Creamy Cocoa Custard Milkshake Recipe
Antara Basu
317 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
Antara Basu
317 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
The very idea of a milkshake can take one back to childhood instantly. Now, here’s all about giving the known recipe a creamy, chocolatey, innovative twist.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:1
Time: 50mins
Contains egg: No
This Creamy Cocoa Custard Milkshake is a dessert that serves nostalgia in a chilled glass. With a fun chocolatey spin to the regular creamy milkshake, this beverage combines the decadence of chocolate with old-school comfort. There is something supremely satisfying about this cocoa custard milkshake that tells you to stop and say, “Damn, that's so good”. This creamy, custard milkshake recipe makes the perfect adult version of that childhood chocolate milk you were obsessed with.
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Ingredients
1
serving
List of ingredients for the recipe
- 4 tsp cadbury cocoa powder
- 2 tsp custard powder
- 2 cups milk
- 2 tsp sugar
- 2 scoops vanilla ice cream
How to Make Cocoa Custard Milkshake: Step-By-Step Guide
Preparing the custard base

Take ⅓ cup of milk in a small bowl and add custard powder. Mix and keep aside.

Now, take a medium-sized pan and boil milk. Once the milk starts boiling, add sugar. Mix it until the sugar dissolves.

Now add prepared custard milk to the milk. Keep stirring.

Now add Cadbury cocoa powder. Keep cooking.
Blending the milkshake

Keep stirring until it becomes a little thick. Now remove it from the gas. Let it cool.

Once cool, pour it into a glass.

Add a few ice cubes and garnish with some vanilla ice cream and chopped pistachios, and serve immediately.
Expert Tips For Creamiest Texture
Smooth, lump-free texture: To make sure the milkshake is smooth and lump-free, create a slurry with custard powder, cocoa powder, and a small amount of cold milk instead of adding the ingredients directly to the boiling milk. If the lumps still persist, strain the custard through a sieve.
Proper chilling time: Once the milkshake is ready, make sure it gets a proper 3-4 hours chilling time. Uninterrupted chilling is important to achieve that custard-like creamy texture. The colder the custard, the thicker the shake.
Check sweetness before chilling: Don’t forget to check sweetness before final chilling, as the cold temperature often suppresses sweetness. Adjust the sweetness accordingly before putting it in the refrigerator.
Variations & Serving Suggestions
Add a fun mocha twist: To add the classic taste of mocha to the milkshake, add a small amount of instant espresso powder to the thick chocolate custard base and blend it well.
Try a nutty delight: To add the goodness of nuts, add some roasted and chopped almonds, cashews, and walnuts to the custard milkshake. The earthy, nutty flavor takes this milkshake to a whole new level.
Make it vegan: To add a vegan spin to this recipe, replace regular dairy with plant-based alternatives like oat or almond milk, some cashew butter, and maple syrup to make the creamy custard-like texture.
Serving tips: Once the cocoa custard milkshake is ready, serve it in a pre-chilled glass. Before pouring the milkshake, add some chocolate syrup drizzle on the inside of the glass to give it a classic cafe-like appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I make this without custard powder? 
Yes. To make this cream cocoa custard milkshake without custard powder, use cornstarch with milk as a thickener. Even without custard powder, this creates a thick and creamy base. Add some vanilla essence to it for the classic flavor.
How long can I store the custard base? 
If refrigerated in a sealed, airtight container, a homemade custard base can be kept for 3 to 4 days. However, to enjoy the taste and texture, it is always recommended to consume it either immediately or within a day or two.
Is this recipe gluten-free? 
Yes. Based on the ingredients used in this recipe, a creamy cocoa custard milkshake is naturally gluten-free. However, certain custard powder brands use wheat-based thickeners. Therefore, it is always better to check the pack first to make sure it is actually gluten-free.
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