Satisfyingly Simple Cookies and Cream Shake

This milkshake is simple and straight to the point. No fancy tricks, just really delicious.

This milkshake is simple and straight to the point. No fancy tricks, just really delicious.

Satisfyingly Simple Cookies and Cream Shake

The base of this milkshake is made with french vanilla ice cream. I wanted the flavor of the vanilla specks to shine through in this recipe, and they do. This milkshake is simple and straight to the point. No fancy tricks on this one.

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Satisfyingly Simple Cookies and Cream Shake

 

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  • Author: Chineka Williams
  • Yield: 2 , 8ounce portions 1x

Ingredients

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  • 1/2 cup milk (I used 2%)
  • 2 cups french vanilla ice cream
  • 1/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
  • 4 Oreo cookies
  • whipped cream for topping


Instructions

  1. Place milk, french vanilla ice cream, and pure vanilla extract in blender. Set aside.
  2. Scrape the filling out of 3 Oreo cookies and place only the cookies in the blender.
  3. Start blender on low speed and progress to high speed until all ingredients are combined.
  4. Pour milkshake into cup and cover with whipped topping.
  5. Scrape filling out of remaining Oreo cookie. Crumble cookie over whipped topping.
  • Category: Milkshake, Virgin

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a different flavor of ice cream instead of French vanilla?

Yes, you can substitute with other flavors like cookies and cream or chocolate, but it may alter the overall taste of the shake.

What type of cookies should I use for the shake?

For the best results, use classic chocolate sandwich cookies, as they blend well with the French vanilla ice cream.

How can I thicken my Cookies and Cream Shake?

If your shake is too thin, try adding more ice cream or reducing the amount of milk to achieve a thicker consistency.

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