I’m not sure why I’m making another milk shake other than the fact that I fucking love milk shakes. This is currently a new item on the Burger King menu getting rave reviews online so I figured I’d dabble in it myself.
I’m not sure why I’m making another milk shake other than the fact that I fucking love milk shakes. This is currently a new item on the Burger King menu getting rave reviews online so I figured I’d dabble in it myself.


I've seen some people throw in the raw cake mix into a blender and I to me that just doesn't sound right, so we're going to start by making Red Velvet Cupcakes. Why? Because 1 Cupcake seems to be a good portion size for a milkshake.
Follow directions on the box and bake at 350°F for 20 minutes. We did it for 20 minutes and it literally came out perfect. Moist, light and fluffy... But everyone's equipment is different and I highly doubt it's been calibrated but plus or minus a few degrees shouldn't matter anyway.
Let these cupcakes cool down before applying the cream cheese frosting.
For the milkshake add in 4 generous scoops of vanilla ice cream, 3 Oreo cookies, ¼ Cup skim milk, 1 of those cup cakes you just made with the frosting on it and just a hint of vanilla extract.
Blend
Add a dollop of whipped cream on top or if you're using the spray can thing it's not really considered a dollop. It's more of a spray circle movement thingy.
Sprinkle on some crushed Oreo crumbles, mainly for the aesthetic, it doesn't really add much to the beverage unless the particles float down in the drink.
You're done. Drink it like the little bitch that you.
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