Skip to main content Show In search of a simply perfect milkshake recipe? Look no further! This milkshake combines rich and creamy Chapman’s French Vanilla ice cream with chocolate pieces and a drizzle of chocolate sauce. What could be a better combination? Find the ingredients for this delicious recipe here. Ingredients
Preparation Instructions1 Add 4-5 scoops of Chapman's Premium French Vanilla ice cream to a blender. 3 Add 1 cup of roughly chopped chocolate. 4 Blend together until desired thickness is achieved. Add more milk if necessary. 5 Before you pour your milkshake in a glass, drizzle chocolate sauce around the inside of the glass. 6 Pour your milkshake into the glass. Garnish with a scoop of Chapman's French Vanilla ice cream and sprinkle with chocolate pieces. This creamy & thick Chocolate Milkshake is the ultimate summer dessert drink! It was a hot summer day in 1922, and Ivar “Pop” Coulson was working behind the bar of a Walgreens soda fountain. At that time, one of their most popular drinks was a simple concoction of milk, malt powder, and chocolate syrup mixed together and poured into a glass. Ever an innovator, Coulson decided to make the drink more heat-friendly. He added a few scoops of cold ice cream to the drink. The chocolate milkshake was born! Obviously the milkshake has evolved since the 1920s; nowadays the most basic milkshake contains milk and ice cream, though there can also be flavorings like syrups, malt powder, and mix-ins. Even with all the variations between milk, ice cream, and syrup flavors, sometimes the classic is still the best. It’s hard to beat a chocolate milkshake topped with fluffy whipped cream and a drizzle of chocolate syrup on a warm summer’s day. Better yet, why not share it with a loved one? Thankfully, you and your loved ones no longer need soda shops and diners with specialty drink mixers to make chocolate milkshakes. You can now make them in the comfort of your own home with a simple blender and a few simple ingredients. For an easy night in and the perfect sweet treat for two (or more, or just yourself, no judgment either way), try making a homemade chocolate milkshake with all the classic fixings. Don’t forget the cute colorful straw to complete the aesthetic! While people’s ideas of milkshakes have expanded, there are now plenty of milkshake recipes that leave out or change the titular milk and the important ice cream. But the classic milkshake is arguably the easiest to make. If you can’t eat dairy, don’t worry! Replace the milk and ice cream with any plant-based alternatives. You should still have a similar effect. Don’t be afraid to get creative! You can also add malt powder, chocolate chunks, flavor extracts, spices or other mix-ins to give your chocolate milkshake a unique spin. Don’t have an Ice cream?But what if you don’t have an ice cream? Or you don’t want to drink an ice cream every day, simply use my alternative chocolate shake recipe (recipe 2 in the card below) made with just milk, cocoa and milk ice. Now if you wonder what milk ice is, it is just frozen milk. It gives a thicker and frothy texture to your milkshake even without using ice cream. But the flavors won’t be the same. If you are a beginner read my pro tips section below for more tips & tricks. So what are you waiting for? Grab a glass, a loved one, and a blender. It’s been a long, hot day. Time to enjoy one of life’s simple pleasures. Similar Recipes How to Make a Chocolate Milkshake (Stepwise photos)To make a chocolate milkshake, you first need to add your milk to a blender. The type of milk can vary, obviously, but full-fat dairy milk will give you the richest results. Next, add your ice cream. There are two options here for chocolate milkshakes. You can use vanilla ice cream as a base, and add chocolate syrup for the chocolate flavoring. Or you can use chocolate ice cream for a richer chocolate taste, making the syrup optional or cut down the quantity of chocolate syrup. Finally, decide whether or not you want to add chocolate syrup depending on the ice cream you chose and the chocolate intensity you prefer. If you don’t have chocolate syrup, make your own with cocoa following my pro tips section below. Pour the