Thursday, 10 June 2010

  • Shake Me Up Before You Go Go: The Red Velvet Cake Shake

    This is a guest post from CakeSpy.

    There's a reason why you've never tried a Red Velvet Cake Shake. 

    That reason, of course, is that the recipe relies on you having an extra slice of Red Velvet laying around, and as anyone knows, this is a highly unlikely occurrence.

    However, after this weekend's Red Velvet Cake tasting, I found myself in such an unlikely situation. And given some time to consider it, a beautiful phrase came to mind: Red Velvet Cake Shake. Could it possibly be as good as it sounded?

    The answer, of course, is yes. This shake is basically made of awesome: it has tangy cream cheese frosting, rich, moist cake, and sweet, creamy ice cream--all mixed into one pretty pink parfait.

    Of course, if your instinct is to cry "too much", I do have a suggestion: call it a smoothie. No, this doesn't actually alter the recipe, but don't you feel healthier already?


    Red Velvet Cake Shake

    Ingredients 

    • 1 slice Red Velvet Cake
    • 2 big--and I mean big--scoops of ice cream (I used strawberry; I think that vanilla would also work well)
    • 1/2 to 3/4 cups milk

    Procedure

    Put all of the ingredients in a blender. Blend until the shake has reached your desired consistency--shorter if you like little bits of cake in your shake, longer if you like a smoother texture. Add more ice cream for a thicker shake, more milk for a thinner one, as needed.

    Have you ever put cake in your milkshake?


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