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Like the diner classic, these strawberry milkshakes are the real thing – dreamy, pink, frozen, and full of summer flavor.
Why Try? Once you’ve made the strawberry syrup, which lasts for days, it’s a breeze to whip up a few decadent milkshakes. Spoon a little more syrup on top of the shakes to create an impressive swirled effect.
Foodie Byte: The strawberry syrup is great in many other things besides milkshakes–drizzle it over a slice of cheesecake, brush it onto cake layers before frosting, or add some balsamic vinegar and olive oil to create a strawberry balsamic salad dressing!
Calories 713, Carbohydrates 109g, Cholesterol 180mg, Fat 28g, Fat Calories 253, Fiber 7g, Protein 10g, Saturated Fat 17g, Sodium 109mg. Daily Values: Calcium 281.73mg 28%, Phos 84.3mg 8%, Copper 0.17mg 9%, Zinc 0.5mg 3%, Panto 0.44mg 4%, Biotin 3.86mcg 1287%, Iodine 31.5mcg 21%, Magnesium 45.73mg 11%, Iron 1.46mg 8%, Vitamin B6 9%, Vitamin C 345%, Vit E-a-Toco 3%, Vitamin A 23%. Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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