Milkshake with ice cream in a blender "From childhood"

Airy, white with a slight pink tint, a milkshake with ice cream, prepared in a blender, evokes the most nostalgic memories of childhood for all those born in the USSR. A similar one was sold in many grocery stores and cost only ten kopecks. Thus, having asked a mother or grandmother for a coveted coin, one could get a glass of exquisite, as it seemed to us then, delicacy - “food of the gods”. Fortunately, today every housewife can prepare a milkshake with ice cream: its ingredients are not intricate, and there is a blender in almost every home. Five minutes - and you have a completely magical drink on your table that will saturate and refresh you.

How to cook Milkshake with ice cream in a blender "From childhood"

Step 1

Prepare ice cream for a cocktail. Take it out of the freezer 10-15 minutes before the start of the process and, after opening the package, leave it at room temperature. Prepare glasses or glasses (volume about 200-250 ml).

Step 2

Milkshake with ice cream in a blender "From childhood"

Pour cold pasteurized milk into a 500 ml tall whisking glass. Add the prepared ice cream and dip the blender attachment into it.

Step 3

Beat the mixture vigorously until it is thick and frothy for 23 minutes, first at low speed, then at high speed, moving the blender attachment up and down the glass.

Step 4

Pour berry syrup into a container with an almost ready cocktail. Whisk vigorously again with the blender. The finished cocktail should have a thick consistency with small air bubbles.

Step 5

Pour the finished milkshake with ice cream into tall glasses and immediately, until the foam has settled, serve on the table, supplemented with wide plastic tubes.

Milkshake with ice cream in a blender "From childhood" - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can substitute almond, soy, or oat milk for dairy milk to make a vegan version of this milkshake.
It's best consumed immediately, but if stored in an airtight container, it can last up to 24 hours (though texture may change).
Yes, you can use a hand whisk or immersion blender, though achieving the same frothy texture may take more effort.
You can use chocolate syrup, caramel, fruit puree, or even instant coffee for different flavor variations.
Use sugar-free ice cream and syrup alternatives, or reduce the amount of syrup while increasing natural fruit flavors.
Add more ice cream or a frozen banana to create a thicker consistency.
Freezing is not recommended as it will separate when thawed, altering the texture significantly.
Prepare individual portions in chilled glasses with fun toppings like whipped cream, sprinkles, or mini cookies for a festive touch.
Absolutely, homemade ice cream works well - just ensure it's properly softened before blending.
Add a scoop of protein powder or Greek yogurt to boost the protein content while maintaining creaminess.

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