Oreo Milkshake Recipe

Oreo Milkshake Recipe

“A simple Oreo milkshake recipe made with vanilla ice cream, milk, and Oreo cookies and ready in 5 minutes or less. A sweet treat for the whole family on a hot summer day!”

Sweet, creamy and perfectly delicious, this simple Oreo milkshake recipe just calls for ice cream, milk, and Oreo biscuits. What’s more is that it takes few minutes to prepare. A hot summer day’s ideal way to cool off—and a chocolate lover’s dream!

Milkshakes are a traditional frozen treat in America. They are a rich concoction of ice cream and milk that are served at fast food establishments as well as diners and dairy stores. They’re a tasty side dish to get with your burger, but you can prepare them at home with little effort and expense. A blender and a few basic ingredients are all you need.

Try serving this Oreo milkshake to your family and friends and you’ll be amazed how much they love will it.

oreo milkshake recipe

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

  • Easy to prepare. It will take you maximum of 5 minutes to make.
  • Simple ingredients. You can make a delicious Oreo milkshake with few ingredients.
  • Perfect on a hot weather. Enjoy with family to cool off especially during the summer.
  • Customize according to your preference. You can add or decrease some ingredients to suit your preferences.

INGREDIENTS FOR OREO MILKSHAKE RECIPE

The list of ingredients for an Oreo milkshake are simple:

list of ingredients for oreo milkshake recipe
  • Oreo cookies. Gives a rich flavor of cookies and cream.
  • Milk. While you may use any type of milk, the richer the milk, the tastier the milkshake.
  • Vanilla ice cream. You can also use chocolate, strawberry or cookies and cream ice cream.
  • Chocolate syrup or sauce. An optional ingredient that enhances the chocolate flavor.
  • Vanilla extract. Another optional ingredient that enhances the vanilla flavor.
  • Whipped cream. Serves as garnish, also optional.

HOW TO MAKE OREO MILKSHAKE

These Oreo shakes couldn’t be any simpler to make!

In a blender, simply mix Oreo cookies, vanilla ice cream, and your preferred milk. After that, blend until the consistency you want is achieved!

You can add ½ to 1 teaspoon of vanilla essence to this recipe if you truly enjoy the flavor of vanilla, but it is entirely optional. Also, you can use chocolate ice cream or add 1 tablespoon of chocolate syrup to the recipe if you’re a serious chocoholic.

how to make oreo milkshake

Divide the milkshake into two tall glasses. Add whipped cream, extra cookie pieces or chocolate syrup on top as a garnish. Serve using a vibrant straw.

oreo milkshake recipe

This Oreo milkshake recipe serves two people. If you want to make an Oreo milkshake for just one person, you can cut the recipe in half or double it for four people.

RECIPE VARIATIONS

While nothing beats a traditional Oreo milkshake, it might be enjoyable to switch up some ingredients to make variants.

  • For a chocolaty treat, replace the vanilla ice cream with chocolate ice cream.
  • If you want to enhance the Oreo factor, you can also use cookies and cream ice cream. However, you may need to adjust the amount of Oreo cookies you put in.
  • Consider using strawberry ice cream which matches the flavor of the cookies.
  • Use Chocolate Oreos for a shake that has more chocolate flavor.
  • Make a blondie version that uses Golden Oreos and switch the chocolate syrup for caramel.
  • Try mint Oreos with mint chocolate chip ice cream and chocolate mint syrup for an extra cool and refreshing milkshake experience.
  • Add 2 or 3 tablespoons of smooth peanut butter for nutty richness.

TIPS IN MAKING OREO MILKSHAKE

  • This recipe may be made with any type of milk, from full fat to skimmed, although using whole milk tastes the creamiest. After all, it is a milkshake.
  • Use cold milk and cold glasses to maintain the cold temperature of the milkshake.
  • Break the Oreos into two to four pieces, so that a standard blender will work efficiently.
  • The key to a thicker milkshake is to either increase the amount of ice cream or decrease the amount of milk. If you want a larger serving size, you can also add additional ice cream, if you’re splitting this between two people. Simply add a splash of milk if it’s too thick and you’d like it a little smoother.
  • Add some whipped cream, a drizzle of chocolate sauce or hot fudge, extra cookies, or even all three on top as garnish!
  • If you don’t have a blender or milkshake machine. Place the ice cream in a mixing bowl and let it soften a little. Add milk and use a potato masher or whisk to combine. Mix in the cookie crumbs and chocolate syrup and serve. Alternatively, use a light bottle with cap, put all ingredients and shake it vigorously until all ingredients are combined.

HOW TO SERVE

Sip into this homemade Oreo milkshake during the summer. Additionally, enjoy this milkshake together with your breakfast or evening snacks, or as a delicious dessert to end your meal.

oreo milkshake

HOW TO STORE

If you happen to have leftover milkshake (which I doubt), you can pour the mixture into ice pop molds instead of throwing it. Place in a refrigerator and enjoy whenever you want. Alternatively, you can place in ice cube trays and blend them once more with additional milk when you’re ready for another sweet treat.

Chocolate milkshakes can absolutely be prepared in advance. Once it has been blended, you can keep it in the freezer for up to a month. When it’s time to eat it, let it defrost a little on the counter and stir when you can; otherwise, you might need to re-blend it.

This quick and simple Oreo milkshake recipe is ideal for a fun, sweet dessert or snack, whether you’re binge-watching your favorite show and have a craving for something sweet.

If you’ve tried this recipe, please rate it and tell me how you liked it in the comments section below; I love hearing from you! Happy tummy!

Oreo milkshake in tall glasses

Oreo Milkshake Recipe

Julie
A simple Oreo milkshake recipe made with vanilla ice cream, milk, and Oreo cookies and ready in 5 minutes or less. A sweet treat for the whole family on a hot summer day!
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Course Dessert, Drinks
Cuisine American
Servings 2 servings

Equipment

  • blender
  • 2 tall glasses or 3 small glasses and/ or straws

Ingredients
  

  • 4 scoops (about 2 cups) vanilla ice cream
  • 8 pieces Oreo cookies (or other chocolate sandwich cookies), plus more for garnishing
  • ¾ cup cold milk, preferably whole
  • 1 tablespoon chocolate syrup or sauce, plus more for garnishing optional
  • ½ – 1 teaspoon vanilla extract optional
  • whipped cream for garnishing

Instructions
 

  • In a blender, place Oreo cookies, vanilla ice cream, milk, chocolate syrup and vanilla essence (if using). Blend until becomes smooth.
  • Divide the milkshake into two tall glasses or 3 small glasses. Add whipped cream, extra crushed cookie pieces or chocolate syrup on top as a garnish.
  • Serve and enjoy!

Notes

  • This recipe may be made with any type of milk, from full fat to skimmed, although using whole milk tastes the creamiest. After all, it is a milkshake.
  • Use cold milk and cold glasses to maintain the cold temperature of the milkshake.
  • Break the Oreos into two to four pieces, so that a standard blender will work efficiently.
  • The key to a thicker milkshake is to either increase the amount of ice cream or decrease the amount of milk. If you want a larger serving size, you can also add additional ice cream, if you’re splitting this between two people. Simply add a splash of milk if it’s too thick and you’d like it a little smoother.
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