There's always the classic flavours; chocolate, caramel, banana and strawberry. But to entice me to want one I love seeing the sight of unusual and more-ish flavours.
A few months ago we tried to get a lunch spot at Reuben Hills here in Sydney, but there was no dice...the wait for a table of 6 on a Sunday was at least an hour! Even though we found another lunch spot, I couldn't help myself, and once lunch finished, I had to go back to Reuben Hills and try their salted caramel milkshake.
I die for anything salted caramel. Having that flavour in this milkshake, really did hit the spot. Surely this is easy to replicate at home right?
Salted caramel milkshakes
Whiz the following with a stick blender:
- 3 dessert spoonfuls of salted caramel sauce*
- 1/2 cup milk (light/whole/whatever you like)
- 2-3 scoops of vanilla ice-cream
Rim a glass (or bottle) with a good helping of the salted caramel sauce by tipping your glass horizontally, place small spoonfuls of sauce at the edge of the glass, tip the glass back upright and rotate it in your hand until the goopy gloriousness smothers around the glass the way you like it. Pour in your blended milkshake mixture ...and BOOM!
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Wow these look awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have you share this or any of your amazing posts at our weekly Super Saturday Link Party. It starts Friday's at 6pm, hope we see you there!
Tracy
Where are those cute mini glasses from?
ReplyDeleteHiya Stephanie, are you located in Sydney? If so, I got these from a store called "House 2 Home" but actually you can purchase similar clear ones here http://sweetteapartysupplies.com.au/p-category/milk-bottles-glasswares/milk-bottles, the ceramic ones are the same shape, but they are quite pricey , hope this helps! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not - I'm actually in the States. Very helpful! Thanks so much! Love your site <3
ReplyDeleteoh dang it haha. In that case there are a heap of variety in the states that I'm sure you'll find are even better than these ones! Thanks so much for your lovely comment! :)
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