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yuiyoshida

(41,831 posts)
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 01:10 AM Jul 2016

This Birthday Cake Milkshake Is Roughly The Size Of A Human Baby



If you’ve seen NYC restaurant Black Tap’s extreme milkshakes, then you know that you can just put anything in a milkshake and no can stop you.

The rules of milkshakes and physics no longer exist.

This summer Black Tap and Magnolia Bakery created a special milkshake for Magnolia’s 20th birthday.



It’s a vanilla milkshake with a frosted rim, sprinkles, a skewer of mini cupcakes, and a whoopee pie.

I’ve never felt comfortable using the term “whoopie pie” but that’s what it’s called.
I think sugar is pretty good so I went to try it. I’ve seen these intense milkshakes before—and while I love dessert more than anyone—they always seemed like a little bit of a logistical nightmare.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/joannaborns/magnolia-black-tap-milkshake?bftw&utm_term=.ssan0XZp3#.eyOox0Wr4
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Want!
1 (10%)
Ew no...
8 (80%)
Suddenly I have an urge to have a birthday!
0 (0%)
My kid will love this, and Mom/Dad will help them eat it!
0 (0%)
My Grand kids will love this and Grandmom/Granddad will help them eat it!
0 (0%)
I will take the chocolate one!!
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This can't be good for me... than again, I WANT ONE!!
1 (10%)
Yui, You just made me drool all over my computer screen!!!
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Yummy yummy for my tummy!!
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DU, YOU ARE cruel to allow her to POST THIS!!! CRUEL!!!!
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merrily

(45,251 posts)
1. I love sweets, esp. chocolate; and I love milkshakes. However, I will pass on both those, especially
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 01:19 AM
Jul 2016

the first one. Maybe I am a purist, but they don't even tempt me.

merrily

(45,251 posts)
4. Not for me, thanks. Guess I am a purist. I'll take a standard chocolate shake, please.
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 01:37 AM
Jul 2016

A side of really great fries, if I am really starving at the moment, is about as complicated as I want my shake.

mike_c

(36,281 posts)
2. ice cream, vanilla syrup, and milk, into the whirly thing until a straw stands up in it....
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 01:19 AM
Jul 2016

I'm done. Milkshake minimalist.

JI7

(89,250 posts)
12. i would try it , but based on experience i have found that quality matters more
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 04:07 AM
Jul 2016

there are places which focus on looks and being extravagant but it's nothing special when you try it.

and there are places where something looks like just plain ice cream but the quality is really good so would be willing to pay m ore for it than the fancy looking but not so special thing.

it's like this Crumbs cupcakes place which had cupcakes that looked really fun and good but did not really taste that good at all. that is what the pics in the OP reminded me of.

surrealAmerican

(11,361 posts)
13. They do look impressive ...
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 07:10 AM
Jul 2016

... but would be a really big mess to eat.

Then again, I prefer floats to milkshakes anyway.

tavernier

(12,389 posts)
17. I would share the chocolate one with my grandkids.
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 09:25 AM
Jul 2016

My friends and I go out to dinner and at the end of the meal order one dessert and four spoons. Even then, often it doesn't all get eaten. One, two bites is perfect.

dembotoz

(16,806 posts)
18. size of a baby....don't tell pence he will try to have it registered
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 10:35 AM
Jul 2016

but in all honesty...with that much lactose i would be using more tp than i can afford

Ilsa

(61,695 posts)
19. There's too much going on for my taste buds.
Sun Jul 17, 2016, 11:23 AM
Jul 2016

For example, I prefer my cheesecake either plain or with only cherry or blueberry or strawberry compote, not chocolate, and or caramel, or crushed candy, etc. I like the balancing of rich with fruity.

And there are parts of the whole I don't like, like milk duds, soggy cake or donuts, etc.

But the first one is very, very pretty.

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