There is something interesting that I wanted to share with you. This fruit is called “butter fruit” in many part of India. In Kerala cafes, if you see on the menu a juice called “butter juice”, then it is avocado juice!!! While on a trip with my relatives, the cousins were raving about the butter milkshake that they had drunk and I really wanted to try it. So we stopped at the close by cafe and ordered for one each for everybody in the gang. Finally when it arrived and I sipped, I was like, “isn’t this avocado?” And then I could see a lot of question marks on everybody’s face… hehe…
Getting the correct consistency for an avocado milkshake is quite tricky. Most of the time it gets too thick. I really don’t mind the thickness but what I have noticed that to get the rich taste, always use really cold milk right from the fridge to the blender and sweeten with honey, never with sugar. Sugar spoils the taste of the milkshake altogether.If you are able to put an ice-cream scoop on the top and drizzle some more honey… ah, bliss!!! But I had no ice-cream when I made this glass of mine, nevertheless it was licked up by all of us… 🙂
Avocado Milkshake
Ingredients
- 1 ripe avocado
- 1 cup really cold milk
- 2 tbsp honey
- 2 tbsp vanilla ice-cream optional
Instructions
- Cut the ripe avocado into two. Discard the seed.
- Using a spoon, scoop out the avocado from its skin. Discard the skin.
- Pour half the milk on the scooped avocado along with the honey and blend using a hand blender till well mashed.
- Add the remaining milk and ice-cream and give it a final blend.
- Serve immediately!!!
Notes
Ice-cream is optional but highly recommended, if you have no risk of getting a cold! 🙂 Top with a scoop and generously drizzle some more honey to take this milkshake to another level!
hehe nice one,I have thrown out avocados 2 times when it was"too late" and never bought them again.Given to the health benefits,should try out soon milkshake looks delish
Thank you so much Harini…
A very healthy and delicious milkshake, looks yum.
Thank you so much Sona…
A very Good slide , i mean showing the avacado choosing process .love avacados in gucamole form ..
Once i tried avacado milkshake n it was terrible (i tried it with sugar) i will give this a try next time .
Do try this way, u will definitely like it… thanks a lot Sathya…
wow thats a very useful info abt avocado.i always struggle buying them
Thank you so much Smitha…
Thanks for sharing the tip to ripen the avocados. Btw love the milkshake.
Thank you so much Humi…
Healthy and delicious milkshake.. Lol.. Nice joke..
Thank you so much Gloria…
The slide is really helpful. I am an avocado fan but often do not buy the avocado since it spoils before it ripens. Will try the tricks you mentioned. But never tried a milkshake with avocado.
Thank you so much Tanuja…
Nice post n It's n healthy juice
Thank you so much Usha…
Good info abt avocado………..healthy, delicious and refreshing drink…………..love to zip it till the last drop.. 🙂
Thank you so much Remya… 🙂
I bought an avocado a few days ago and am still waiting for it to ripen , milk shake looks delicious
Thank you so much Nammi…
The milkshake really looks rich and decadent – unfortunately I just couldn't stomach Avocado, can u believe it?? I will make this for the hubby though , it's his fav
Blame it on the metabolism, doc!!! Hehe… thanks a lot dear…
LOL @ the last slide 🙂 I just got an avocado, I am thinking how to use it..
Thank you so much Pankthi… 🙂
I always make avocado milkshake with sugar and it tastes super yummy. i have never tried with honey , maybe next time.
–Seema
Thank you so much Seema…
It's true that avocado smoothie is called butter shake in Kerala..While in college we used to have it from coolbars and I had no idea it ws avocado juice. I had thought it was a milk shake with butter added,ha ha… I usually make it with sugar. ur version with honey is tempting enough. will try it next time,inshaAllah.. Couldn't help laughing, seeing that last slide 🙂 So true!!
Haha… I can understand what u r saying, kaaranam I had also thought of it that way at first!!! 😉 Then when I saw the green color, I was convinced it was avocado… hehe… thanks a lot dear…