Peanut Butter and Nutmeg Oreo Milkshake Recipe
Add a creamy, buttery, crunchy milkshake delight to the Christmas dessert table this year with this peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:1
Time:10 mins
Contains egg: No
While the cakes, pies, and brownies are the first things that come to everyone’s mind when it comes to Christmas celebrations, the cold winter night celebrations sometimes also need a creamy, comforting drink. Something that carries the essence of the festive season and satisfies the taste buds. Made with the Cadbury Oreo Milkshake Mix powder, this peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe is one of them.
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Ingredients
1
serving
For the Recipe
- 1 cup Cold milk
- 2 tbsp Oreo Milkshake Mix powder
- 2 tbsp Peanut butter
- ¼ tsp Nutmeg grated
Directions

In a mixer jar, add cold milk, some ice cubes, and milkshake powder. Grind everything. Until a smooth consistency is achieved. Stir in the peanut butter and nutmeg. Give everything a good mix.

Take the pre-chilled glasses and pour in the cold milkshake.

Dust it with nutmeg powder and garnish with crushed Oreos on top.

Enjoy your thick creamy milkshake.

To add a festive twist to the peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe, the best way is to enhance the aroma with warm spices like cinnamon, clove, and ginger. Nothing carries the festive essence like these warm spices. To bring in a contemporary twist, one may consider flavors like caramel or vanilla as well.
Decorating the rim of the glasses is the best way to make them look festive. To do that, spread some chocolate frosting or a thin layer of peanut butter around the rim of the glass, and then dip the rim of the glass in crushed Oreos. One may also add cinnamon powder or cocoa powder on top for some added festive feel.
Although the best way to enjoy the holiday peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake is to consume it immediately after preparation. However, if storage is needed, refrigeration is the best possible way. It can be kept in the refrigerator for 24 hours. However, a longer refrigeration may cause the texture of the milkshake to turn soggy. Avoid storing them in the freezer as it turns the mixture into a solid mass, and with heating, it does not come back to the regular smooth consistency.
Several variations can be explored with this recipe. Here are a few possible variations for this Christmas season.
- Add a tablespoon of cocoa powder to enhance the flavor profile of the recipe. Often, the pairing of cocoa powder and peanut butter creates an amazing platter of taste and flavor.
- Give the peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe a boost with bananas. Blending in a ripe banana adds to natural sweetness while enhancing the texture as well.
- Avoid Over-blending: Blending the mixture for too long often turns the consistency thin and watery. Therefore, just blend them only until the ingredients are just combined.
- Avoid too much Nutmeg: As a warm spice, nutmeg carries a strong aroma. Therefore, too much of it can make the milkshake too spicy. It is recommended to start with a very small amount of it. If more nutmeg is needed, it can be added later.
- Avoid excess milk: Achieving the right consistency is the key. Often, starting with excess milk makes the thickening process very difficult. So, start with a small amount of milk and keep adding it gradually add more until the desired thickness is achieved.
- Pre-Chill the glasses: To make sure the milkshake remains cold for an extended period, place the serving glasses in the freezer for at least 15 minutes before serving.
- Melt the Peanut Butter: To add to the super smooth and creamy texture, one may consider melting the peanut butter for 10-15 seconds before adding it to the blender.
- Add Ice cream For Thickness: For extra thickness, it is always best to add a few scoops of ice cream. Besides the thickness, it also adds to the taste of the holiday peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake
With the presence of milk, Oreo milkshake powder, and peanut butter, this peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe is quite calorie-dense. A typical single serving is estimated to carry 400-600 calories. If ice cream is added, then the calories jump to 700-1000 calories per serving. This milkshake is best enjoyed immediately after preparing it with the proper thick, cold, and frothy texture in place. It is best served in pre-chilled glassware.
Conclusion: Add a buttery delight to the Christmas dessert menu with this classic peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe. With every single sip of the chilled milkshake, let the guests enjoy the rich taste and the festive aroma like never before.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Cadbury products can I use for a peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake? 
For this peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe, the best Cadbury product would be Oreo Crumb Milkshake Mix for an instant Oreo flavor. Mix it well with milk, nutmeg, and peanut butter, and the delicious milkshake is ready to be served.
How to store peanut butter and nutmeg oreo milkshake? 
Refrigeration is the best possible to store the milkshake. However, it is not recommended to store for more than 24 hours, as prolonged chilling often alters the texture of the milkshake.
Can I prepare this peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake ahead of time? 
Yes. Following this Cadbury peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe, this milkshake can be prepared 24 hours before serving and can be kept chilling in the refrigerator.
How to make this recipe more festive for Christmas? 
To add a festive twist to the Cadbury peanut butter and nutmeg Oreo milkshake recipe, consider adding spices like cinnamon and clove. One may also consider peppermint and gingerbread flavors to make it more Christmassy.
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