Malted Milkshake
Yes I’m STILL trying to get rid of the Easter candy. However I knew what I was going to do with these Robin Eggs maltballs way before Easter. When I saw this idea over at Pass the Sushi I knew it was going to make an appearance in my kitchen. I hate maltballs. There I said it. Even as a child they were the last thing to be eaten out of my Easter basket. Much like Peeps there is something iconic about them that they simply must be put into the Easter candy mix. As punishment for compelling me to buy them I pulverized them. Surprisingly I ended up liking the result.
Blend it up and top with whipped cream. The result was a tasty milkshake. The good thing about food blogging is that you are motivated to try new things. The bad thing about food blogging is that you have to confess all that you have been making in your kitchen. I made this one afternoon while my husband was at work. Unlike me he DOES like maltballs. I did save some pulverized maltballs for him. Let’s see if he actually reads through all of my blog rambling and requests a milkshake. Code word: Montana. {As in if he tells me, “I would like a malted milkshake all to myself please. Montana.” Then I will whip him up one of his very own.} Four Year Old Foodie and I shared and it was gone in about 2 minutes. Enjoy!
Malted Milkshake Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 cup ice cream
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/4 cup crushed maltballs
Instructions
- Blend it up and top with whipped cream.
39 Comments on “Malted Milkshake”
Morning Katrina:
This looks so good!
I love malt balls.
I have to ask.
Where did you get the stickers for your cups?
Have a joyful day!
Charlie
oooo malt balls! haha they are awesome. crazy crazy girl lol… 🙂 Your Milkshake looks like a great way to use them up tho!
your husband jus about realised it all and is crying Montana: didn you hear??
i love this…we don find malt balls here but if at all we start getting it i can go pulverize pulverize pulverize….distorting is joyful for me!!!
This is so fun! Malts are my favorite and your pictures make it look like I could have a sip through my screen! Lovely!!
When I first read the post, I read meatballs and I thought- ugh, that’s a meatball milkshake. Quickly realised its maltballs! Haven’t tried them but if they’re anythign liek maltesers im sure id like them!
Awesome use of the extra candy. This looks wonderful.
That sounds like a great recipe! And I absolutely LOVE your photographs… Awesome post! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Now that’s one decadent looking milkshake! It looks so delicious, Katrina. Wonderful photos, too. Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend. 🙂
Great use of leftover candy!
I can’t believe you still have Easter candy!!! The milkshake is a great idea and I love your photo 🙂
Great idea to enjoy ice cream …thx for sharing Katrina ^_^
I’m not quite sure what malt balls are. I’m guessing they are like malteasers which I love. Will substitute them in the blender and see what happens. Haven’t had a milkshake in years so thanks for the nostaligic reminder.
YUMMY! This is going to be on my mind all day 🙂
You made me laugh out loud. 🙂 This looks AMAZING. Totally scrumptious..
I still have Easter candy as well! Too bad I don’t have any maltballs! This looks pretty and yummy!!
Your pulvarization idea would work for so many sweets that you have, like those last few leftover cookies. Also helps it stretch for sharing :]
I would LOVE this! Looks delicious!
Adam refuses any milkshake that’s not malted. Period. This will make a nice surprise for him one of these days when he’s been especially good… like, new car good. Creative way to use leftover candy!
I wish I had Easter candy leftover!! This shake looks amazing!
i still have so much easter candy too….thanks for the ideas 🙂
What a tasty idea! I actually like maltballs:)
That looks so yummy! In fact even the chocolate ice cream looks awesome. Wish I had one now for my post lunch snack!
I love the straw and the photo of the milkshake. One serving recipes are dangerous;) You can destroy the evidence, and Bailey, the Wonder Dog won’t tell.
Perfect idea! I still have some of those leftover as well. Now I finally know what do to with them!
Hi Katrina! Thanks for sharing a great idea (and thanks to Pass the Sushi, too!). This looks yummy and such a great treat. 🙂 I love your picture too. The background and everything fits so well with this milkshake!
Very cute! I like the idea. I am not a big fan of malted candies but I do like malts (milkshakes) and just forget about peeps haha. Not yummy to this girl…
Your milkshakes look absolutely gorgeous!
OMG gorgeous and delicious milkshake!
That photo of your milkshake is gorgeous! I love the bright colors. The Easter candy is hanging around my house too. What to do? Have a great day 🙂
Brilliant use of those dreaded malt balls! This milkshake looks so yummy! Don’t worry, we won’t rat you out to your husband 🙂
My hubs is a hug fan of malted milkshakes. What a great idea to use leftover candy!! This is REALLY making me crave a milkshake right now!
Yummie!!!! Those are my last little bit of candy left to get rid of to 🙂 Not any more 😉
Ummm. Montana.
What a great way to use those maltballs!
I can’t believe you still have candy to get rid of – did you have THAT much?? lol Sounds yummy regardless 🙂
Deliciously simple! Yummy treat! Thanks for the lovely idea!
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OM NOM NOM. This looks sooo gooood. Love that it’s a 1-serving recipe, too. 🙂 Great glass!
Love it! And Im totally envious of that rocking crazy straw! Thanks!
Aw thanks Sandra! You are just an encourager! Don’t forget to tell Kita (Pass the Sushi) she rocks for this idea!! 🙂
Woww..What a creative idea(as always) I am still standing with my thought that you should make a book about these beautiful creations! Tasty idea!
Thanks for sharing!!!