Snow Day Sugar Cookie Milkshake

When it's cold and snowy outside, turn up the heat and snuggle up on your couch with this Snow Day Sugar Cookie Milkshake. Even when the holidays are over, your winter celebrations don't have to be!

Wow, Christmas is over. And it’s Monday again. SOB. Not that I can complain much. I thankfully only have a two-day work week before getting another couple days off for the new year. Phew…

Luckily, I can still use so many of my sprinkles, baking pans, and more well beyond the holiday days. Today, I’m taking full advantage of the snow that’s supposed to hit tomorrow (SOB again) and using my Wilton snowflake sprinkles to whip up a milkshake.

Also, leftover eggnog.

Another thing you probably have leftover after the holidays? Sugar cookies! If not, it’s easy enough to whip up a batch (good excuse!) or grab some from the store. Any excuse to bring more cookies into the house.

❄️ How to make a sugar cookie milkshake

Sugar cookies, ice cream, and milk (or eggnog!!). That’s all you need for a little piece of snow day heaven.

Just put everything in a blender and blender until smooth.

Add a little bit of whipped cream and sprinkle plenty of snowflakes all around. I used these ones and these ones. But even just some plain blue and white sprinkles would be pretty.

It’s only officially been winter for about a week, but it’s been a ridiculously mild winter here in Boston. Like mid-60s all week. Until today. Now, it’s about 30 degrees. And we’re set to get some snow tomorrow. We’re all here hoping that we’re not in for another winter like we had last year. If you’re not from here, I’m sure you heard the stories.

I was notorious for saying “I just want one good blizzard!” mid-January when we hadn’t yet had any snow. I got a good blizzard alright. About six of them. We had many, many snow days. During which this sugar cookie milkshake would have been perfect.

In my opinion, this is the best way to wind down from the holidays because it still has some of the best holiday flavors (SUGAR COOKIES), but isn’t in your face red and green with Santa Clauses and reindeer.

I definitely used eggnog for my “milk,” but you don’t have to. You can use any kind of milk you please… Even a healthier alternative if you’re trying to be a bit more nutritious after the holidays. I believe in coming down from the holiday sugar high very, very slowly.

Who am I kidding? My blog is like 80% desserts. With the remaining 15% being cocktails and 5% salads with lots of cheese. Something tells me not much will change in 2016. 

I hope you had a wonderful Christmas if you celebrate! And are gearing up for a fabulous end of the year.

If you have some leftover holiday goodies and are expecting snow where you are, I highly recommend whipping this sugar cookie milkshake up and snuggling up with someone you love!

Are you still celebrating the holidays or already getting into healthy mode?

For some other wintry milkshakes, check out my Vanilla Cranberry Ginger Milkshake and my Malted Candy Cane Milkshake. Next, I really want to try these Boozy Eggnog Milkshakes from The Seaside Baker.

📖 Recipe

Snow Day Sugar Cookie Milkshake

When it's cold and snowy outside, turn up the heat and snuggle up on your couch with this Snow Day Sugar Cookie Milkshake. Even when the holidays are over, your winter celebrations don't have to be!

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Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keyword: Eggnog Desserts, Sugar Cookie Desserts, Unique Milkshakes

Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes minutes

Makes: 2 large milkshakes

Author: Sues

Ingredients

• 5 cups vanilla ice cream
• 1 cup milk or eggnog
• 8 small sugar cookies
• 1 cup heavy cream
• Snowflake sprinkles or blue and white sprinkles (optional)

Instructions

• Combine ice cream, milk or eggnog, and sugar cookies in a blender and process until well combined.
• In a large bowl, whip cream until soft peaks form, about 2-3 minutes.
• Pour milkshake into two glasses and top with whipped cream and snowflake sprinkles.

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