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Right now, the stores are full of candy corn, candy pumpkins, every size and shape of chocolate candy bar and buckets of bulk candy. In a couple of weeks, about half of that candy is going to find its way to your house!
The last candy to go from our trick-or-treating buckets is the malted milk balls. I’m not sure why, because they are actually quite good! They were always my mom’s favorite when we were growing up.
But my kids are not huge fans so I came up with a tasty way to use them up: Malted Milk Ball Chocolate Milkshakes!
Our favorite grocery store, Winco, has a fantastic bulk section. I found these giant malt balls there and I knew they would be perfect for this milkshake.
I actually purchased a bunch of them last week, but I had to go back and buy more because we ate them all before I could make milkshakes with them. Oops. 🙂
I should have learned that lesson already, because we went through two gallons of chocolate milk and I STILL had to go out and buy another quart of it just so I could put this milkshake together!
Ingredients for Malted Milk Ball Chocolate Milkshake
- chocolate milk-the creamier and thicker, the better!
- malted milk balls-this is a great way to use up leftover Halloween candy!
- vanilla ice cream
- whipped cream and extra candy for topping
Add the milk, candy and ice cream to the blender in that order, and blend on high until smooth. Top with whipped cream and crushed candy and serve immediately!
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- Copycat BlackTap Monster Cookie Milkshake
- Copycat Shamrock Shake
Malted Milk Ball Chocolate Milkshake
Ingredients
- 4 ounces chocolate milk
- 1/2 cup malted milk balls
- 1 1/2 cups vanilla ice cream
- whipped cream and extra candy for topping
Instructions
- 4 ounces chocolate milk, 1/2 cup malted milk balls, 1 1/2 cups vanilla ice creamAdd the milk, candy and ice cream to the blender in that order, and blend on high until smooth.
- whipped cream and extra candy for toppingTop with whipped cream and crushed candy and serve immediately!
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Pure Grace Farms says
What a fun dish. I bet it tastes great. As a kid, malt balls were one of my favorites.
Danita @O Taste And See says
These remind me of malted milkshakes we used to get at a little drug store and soda fountain when we visited my husband’s grandmother. Thanks for sharing!
Nicole Burkholder says
It tastes a lot like a malt! 🙂
Emily says
yep yum!! that looks amazing. I love candy in milkshakes!!!
Britni says
My son likes milk ball chocolate, so I’m pretty sure he’ll LOVE this one. 🙂
christine says
So fun. We make a lot of milkshakes here for the little ones. This might just make it into rotation.
Jessica (Savory Experiments) says
Looks fabulous, Nicole! Milkshakes are always a winner in our home.
Michelle @ A Dish of Daily Life says
I can’t believe the malted milk balls are the last to go! Those are one of my favorites! Your milkshake looks awesome. I do like TruMoo…I often buy the chocolate milk for the car ride home after soccer practice.
Lori Who Needs A Cape? says
How can this be anything but yummy! Good job!
Angela says
This looks heavenly!!!!! A must try for sure!!!!!
Nicole Burkholder says
Thank you! And it’s “healthy” since there’s so much calcium and potassium in TruMoo, right? 😉 Just ignore the candy and ice cream 🙂
[email protected] says
What a great idea. I can see why your kids love this shake!
Nicole Burkholder says
I’m glad they were around to eat it, because I really didn’t want to add another mile to my run to work it off. 🙂
Lauren says
This looks lovely! I love the ideas you shared for making it Halloween themed, as well 🙂
Nicole Burkholder says
Thanks! I wish I had been able to try the Orange Cream just to taste it! It seems like a fun Halloween treat. But don’t get me wrong, that chocolate malt milkshake was DE-LICIOUS. 🙂