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Nutella Milkshake

My kids just hate drinking milk....It's an ordeal for me each morning to make them drink milk before they leave for school...That's when I decided to try out milkshakes! And, they just loved it.....But, that doesn't mean I serve them milkshakes everyday (c'mon it's not practical to serve toddlers with this sweet and cold beverage everyday)....just once in a while they do get a little treat from their mommy *smiles*....


Now, I have tried many milkshakes, mostly with fruits like strawberries, mangoes, bananas, chikoos and so on...I was looking for different recipes on milkshake, when I found this Nutella Milkshake on Sharmis Passion...That sounded quite interesting and so I decided to make it and believe me it was superb!!!


Ingredients:
Recipe Source: Sharmis Passion

Chilled Milk - 1 cup
Nutella - 2 tbsps
Cornflakes - 1 tbsp
Coco powder - 1 tsp
Sugar - 1/2 tsp

Method:
  • Add the chilled milk, nutella, cornflakes, coco powder and sugar in a blender and blend until smooth and frothy.
  • Transfer to a serving glass and serve immediately. (You could decorate with chocolate shavings. I decorated it with some coco powder and cornflakes.)



 

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