I found the strawberries on sale for 98 cents a pound a few weeks ago and hulled, sliced + froze them. Milkshakes are a delicious way to put them to good use.

My amateur recipe:

  • handful of strawberries
  • 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream
  • just enough milk to thin it out into a drinkable viscosity
  • and a tiny pinch of salt to make the strawberry’s flavor stand out more
  • @CylonBunny
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    41 year ago

    I’ve got some strawberries that will go bad soon if I don’t use them for sometime. I’m gonna throw them in the freezer right now!

  • @turddle
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    31 year ago

    Is there a difference with the immersion blending? Looks great :D

    • @cybervseas
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      41 year ago

      Immersion blender (stick blender) let’s you really jam it around to try and get everything blended smoothly. I find it works well for making emulsions. More importantly, it’s a lot easier to clean than using a big blender when making a single serving.

    • @ShlorpianMafiaOP
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      21 year ago

      An immersion blender is like a handheld wand with a blade that you dip into the thing you’re making. It’s pretty neat to use

  • @SpezCanLigmaBalls
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    31 year ago

    Looks so good. I make smoothies every morning but they look nothing like this. I just use almond milk, greek yogurt, banana, and frozen fruits

  • fiat_lux
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    21 year ago

    Maybe add a tiny dash of strawberry or good balsamic vinegar to boost the intensity a little? And maybe some fresh basil!

  • Piecemakers
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    21 year ago

    Hulling? The entirety of a strawberry is edible and nutritious.

    • @ShlorpianMafiaOP
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      71 year ago

      They had tiny stems and a couple leaves attached, which I removed. I think hulled is the right word for that right?

      • Piecemakers
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        31 year ago

        I learned something new! 😁

        All of that is edible and nutritious, mind you. 👍🏼