These Crazy Milkshakes Live Up To Your Childhood Fantasies

If you spent your childhood pretending to be a mermaid, then this recipe is perfect for you. Your normal vanilla milkshake gets a colorful (and oceanic) upgrade with a little bit of ube extract. The result is a beautiful purple, and you can top with sprinkles and edible glitter to make things even more magical. (via Brit + Co)

Makeover your milkshakes for your next girls' night in. Swap the milk for vanilla vodka and some Bailey's to get that milkshake consistency and add a kick. If you want to ramp up the berry flavor, just swap the vanilla ice cream for strawberry. (via Barley & Sage)

This milkshake recipe is like the perfect mix between early-morning dessert and late-night breakfast. Greek frozen yogurt replaces the usual ice cream, and don't forget to grab some extra blueberries for snacking while you put everything together! (via Brit + Co)

You don't need to buy ice cream in every color of the rainbow for this recipe. Just grab colorful candy melts (or white chocolate and food coloring) and add them to the glass before you pour the milkshake in. We love all of the rainbow candy that's added in, almost as much as we love the fact that you add dry cake mix right into the blender. (via Brit + Co)

While cookies and cream adds crushed up Oreos to the ice cream, sometimes you want something more. To add some texture to your milkshake, go with whole Nilla Wafers. Not only are they the perfect treat to snack on in between sips, but they also go perfectly with the banana pudding flavor. (via A Spicy Perspective)

When you hear "tahini," you might not automatically think of a dessert like a milkshake, but the full, nutty flavor of the tahini and the sweetness of the ice cream go surprisingly well together. Just think of it like a sophisticated take on a peanut butter milkshake. (via Feel Good Foodie)

In addition to the fact that this milkshake recipe has dates in it, it's also the perfect recipe to make for your next date. While the classic Palm Springs recipe calls for ice cream and milk, we swapped them for coconut milk and frozen bananas for a vegan treat that still tastes uh-maze-ing. (via Brit + Co)

Only churros, ice cream, and dulce de leche could create a combo that is this tasty. Depending on how much time you have to make dessert, you can make your own churros from scratch, but store bought ones will work just as well. The key to extra flavorful milkshakes is to blend the churros with the ice cream. And to stick some in the top, of course. (via Half Baked Harvest)

This isn't your average cookie dough milkshake. Grab some cookie dough and smash it around the rim of your glasses to make your sipping experience better than ever. You can buy some edible cookie dough from the store, or make it yourself, but either way, it's the step that will take these shakes up a notch. (via Brit + Co)

Ever since we tried cake batter ice cream, we’re always on the hunt for new ways to skip the baking and just eat the batter. We love the idea of hosting mini portions of this (how cute would this be in shot form?!) on a cupcake stand. (via Cooking Classy)

Everything in this title makes our mouth water. Skip the bourbon and go for extra caramel if you’re serving this to folks under 21. Or you could go with extra caramel anyway...we wouldn't blame you. Serve in glasses with handles so that you can drink it to the last drop. (via Brit + Co)

The trick with knocking this one out of the park is roasting your marshmallows in the oven beforehand so that they have that unmistakably smoky taste. Bonus points if you grill them on your back porch before mixing this milkshake recipe up. (via Shared Appetite)

Oh Oreo, how do we love thee? Mix your favorite sandwich cookies with chocolate ice cream and Kahlua to make your own take on this wonderful shake. Save a few bigger Oreo pieces to sprinkle on top of your finished milkshake (and to snack on). (via Epicurean Mom)

Turn your favorite summer pie into a drinkable dessert by adding cherry ice cream and cherry pie filling to your blender. Try to find black cherry filling if you can — it'll make it more flavorful! Add some of the filling around the glass before you fill it up. *Chef's kiss.* (via Brit + Co)

Just when you thought you’ve seen everything red velvet, out comes the red velvet milkshake! You don't have to save these for Valentine's Day, but the red, pink, and white heart sprinkles sure do put a smile on our face. If you're feeling extra fancy, top with edible glitter too. (via Pizzazzerie)

In addition to the fact that this milkshake features churros, pumpkin spice, and all things cozy, we're obsessed with the fact that you can serve it in tiny pumpkins. Top with whipped cream and some extra cinnamon to round out the recipe. (via Brit + Co)

Mangos are good in all forms, from whole to frozen cubes to mixing them into smoothies. For this Eastern-inspired frozen treat, we love the addition of cardamom and chopped pistachios. Add some honey drizzle on top if you want some extra sweetness. (via Spice Up the Curry)

Who says patriotic sweets are only for the 4th of July? You could totally serve this up at any summer soiree, especially with fresh berries from the farmer’s market. We're big fans of strawberries and blueberries, but you could sub raspberries and blackberries too. (via Kirbie Cravings)

More bourbon? Why not? This milkshake recipe is that perfect mix of hot and cold. It tastes amazing on your couch watching your favorite movie, but we would also recommend sipping it outside next to a roaring fire. (via Creative Culinary)

Bailey's adds a nice edge to this milkshake, but it's just as good if you decide to leave it out. But you definitely won't want to forget about the rainbow sprinkles, which is one of our favorite toppings ever. Add cute straws and these babies are ready for sipping. (via Brit + Co)

We understand the struggles of trying to enjoy delicious desserts while also dealing with dietary restrictions, but the good news? This almond joy shake is vegan. Can you believe it? It looks way too delicious and we can’t wait to make it...and then make it again. (via Edible Perspective)

Do you seriously still have Easter candy laying around? Honestly, same. If you do have some extra chocolate eggs or MnM's lying around your house, turn them into frozen deliciousness à la this yummy malted shake. Add some extra whipped cream for good measure. (via Pass the Sushi)

We love Nutella on our toast or as a dip for fruit. Sticking it in milkshake just makes sense. This is a great option for any and all chocolate lovers, and you can feel free to add some chocolate shavings on top right before serving. We'll take two, please! (via The Little Kitchen)

Next time you make yourself some cold brew, save a bit to make this milkshake. In addition to the coffee and the Kahlua, the recipe calls for chocolate syrup, vanilla ice cream, and just a bit of salt to round out the sweet flavors. Everyone will love this pick! (via Brit + Co)

And finally, a milkshake fit for a candy-loving queen. Drink one or drink multiple. After all, Rolo does rhyme with yolo! Once you have everything mixed up, top with whipped cream and a caramel drizzle to add to that sweet Rolo flavor. (via Life with the Crust Cut Off)