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× Jump to RecipeHow-To-PhotosWatch the VideoHere is a delicious and super quick recipe for a Vanilla Milkshake Without Ice Cream. Once you have made the ice cubes, it will only take 5 minutes to create – it is just so speedy and easy!This recipe is a fun summer treat to cool you down and satisfy any sweet tooth cravings. It is made with only four healthy ingredients you probably already have at home.&nbsp;The beauty of this no ice cream milkshake is that you’ll get the rich, creamy texture of a regular milkshake without ice cream! It’s a great way to curb cravings on a hot summer day and all you’ll need is a blender, an ice tray and some basic ingredients and you’ll have the perfect milkshake.This already gluten-free recipe is simple to turn into a dairy-free or vegan version so everyone can enjoy it.If you love finding recipes for healthy, silky milkshakes without ice cream, try this Chocolate Milkshake, Strawberry Milkshake or Banana Milkshake recipe. Both are just as delicious and simple to whizz up.Jump to:See recipe card for quantities.STEP 1:&nbsp;Make 12 vanilla milk ice cubes. Pour the milk into an ice tray and freeze them overnight.&nbsp;STEP 2: Place the ice cubes, vanilla milk, maple syrup, and vanilla yogurt into a blender.&nbsp;Blend everything until smooth.&nbsp;Adjust sweetness and texture.Milkshake are generally a dessert on their own but there are several foods that can accompany them. These are my favorite dishes to serve with this no-ice cream vanilla milkshake:I recommend drinking your vanilla milkshake straight away. If you have leftovers, pop them in the fridge in a jar or bottle. It will be kept for 2-3 days. You might need to blend it up again if it has separated, and keep in mind the consistency will be different (much thinner and runnier).Another option is to pour the leftovers into an ice tray to add to smoothies on another day.&nbsp;Which milk is best for a milkshake? Vanilla soy milk is recommended for this vanilla shake as it complements the vanilla flavor of the recipe. If using other types of milk like cow's milk, almond milk, or oat milk, the vanilla flavors will be less prominent. Each milk variant will give a slightly different taste and result.&nbsp; Can I also use ice cubes? Yes, you can use ice cubes in your homemade milkshake. &nbsp;Keep in mind that they will water it down slightly as they melt.&nbsp; Can I make this milkshake thicker/ thinner? To make the milkshake thicker, you can add in more frozen vanilla ice cubes or yogurt. You could add in a frozen banana. Alternatively, try adding less vanilla milk to the blender.&nbsp;If you prefer a thinner milkshake, add in extra splash of milk.Looking for other recipes like this? Try these:from votesPrintPinRate

× Jump to RecipeHow-To-PhotosWatch the VideoHere is a delicious and super quick recipe for a Vanilla Milkshake Without Ice Cream. Once you have made the ice cubes, it will only take 5 minutes to create – it is just so speedy and easy!This recipe is a fun summer treat to cool you down and satisfy any sweet tooth cravings. It is made with only four healthy ingredients you probably already have at home.&nbsp;The beauty of this no ice cream milkshake is that you’ll get the rich, creamy texture of a regular milkshake without ice cream! It’s a great way to curb cravings on a hot summer day and...

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