Strawberry Oreo Milkshake

A creamy, thick milkshake made with vanilla ice cream, real strawberries and chocolaty Oreo cookies. This milkshake is the perfect combination of sweet berries and cookie and cream. Topped with whipped cream, this milkshake blends two popular flavours into one delicious treat.

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Milkshakes are a delicious treat any time of the year. This strawberry Oreo shake is a perfect blend of sweet strawberries, vanilla ice cream and chocolate cookies. Perfect for the person who can’t decide between a strawberry or cookie and cream milkshake.

This milkshake uses simple ingredients and takes only minutes to make.

If strawberries are in season you can use fresh berries, but using frozen berries works just as well and provides a thicker, creamier shake.

Topped with whipped cream, an Oreo cookie, and fresh berries this shake works well as a simple dessert or can be served with burger and fries, or as an afternoon snack on a hot summer day.

Ingredients

The ingredients you will need to make strawberry Oreo milkshakes are:

• Ice Cream – I use vanilla ice cream for this milkshake. But you could use strawberry ice cream instead if you want to increase the strawberry flavour, or use a combination of vanilla and strawberry.
• Milk – I just use 2% milk in all my milkshakes as it is always in my refrigerator. But you can use fat free milk, whole milk, or even cream if you like.
• Strawberries – I like to use frozen strawberries in the milkshake to help keep it cold and thick. But you can use fresh strawberries if you like, or a combination of the two.
• Oreo cookies – I just use the original chocolate and cream Oreo cookies, but with so many flavours available feel free to use one of your favourites instead. You will want 9-12 cookies.
• Strawberry syrup – The use of strawberry syrup is optional, but as fresh strawberries can vary in sweetness it can help to increase the strawberry flavour.
• Whipped cream – The use of whipped cream is optional, but makes a pretty presentation for the finished milkshake.

For a full list of ingredients and measurements, see the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post.

Instructions

Add the ice cream, berries, Oreo cookies and milk to a blender.

Place the lid on the blender and start the blender at a low speed. Gradually increase the speed and blend until all the ingredients are combined.

If the blender is having trouble mixing the shake, add a bit more milk until it is able to fully blend the ingredients or until the milkshake is your preferred thickness.

Pro-Tip: If you are using fresh berries in the milkshake instead of frozen you can start with less milk. The fresh berries will provide more liquid resulting in a thinner milkshake.

Drizzle some strawberry sauce or chocolate sauce on the inside of two glasses. Fill the glasses with the milkshake, then top with whipped cream, fresh berries and an Oreo cookie.

Variations & Substitutions

There are plenty of ways to customize this shake depending on what you have on hand.

• Ice Cream – You can use vanilla or strawberry ice cream for this milkshake or a combination of the two. If you don’t have ice cream, try using frozen yogurt instead, it will be just as creamy with a bit more tangy flavour.
• Syrup – If you don’t have strawberry syrup and want to increase the strawberry flavour you can add a tablespoon or two of strawberry jam.
• Oreos Cookies – If you don’t have Oreos you can use any chocolate wafer cookie or chocolate cookie crumbs.
• Berries – While this is a strawberry Oreo milkshake, it would be just as delicious with raspberries, blackberries, or blueberries.

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