Burger King Lucky Charms Milkshake

Burger King Lucky Charms Milkshake is a creamy and delicious treat for kids of all ages. This tasty shake is made with marshmallow creme and Lucky Charms cereal.

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Burger King Milkshakes

A Lucky Charms-flavored milkshake? Yes, please! As crazy as it may seem, Burger King introduced several fun milkshakes in the summer of 2017. First, there was the Fruit Loop Shake, and then the Lucky Charms milkshake.

Unfortunately, it was part of a limited-time-only promotion that is now over. But, if you completely missed the promotion or wish you could enjoy it again, you can easily recreate Burger King milkshakes at home with this easy-to-follow recipe.

Your favorite cereals from childhood taste so good in ice cream. I bet as a child we all wanted to put ice cream in our cereal. Well, now you can do just that. I love the flavor combination and crunch of the cereal. It looks so good when poured into a glass.

Recipe Ingredients

• Vanilla ice cream
• Milk
• Marshmallow creme
• Lucky Charms cereal
• Whipped cream for topping if desired

What Ice Cream Should I Use?

Burger King uses vanilla soft-serve ice cream as a base for all of its shakes. However, unless you happen to have a soft-serve machine at home, you’ll have to substitute regular ice cream instead. The only problem is that regular ice cream doesn’t produce the same creamy texture that made the original shakes so addictive.

Don’t worry. There is a fantastic hack you can try that not only recreates the silky smooth texture of soft-serve ice cream at home but also lets you make a milkshake without the need for a blender!

• Pop a tub of whipped topping, like Cool Whip, into the freezer for at least an hour. The whipped topping needs to be semi-frozen for the hack to work, so you may need to adjust the time accordingly.
• Put a pint of vanilla ice cream into a large metal mixing bowl and add a 1/3 of a cup of the frozen whipped topping.
• Use a rubber spatula to mix together the frozen whipped topping and ice cream. Try to avoid overmixing.
• If you plan to make the cereal shake using a blender, press plastic wrap on top of the ice cream and put the bowl in the freezer for 2-3 hours to allow it to refreeze. Follow the original recipe and substitute this ice cream and whipped topping mixture for the regular ice cream to make the shake.
• If you want to make the cereal shake without a blender, add a 1/4 cup of milk, a tablespoon of marshmallow creme, and a 1/4 cup of Lucky Charms to the bowl.
• Stir and serve with optional whipped cream and Lucky Charms marshmallows on top.

But My Favorite Cereal is ____. Can I Use It to Make a Milkshake?

Why the heck not? You can turn almost any cereal into a shake, but you may need to adjust the recipe slightly. Try making these variations, and then experiment on your own:

• Froot Loop Shake: Skip the marshmallow creme and use Tutti Frutti ice cream instead of vanilla. Sprinkle crushed Froot Loops on top. Don’t include the Froot Loops in the shake because the cereal will dye the ice cream.
• Cinnamon Toast Crunch Shake: Use maple ice cream (or add a tablespoon of maple syrup to the vanilla ice cream), forget the marshmallow creme, add a pinch of cinnamon powder, and lightly crushed Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal.
• Corn Pops Shake. Start with sweet corn ice cream, leave out the marshmallow creme, and mix in crushed Corn Pops cereal.

Tips for Making and Serving a Lucky Charms Shake

• Use cereal milk instead of regular milk. Cereal milk adds a more intense flavor to the shake. If you don’t know how to make cereal milk, check out this cereal milk recipe from the Milk Bar.
• Turn a Lucky Charms milkshake into the perfect St. Paddy’s Day beverage. Before blending the milkshake, a drop of green food coloring is all it takes to show your Irish spirit.

Favorite Ice Cream Treats

• Banana Milkshake
• Chips Ahoy McFlurry
• Eggnog Milkshake
• Frozen Hot Chocolate
• Oreo Blizzard
• Rice Krispie Milkshake
• Shamrock Shake
• Sonic Root Beer Freeze
• Strawberry Frappuccino
• Vanilla Frappuccino

More Burger King Copycat Recipes

• Double Cheeseburger
• French Toast Sticks
• Whopper

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