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Ingredients

3 cups chocolate or vanilla ice cream

1–1¼ cups whole milk

8–10 Thin Mint cookies, plus a few extra for garnish

½ teaspoon peppermint extract (optional, for a stronger mint flavor)

Whipped cream, for topping

Chocolate fudge sauce, for topping

Green food coloring (optional)

Thin Mint Milkshake

Instructions

Place two Thin Mint cookies in a blender and process until they turn into a fine powder. Mix in some sugar and transfer the mixture to a small plate. Dip the rim of your glass into water, shake off the excess, then dip the rim into the cookie powder mixture. Set the glass aside.

Add the ice cream, milk, and 8–10 Thin Mint cookies to a blender. Blend on high speed until all ingredients are well combined and the cookies are completely crushed.

Start with 3 tablespoons of whole milk and add more gradually as needed (one tablespoon at a time). It is better to aim for a thick shake rather than a thin, runny one!

Drizzle fudge sauce along the inside walls of the glass, then fill it with the shake. Garnish the top with a few fresh mint leaves and a Thin Mint cookie.

Pour the shake into the prepared glass, top with whipped cream, and sprinkle with crushed Thin Mint cookies for garnish.

Tips and Variations

Ice Cream Choice: The combination of vanilla, chocolate, and mint is superb, and the small pieces of Thin Mint cookies give the shake a wonderful texture. Both types of ice cream work beautifully—chocolate deepens the overall flavor of the shake, while vanilla allows the mint flavor to stand out more prominently. Extra Mint: If you prefer a stronger mint flavor, add half a teaspoon of peppermint extract before blending.

Garnishing Ideas: You can top it with mini chocolate chips, mint chocolate chips, or chocolate shavings.

Don't have Girl Scout Cookies? Keebler's Grasshoppers cookies have a taste and texture very similar to Thin Mints. You can also find store-brand alternatives at Walmart and other grocery stores for around $2 per box.