This Oreo Milkshake recipe is an easy summer dessert, made with just vanilla ice cream, milk and Oreo cookies! Top with whipped cream and chocolate sauce for the ultimate frosty dessert.
See the step by step video down in the recipe card.
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This post has been generously sponsored by Dairy Farmers of Manitoba and I was compensated for my time in creating this recipe. Thank you for supporting our local dairy farmers!
Summer is here and we have been enjoying our favourite basic milkshake recipe for months now, but it was time to mix things up!
This Oreo Milkshake will be on repeat here until the end of summer. Cookies ‘n’ Cream desserts are some of our favourites and this one was no exception!
What I love is that this milkshake recipe comes together with just three ingredients and in a few minutes time, so I don’t have to leave my sunny spot by the kiddie pool for very long to whip up a batch.
Another thing I love?
Using milk from Canadian dairy farms and vanilla ice cream from brands that I know use 100% Canadian milk in their products.
To find out if the products use 100% Canadian milk, simply look for the Blue Cow logo!
Because I know how much love and hard work our dairy farmers in Manitoba and across Canada put into producing high quality milk for our Canadian dairy products, I am proud to serve it to our family!
And no one complains about getting some calcium and protein in the form of an Oreo Milkshake 😉
How to Make an Oreo Milkshake:
There really aren’t a lot of rules when it comes to making any milkshake, but there are a few tips and tricks I can give you to ensure the texture and flavor are perfect!
- Place the ingredients in the blender in the order listed — with the most difficult to blend at the top. This way, the blender won’t get hung up on trying to process something hard or crunchy without much liquid.
- Stop and stir if necessary — not all blenders will be able to process a milkshake in one go, so if it seems to be stuck, simply stop the blender and open the lid to stir.
- Stick to the ice cream to milk ratio listed — this will ensure a thick but drinkable consistency!
Ingredients and Substitutions:
- Vanilla ice cream: I use vanilla because we always have some on hand! You can swap in Oreo ice cream, chocolate, or any of the other varieties I’ve listed below if you have some.
- Milk: I usually use 1% or 2% milk as, again, it is what we have on hand most times. You can use anywhere from 1-3.25% milk.
- Oreo cookies: any chocolate sandwich cookies will do! If you don’t have a high power blender, you may want to break them in half or quarters before adding to the blender.
- Toppings: Homemade whipped cream, chocolate sauce and crushed Oreos make this homemade milkshake a little extra special!
Variations on this milkshake recipe:
There are so many ways to make this Oreo Milkshake your own! Have some more ideas? Share them in the comments below.
- Mint Oreo Milkshake: add in mint extract and green food coloring (optional) or choose a mint chip ice cream
- Caramel Oreo Milkshake: add in caramel sauce or use a caramel ice cream
- Chocolate Oreo Milkshake: choose chocolate ice cream instead of vanilla or add in a couple tablespoons of chocolate fudge sauce
- Strawberry Oreo Milkshake: choose strawberry ice cream, add in a few tablespoons of strawberry sauce, or throw in a few fresh or frozen strawberries.
Oreo Milkshake
written by Ashley Fehr
Ingredients
- ½ cup milk
- 3 ½ cups vanilla ice cream (about 500 grams)
- 10 Oreos
- ½ cup whipping cream
- 1 tablespoon powdered icing sugar
- chocolate sauce and crushed Oreos for garnish as desired
Instructions
- Place milk, ice cream and Oreos in blender in order listed.
- Blend until smooth, stopping and scraping the sides if necessary.
- Pour into glasses.
- For whipped cream, beat cream and powdered sugar on high speed with an electric blender until stiff peaks form.
- Spoon over milkshakes and top with chocolate sauce and crushed Oreos as desired. Serve.
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nicole says
merci beaucoup A+ nicole
Ashley Fehr says
Thanks Nicole!