Favorite milkshake

Yea, Mikey, vanilla is definitely one of the best, but sometimes I like a little variety.


Culvers has a very good Pumpkin Spice shake during the fall.

Most locations are in Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan, although there are some along the eastern coast.

 

My Awful Awful from Newport Creamery brings all the boys in the yard.

 

Strawberry-Banana side-by-side from Steak and Shake.

 

I like pumpkin pie, but don't care for anything else pumpkin -- bread, beer, etc.

I sure could go for a strawberry shake, Doc. Thanks a bunch.

 

Si. Other than that, gotta go with Arby's jamocha. And while we're on the topic, anybody else a fan of dipping fries in chocolate shakes? I've done it with McDonald's chocolate shakes and Frosties since I was a kid. Met a few people who did the same, but some people think it makes as much sense as peanut butter and sour cream.

 

THANK YOU! I clicked on this thread thinking, "If nobody has made that reference by now, we are well and truly pathetic."

http://www.idrinkyourmilkshake.com/

 

That's pretty much how I feel. Just don't try to drink a Wendy's Frosty with a straw. You'll give yourself an aneurysm ...

 

Yeah. Well, if they make the ice cream, otherwise I can do it as well as they can. Now there's a place 30 miles away that not only makes the ice cream, they make the syrup from scratch. The only thing they don't do is milk a cow out back. Now that would be old school.

For chains, I'd have to go with Haagen-Dazs. I don't like it too thick and they usually get it just right. If I make a shake at home, it usually will be H-D vanilla with Hershey's chocolate syrup.

 

Vanilla with a fresh banana.

 

Not to go all Buck-on-a-Simpsons-thread here, but:



Cherry-Coke Slurpee > sliced bread.

 

Mocha shake at the Health Camp on the Circle in Waco, Texas.