Drinks

Watermelon Shake

by Editorial Staff

Good day! Try this incredible milkshake – frothy, sweet, of the most delicate pinkish color … Milk-watermelon shake turns out to be neither cloying nor heavy.

Summary

Cook Time2 hour
Total Time2 hour
CourseDrink
Servings (Default: 4)

Watermelon Shake Ingredients

  • Frozen watermelon pulp – 1.5 cups
  • Milk – 1 glass
  • Sugar (or honey) – 2 teaspoon (taste)

Watermelon Shake

Watermelon Shake Instructions

  1. The watermelon must be pre-frozen. To do this, cut it into pieces of 2-3 cm, it is advisable to remove all the bones. Ideally, you can put everything on parchment paper, lay out all the pieces neatly, and freeze in the freezer on a tray. You do not have to bother about this, cut pieces of watermelon into a bowl and let stand for 15 minutes so that the excess liquid is glass. The excess water will drain – and the watermelon will not stick together when frozen. Pack the pieces into bags. After freezing, you can put them in airtight bags and store so up to 3 months, but not more.
  2. So, if you want freshness, August, watermelon – send 1.5 cups of frozen watermelon pieces to a blender bowl.
  3. Add 1 glass of milk there. You can add a little cream for taste. Let sit for 5 minutes to thaw the watermelon a little, because the blender will be a little “naughty” when you beat everything.
  4. You can add sugar/honey to taste. If present, add mint.
  5. Beat everything with a blender until smooth milkshake consistency.
  6. Actually, it’s done! Your shake is ready. Garnish with a slice/crust of watermelon or mint, insert a couple of straws and serve. Surprise and enjoy the taste of summer!
Editorial Staff

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