We've all been there. The end of your jar of chocolate spread. There's still a bit left but not enough for a satisfactory piece of toast... Fear not! Rob and I made these and now we feel amazing.
Disclaimer: we didn't use Nutella this time but "Nearly Empty Chocolate Spread Jar Milkshakes" just doesn't have the same ring to it. Sorry.
Super easy to do. Tastes amazing. And you get to use up the last bit of your chocolate spread jar. So that's a win win.
Enjoy.
Disclaimer: we didn't use Nutella this time but "Nearly Empty Chocolate Spread Jar Milkshakes" just doesn't have the same ring to it. Sorry.
Super easy to do. Tastes amazing. And you get to use up the last bit of your chocolate spread jar. So that's a win win.
Enjoy.
Ingredients
Method
Bung the milk and the ice cream in a blender and blend until smooth.
Grab your jar, take off the label - you may need to scrape it with a knife to get the sticky stuff off it but that's not too much work. Now microwave if for 30 seconds, or until it's slightly melting.
Pour your milkshake in. You should get that funky stripe effect because of when you have been scraping around when you normally make your toast.
Drink. Live the dream. I have that funky straw because Elena gave me some! Fab.
- 6 pudding spoons of vanilla ice cream, I know, excessive probably
- Half a mug of milk
- 1 nearly empty nutella (or other) jar
Method
Bung the milk and the ice cream in a blender and blend until smooth.
Grab your jar, take off the label - you may need to scrape it with a knife to get the sticky stuff off it but that's not too much work. Now microwave if for 30 seconds, or until it's slightly melting.
Pour your milkshake in. You should get that funky stripe effect because of when you have been scraping around when you normally make your toast.
Drink. Live the dream. I have that funky straw because Elena gave me some! Fab.
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