Milk with some flavored syrup, but NO ice cream.
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re: Milkshake
By Scott
Sun, 01/09/2005 - 11:24pm
actually milkshakes are made from icecream...i worked a friendly's, which started in springfeild mass, for two years and icecream was the first thing you put in milkshakes...
re: Milkshake
By Eric
Fri, 02/04/2005 - 2:52am
That's too bad then. Seems like Mass is using milkshakes to mean frappes now so foreigners don't get confused.Trust me. Back in the day a Friendly's would never call something with ice cream a milkshake.I live in Cali now, but I still call them frappes, much to the annoyance of everyone out here. But we know that a frappe is ice cream, not coffee!
re: Milkshake
By Andrew
Mon, 02/07/2005 - 12:39am
I was recently in boston and had a confusing time of figuring out the fact that a milkshake did not contain ice cream, and if I wanted what I know as a milkshake, I had to ask for a frappe
re: Milkshake
By Dianne
Sun, 02/27/2005 - 10:48pm
I live in Seattle now and milkshakes and frappes are two of the things I miss the most (along with "top- split" hot dog buns.) A milkshake here is more of a dessert that you eat with spoon than a beverage that you drink.
re: Milkshake
By Marinda
Tue, 03/04/2008 - 2:19am
Yah, but don't fahget, ya hafta shake it (or use one a'them hamilton-beach drink mixa things) and make it all foamy to be a milkshake (othawise it's just a chocolate milk, or whateva).
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