Red Velvet Cheesecake Frozen Yogurt Shake
I know, I know....Valentine's Day was yesterday, but I actually didn't get to celebrate because I was working, so it's okay for me to squeeze in one last Valentine's Day recipe. I hope everyone had a great Valentine's Day! Since I was working late last night, J. and I are checking out a great local Italian restaurant tonight to celebrate Valentine's Day. If I get some awesome pictures of food from the restaurant I'll post them tomorrow with the blog. Happy Valentine's Day to everyone else who is celebrating a day late!
This recipe is also adapted from the Novice Chef, this was how she used up the scraps from her recipe for red velvet brownies, and I thought it was a great idea because I had a lot of scraps leftover and because I have trouble passing up a good milkshake. You can find her blog here.
Ingredients:
-4-5 scoops vanilla frozen yogurt
-4-5 scoops vanilla frozen yogurt
-a handful Red Velvet Cheesecake Brownie Scraps (plus additional scraps for on top)
-2% milk to taste (it depends on how thick you like your shake)
-A drizzle of chocolate syrup (I put just a little bit into the bottom)
This recipe makes one large milkshake, but you can easily double or triple the recipe. I like to use frozen yogurt (I swear it tastes just like ice cream), but you can use any kind of ice cream if that's what you prefer.
-A drizzle of chocolate syrup (I put just a little bit into the bottom)
This recipe makes one large milkshake, but you can easily double or triple the recipe. I like to use frozen yogurt (I swear it tastes just like ice cream), but you can use any kind of ice cream if that's what you prefer.
| Put all of the ingredients into the blender. |
| Or into the Magic Bullet if you have one also. Blend until smooth. |
| Pour into a glass, then enjoy. |
This shake was really rich, but it was a good way to use the leftover scraps from the Red Velvet Cheesecake Brownies. The pink color was cute, but if I had additional red food coloring I would have put some drops into this to make it red also, I have a bad habit of using up all of the red food coloring I have in the pantry when I make a red velvet recipe, oops.
Have a great weekend!




Oh Wow! that looks decadent!
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Jaquelynne, thanks for stopping by! I try to link-up every Friday and to check out the other posts. I hope you stop back soon.
DeleteYou had me at Red Velvet Cheesecake. This looks delicious. I have had some smoothies that I had to choke down. It's an evolving process.
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Jeff
Thank you for stopping by! This recipe is absolutely decadent!
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