🌈Lucky Charms Vanilla Milkshake 

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Gravatar - by Silhouette , Aug 18. 2017, 17:30

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Oh Hell Yes I Did....😉

For this, I actually like to use Speckled Flakes (OOO) at 1.25% in place of Rice Crunchies, but I realize it's not a flavor many are going to have. It tastes like those crispy rice hexagon shaped cereal to me (although meant to be Frosted Flakes), it's definitely a unique cereal flavor. This is just as good using Rice Crunchies, I just love the flavor qualities that Speckled Flakes brings to the recipe. Any time I use TPA Marshmallow for a cereal flavor, I also like to follow it with 2-3 drops of FA Marshmallow, just to authenticate the mallow flavor a bit, but this is purely preference. Not quite a S&V, Rice Krispies Type (or Rice Treat) needs about 5 days to blend as it has its own marshmallow and buttery flavors. It's not a singular cereal/grain flavor like Rice Crunchies. Condensed Milk (PUR) has been good for me straight away, but it does need time. Steep as long as you want, obvs would be 7-15.

French Vanilla Deluxe is kind of in a league of it's own, and I wouldn't use the regular TPA French Vanilla to substitute it. If anything, it is like TPA Vanilla Custard on steroids, really potent and buttery with a strong vanilla flavor. It also tastes like a buttery Ice Cream, but does *not* impart the peppery flavor found in TPA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. It is an awesome vanilla for those of us who like TPA Vanilla Custard, and it is just a darn sexy vanilla.
[ If you have a chance to use Speckled Flakes in place of Crunchies, go for it using the same percentage, it may be a Frosted Flakes flavor, but it really gives a wonderful support cereal flavor here, with a lightly frosted finish, and a better grain representation.]






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#1 by TZ, Aug 18. 2017, 19:07
Great description and the recipe sounds awesome!
#2 by Silhouette , Aug 18. 2017, 22:24
Hey thanks! My tastes are a little different, still really don't quite like fruit flavors after years of mixing so I constantly have to find flavors that agree with me. This was a fun little mix, but the Condensed Milk sure needs a little time to blend.
#3 by Silhouette , Aug 18. 2017, 23:12
Zen, I see you ride, are you more of a Harley or Big Dog person?
#4 by TZ, Aug 19. 2017, 17:47
Harley-Heritage Softail Classic. But it wouldn't take much persuasion for me to hop on a Big Dog. :)
#5 by Silhouette , Aug 19. 2017, 19:07
My dad just sold his Heritage Softail, it was such a nice bike too. He's had some bad bike luck lately though, ordered the custom replica of Captain America, and it came with so many issues, oil line had burned onto the pipes, it was a mess.
#6 by TZ, Aug 20. 2017, 05:22
The Easy Rider Captain America? Hope he got that shit reconciled!
#7 by Silhouette , Aug 20. 2017, 05:40
Yeah, he had to send it back. It was such a shame, he's wanted that bike since Easy Rider came out.
#8 by deb , Aug 29. 2017, 21:17
I tried the real thing... very tasty but could only drink
half... lol. Very rich.. will give this a good, ty..
#9 by Silhouette , Aug 29. 2017, 21:56
Oh me too Deb, I honestly can't do the whole fast food shake thing, the sugar in them is just insane. But this is a good cereal milkshake, even if it doesn't capture the grain of the cereal perfectly. That's why I tend to like 1.25% of Speckled Flakes (Frosted Flakes) in this, only because it gives a more realistic Frosted Grain cereal, but it is still great using the Rice Crunchies as well. If you are a cereal lover like me, I think you would really enjoy Real Flavors Rice Crispy Treat, I have just gotten it recently and the marshmallow is just sticky and perfect in it (just a tad light on the rice cereal). It was a great flavor find.

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