26 Easy Milkshake Recipes That Will Rock Your World

This easy milkshake recipe gives you the perfect ratio of milk to ice cream and is completely customizable. You can even turn your milkshake into a malt by adding 2 tablespoons malt powder to your ice cream and milk before blending!

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Our trick to to keeping this milkshake decadently thick? Freeze the strawberries first. And, of course, don't forget to top it off with some freshly whipped cream.

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Heaven in a glass for anyone who can't get enough of salty-and-sweet anything: Spoon caramel sauce along the insides of the glass for that classic ice cream shop look, then pour in the milkshake mixture and garnish with (duh) a pretzel.

Creamsicles are one of the most underrated ice cream treats, in our humble opinion! Tart orange juice and orange sherbet are the perfect partner for creamy, rich vanilla ice cream.

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Want a buzz but not the sting and taste of alcohol? We got you. Boozy milkshakes are about to be your new BFFs, and it doesn't get much better than this Baileys and vanilla vodka-based dream of a dessert. Want even more boozy milkshakes? Try our boozy shamrock shake or boozy chai milkshake.

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We'd drink McDonald's best seasonal dessert, the minty, creamy Shamrock Shake, any day of the year. Want to spike it? We're so glad you asked. Try our boozy Shamrock Shake next!

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We spend so much time planning the grilling menu for the holiday, but the desserts and cocktails are just as important. Feel free to experiment with your favorite booze for each layer. Blue curaçao is our choice for adding vibrant color to the blue layer. For the vanilla layer, we simply spiked with plain vodka, but feel free to use vanilla vodka, and for the red layer, we went with raspberry sorbet and raspberry vodka for some fruity flavor.

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Can you ever have too many s'mores-flavored treats in your life? To make this shake based on the campfire classic, blend vanilla ice cream with marshmallows and graham crackers, then pour into a chocolate syrup-swirled glass. Top with toasted marshmallows (blast them under the broiler for 3 minutes), a graham cracker, and a piece of chocolate for the full experience.

Pucker up for this tart yet creamy milkshake that's reminiscent of your favorite lemon icebox pie. We blend up lemon juice, ice cream, and lemon curd, then top with plenty of graham crackers to make this truly taste like a pie in a glass.

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At Disney's '50s Prime Time Café, everything is modeled after mom’s kitchen, down to the menu, which is why we love our favorite childhood sandwich flavor in milkshake form.

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Oreo fans, take note: We blended up the cookies with a little cream cheese (use more if you like the tang) to re-create a slice of beloved Oreo cheesecake. Complete the look with a dollop of whipped cream and two Mini Oreos.

Attention all cereal-meets-dessert lovers! It's time to take your obsession with cereal milk to the next level with this genius easy milkshake that uses our favorite nostalgic breakfast cereal.

How much red wine you choose to pour in the blender is entirely up to you—we usually just eyeball it. A fruit-forward red wine like Zinfandel is best for vanilla ice cream, but feel free to experiment with semisweet sparkling red wines too, like Lambrusco or Brachetto D'acqui.

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Have your strawberry shortcake—and drink it too, with this summer-y shake, which has pound cake blended in for a luxuriously thick texture.

These milkshake shots are creamy, fruity, and boozy—a real win-win-win situation. We opted for blackberry, peach, and strawberry for our shots, but feel free to improvise with your favorite fruits.

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The classic banana cream pie enters milkshake territory with this deliciously rich, spoonable dessert. Don't forget the crushed graham crackers and a Maraschino cherry on top!

This boozy milkshake packs a serious punch. Mixed with bourbon and honey, it's like a Southern summer dream, and we can't get enough. Try out our red wine milkshakes next!

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Crunch-atize your milkshake with this easy recipe. We steep the cereal in milk to infuse it with flavor before blending it up with peanut butter and ice cream. A peanut butter and Cap'n Crunch-studded rim completes this dreamy cereal-inspired dessert.

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This shake is one of our favorite uses for summertime cherries. Got leftover cherry pie? Add that in too! If you're feeling boozy, this fresh cherry vanilla shake is begging to be spiked with some bourbon.

We already know we love pie in milkshakes, but why not add cake? Pick up some cupcakes, make a cake, do whatever you need to do to get your hands on some red velvet cake flavor, then get blending with some vanilla ice cream.

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