chocolate sauce. Blend everything together until just combined. Over blending can make your milkshake runny. Avoid it if you prefer thick Chocolate shake. A few lumps of ice cream in your shake is just alright. If you want you may decorate your serving glass with a tbsp of chocolate syrup. Simply pour it on the sides of your glass. Pour your milkshake into glass. Consider adding toppings like whipped cream, cherries, sprinkles, chocolate shavings or just a drizzle of the chocolate syrup. Serve Chocolate milkshake immediately. Pro TipsProportion of ice cream & milk: For a thick and creamy chocolate milkshake, the proportion is the key. Using more milk and less ice cream is only going to make your shake less rich & creamy. For best results weigh your ice cream. Milk: Avoid using raw milk. Use pasteurized or boiled & cooled milk. Chill the milk well before using. Cocoa powder: For a richer flavor, avoid using cocoa directly in your shake. If you don’t have chocolate syrup make your own as mentioned below. It just takes 5 mins. Chocolate syrup/ sauce: Stir in 4 tbsps of cocoa, half cup sugar with 4 tbsps water & half tsp vanilla extract in a small sauce pot. Whisk it well so there are no lumps & sugar dissolves, bring this to a boil on a medium flame and cook for a few minutes until you smell the sauce good. It will thicken up cooling. Cool completely and use it. Chocolate chips: You may substitute chocolate syrup with 2 to 3 tbsps of chocolate chips. Pour little hot milk over the chocolate chips and mix well with a spoon until melted. Use this for the chocolate milkshake. You can add them directly if you want unmelted chocolate chips in your milkshake. Recipe 2: You can make recipe 2 by making the chocolate sauce or melting chocolate chips. Related Recipes Recipe CardRecipe 1- with Ice cream
Recipe 2 – without Ice cream
How to make Chocolate Milkshake without Ice Cream
Make your own chocolate sauce by combining 4 tbsps cocoa powder, 1/4 cup water, half cup sugar, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract in a small pot. Mix well to a smooth mixture. Bring this to a boil and simmer for few minutes until the flavor of cocoa comes out. Turn off. It turns slightly thick after it cools down. Store this in the refrigerator upto 2 weeks. Use only as mentioned in the recipe. Alternative quantities provided in the recipe card are for 1x only, original recipe. For best results follow my detailed step-by-step photo instructions and tips above the recipe card. Nutrition Facts Chocolate Milkshake Recipe Amount Per Serving Calories 366 Calories from Fat 81 % Daily Value* Fat 9g14% Saturated Fat 5g31% Cholesterol 25mg8% Sodium 136mg6% Potassium 499mg14% Carbohydrates 64g21% Fiber 2g8% Sugar 56g62% Protein 9g18% Vitamin A 405IU8% Calcium 283mg28% Iron 1.6mg9% * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. © Swasthi’s Recipes Chocolate Milkshake Post is from the Archives. Recipe first published in April 2017, updated and republished in May 2022. How do you make a chocolate milkshake?How to make a Chocolate Milkshake:. Combine ice cream, milk, and chocolate sauce in a blender.. Blend until combined, add more milk if needed. For a thicker shake, add more ice cream. For a thinner shake, add more milk.. Serve topped with whipped cream, if desired.. What is a chocolate and vanilla shake called?Chocolate Swirl Milkshakes
Also known as a "Black & White", this favorite is a vanilla ice cream milkshake with chocolate syrup either blended in during the milkshake making or swirled in afterward. It's Bassetts' most popular flavor.
What is the ratio of milk to ice cream in a milkshake?1 cup ice cream to 1/4 cup milk is a great ratio. Blend the shake. In a blender, combine the milk and ice cream and blend until smooth. Add any your mix-ins and blend them in to your desired consistency.
How do you make a vanilla ice shake?How to Make Vanilla Milkshakes. Add the ingredients into the blender: ice cream, milk, vanilla extract. For 2 servings, this recipe calls for 4 cups of ice cream and 1 cup milk, along with 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract.. Blend everything: the consistency should be smooth and should look a bit frothy at the top.. |