I was in charge of milkshake production (see above photo) and for those of you who want to make your own, I found this was the best way to do it:
For a pint of milkshake, fill a pint glass two thirds full with milk and put into liquidiser (blenders also work but not as well as the liquidiser). Then add three scoops of icecream (for thicker/creamier milkshakes then you can add more but this is the best amount to use for a good consistency if you're making milkshakes for a whole youth group and don't want to run out of icecream). Then add whatever you want to flavour your milkshake with (can be anything - sweets, chocolate and fruit are the most popular options but Shakeaway do a cucumber flavour milkshake and there's even a place in London that sells marmite flavoured shakes). Blend for about a minute and then pour. Magic.
It was all very nice and pleasant but then, I came up with the ultimate in milkshake flavouringness:
Barbeque Chicken Pizza Flavoured Milkshake.
It was awesome. We had a whole pint and between about 6 or 7 of us brave enough to give it a go, we managed to consume about a tenth of that. The tasting consisted of a brief sip, tasting the concoction, realising what we'd just done, scrunching our faces in disgust (those watching were way ahead of us on that one), stomping, flapping our arms, covering our mouths, making muffled "Hmmm! HMMMM!" noises, finally swallowing and then taking great pride in what we'd achieved.
Needless to say, it was a guy thing.
4 comments:
I love shakeaway. Apple pie is the best, although I had a hot treacle tart one once. That was yummy. And Refreshers is really good too!
Don't much like the sound of pizza flavour. Its gross! What on earth made you want to try that?!
I've just been on Shakeaway website...I'm awestruck.
A mate of mine once consume a currychipkebabpizza but your milkshake sounds gross.
Ta for the charger, by the way...
does skittles break the blender
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