This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of DairyPure Milk for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

Try a new twist on your homemade peanut butter milkshake recipe – with pretzels!

I love milkshakes and malts. In fact, I rarely order ice cream cones or sundaes if a shake or malt is an option.  My son loves them too and always order the ice cream he can drink.

I’m usually somewhat of a traditionalist when it comes to milkshake recipes, though, favoring strawberry. But I’ve recently become obsessed with peanut butter milkshakes.  

I was at a restaurant and noticed their milkshake of the month was peanut butter and pretzel and I had to try making one.

The ingredient list for a milkshake recipe is pretty simple – ice cream and milk and then whatever flavor you want. For this peanut butter and pretzel milkshake, I used the new DairyPure milk.

DairyPure is only from cows fed a healthy diet.  The milk is continuously quality tested to ensure purity.  It doesn’t have any artificial growth hormones,* is tested for antibiotics, and is cold shipped fresh from your local dairy.

Grab the DairyPure Milk, your favorite brand of vanilla ice cream, peanut butter, and chopped pretzels. Make sure most of the pretzels are chopped  small enough to fit through a straw or just plan to use a spoon to finish off the milkshake.

In general, when making a milkshake, more ice cream than milk is used. My mom used to make us chocolate malts all summer long and I was shocked to discover just how much ice cream is used to make milkshakes for an entire family.  So stock up on ice cream and be glad you can save some milk for breakfast in the morning.

Making the milkshake is super easy.  Put the milk, ice cream and peanut butter in a blender and blend.  Stir in the pretzels once the milkshake is the desired consistency.  Then enjoy!  

You can substitute almond or another nut butter to avoid peanut allergies.  Or throw in fresh chopped strawberries instead of the peanut butter for a strawberry milkshake. Of course, a little chocolate sauce will create the ever favorite chocolate milkshake.  

So tell me – what’s your favorite milkshake flavor?

Learn more about DairyPure and check out DairyPure Recipe inspiration on Pinterest. You can also find DairyPure on Facebook.

*No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from cows treated with the artificial growth hormone rbST and non‐rbST‐treated cows.

Pretzel and Peanut Butter Milkshake Recipe

 

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