We started with some of our traditional family recipes and now make more than 200 different flavors of handchurned, authentic, small-batch ice creams since 1995.
$8 for a shake the size of of small drink with quality on par with McDonald's.
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Jennifer Y
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Didn't like
• 24/5/22
• DoorDash order
Pretty disappointed for the price and the item itself. Maybe it's a matter of personal taste though, because it seems to be one of the more popular items. I ended up paying $11 for this as a milkshake (including the tip and fees, but that's not super relevant, aside from the fact that I could've saved both myself and the dasher the inconvenience had I not ordered it). There's only been one time I've bought a milkshake over $6, and it was a £13 banana foster milkshake at some fancy restaurant in England. That one was great. This one was not. The "almond joy" (more like almond disappointment) wasn't blended well. There were big chunks of chocolate and almost whole almonds at the bottom and it seemed like it was mostly milk (which was strange and seemed a little cheap, given that this was more expensive than a cup of ice cream... I'm not sure what the measurements are, but I wouldn't get a milkshake here again). I make milkshakes myself sometimes, and I tend to put less ice cream for *healthy reasons* and this seemed even thinner than the ones I make. So this milkshake kind of stuck in my teeth and that's not really what comes to mind for a milkshake. I'm not sure I can rate the ice cream itself because there didn't seem to be much of it. Or! It's a thinner/more watery kind of ice cream. Some people might like that, but if you enjoy ice cream from Van Leeuwen or other brands with thicker/richer ice creams... maybe just get another pint of that for the same price as this.
