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The 25 Best Milkshakes in America and Where to Try Them
August 15, 2019 2:38 pm
Last Updated: January 15, 2020 9:33 am
Source: Courtesy of Samantha S. via Yelp
11. Hot Fudge Malt
> Establishment: Annie’s Parlour
> Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Served in a large glass with a canister of leftover shake on the side, Annie’s malts are thick, creamy, and cold. Some people like some banana added to their hot fudge malt, while others are content with just a sprinkling of nutmeg on top.
Source: Courtesy of Susan W. via Yelp
12. Oreo
> Establishment: Kroll’s Diner
> Location: Fargo and other cities, North Dakota
Oreo cookies are a popular addition to shakes and malts around the country, enhancing them with crumbly chocolate and that dense, sweet cream filling. The old-fashioned “All Shook Up” version here, served in a tall tin cup, is definitive.
Source: Courtesy of Florence C. via Yelp
13. Coffee Chip
> Establishment: Holsten’s
> Location: Bloomfield, New Jersey
Coffee-lovers will go crazy for this excellent shake, based on homemade ice cream and served in a tall glass mug. In case the interior of this diner looks familiar, by the way, it’s because it was the site of the controversial final scene in “The Sopranos.”
Source: Courtesy of Matt C. via Yelp
14. Butterscotch Malted
> Establishment: Crown Candy Kitchen
> Location: St. Louis, Missouri
This ivory-hued, caramel-y malt is addictive. No wonder it gets mentioned often as a favorite at this 1913-vintage St. Louis institution.
Source: Courtesy of AC Petersen Farm via Yelp
15. Chocolate Chip
> Establishment: AC Petersen Farm
> Location: West Hartford ond Old Lyme, Connecticut
This intensely chocolatey shake at this 80-year-old ice cream parlor and café is made with Petersen’s own ice cream and syrup, mixed in an old-fashioned Hamilton Beach milkshake machine, and served in a soda fountain glass, accompanied by a metal cup of the overflow.
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