Toasted Marshmallow Mini Malted Milkshakes

Each sip of this toasted marshmallow milkshake tastes heavenly, and you won’t believe how incredibly easy it is to make.

Between a rating of 1 and 10, 10 being the best, I’m not kidding when I say this milkshake is a 100.

With only 4 ingredients it’s a mystery why this milkshake is so delicious…but it really tastes amazing.

About this Recipe

Have you ever been at a restaurant that serves small portions of desserts in shot glasses?

It’s actually kind of nice that the size is small especially when I’m still full after eating dinner.

So, with that after-dinner small portion in mind, the milkshake in this recipe is served in a juice-size glass.

A juice glass is generally about half the size of a traditional size glass so it’s not too much after a big dinner.

But of course, feel free to use a larger serving glass if preferred.

Since the marshmallows in this recipe are toasted, a link to a helpful article from the Food Network “How to Perfectly Toast a Bunch of Marshmallows at Once” is included at the bottom of this post.

Let’s check out the ingredients.

Large marshmallows, vanilla ice cream, malted milk powder and milk

HOW TO MAKE THIS RECIPE

A printable recipe with the measurements and instructions is located at the bottom of this post.

Toast the marshmallows and let them cool.

Next,

in a blender…

…add the ice cream,

malted milk powder,

milk…

…and toasted marshmallows.

Blend using the milkshake setting until the marshmallows are blended in with all the ingredients (about 2 to 3 minutes depending on the type of blender used).

Pour the malted milkshake into small juice-size glasses.

Garnish with a floating toasted marshmallow on top of each milkshake.

Serve right away while cold.

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Link to the Food Network with Directions on How to Toast Marshmallows Indoors in the Oven

Here’s a link with directions on how to toast marshmallows indoors in the oven from the Food Network “How to Perfectly Toast a Bunch of Marshmallows at Once“.