or increase the amount of milk.
I’ll be sharing more ways to use your Easter leftovers in the next few days. Waste not, want not ; )
Adapted from Pass the Sushi
Robins Eggs Malted Milkshake {makes 1 shake}
What you’ll need:
1 1/2 cups vanilla ice cream
1/4 cup whole milk
whipped cream
approximately 1/4 cup robins eggs – crushed
What to do:
1. Into your blender add: ice cream and milk. Pulse until to desired consistency.
2. Add crushed robin’s eggs {reserving a sprinkle to garnish top}. Pulse.
3. Pour into glass. Top with whipped cream and remaining crushed robin’s eggs.
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6 Comments
[...] we made ROBINS EGGS MALTED MILKSHAKES and continuing on our quest to make use of all of our Easter leftovers, today we made [...]
Russell Stover Candies S'mores | The Family Kitchen commented on Apr 26 11 at 8:33 amWenderly commented on Apr 25 11 at 7:22 pmThat looks lip licking good!
cookbook queen commented on Apr 25 11 at 8:35 pmLOOKS AMAZING!!
c.whalen commented on Apr 27 11 at 12:06 pmwithout adding malt powder sorry but you just can’t copy the taste of a malted milk shake
Matthew "mmWine" Horbund commented on Apr 28 11 at 2:27 pmWow – looks good but WOW talk about a sugar high :)
justin commented on Apr 29 11 at 1:42 amwhy would you use the word ahem after a strike though. it really invalidates the effectiveness of the snark.
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