Oreo Milk Shake

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Okay, if you’re still gun shy about drinking your powdered milk or you really think your kids won’t eat it…put it in a milk shake! Who is going to turn down a nice cold and creamy milkshake? Another great way that using food storage saves you money! For the amount of money it takes to buy ONE novelty milk shake you could make your whole family milk shakes of their own and use your food storage! We really like Oreos so we made our oreo milk shakes but you could add anything in. I’ll show you some other  food storage shake ideas using powdered milk in future posts. 🙂

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12 Comments

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  2. This is an awesome blog! I’m totally linking to you. My blog is http://www.mamasfoodstorage.blogspot.com Maybe you could guest post for me sometime. I am just now starting to build my site. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

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  6. I’m so sorry. I moved the links over to the left hand side under handouts. I fixed this link so you can download it here too.

  7. A tip for breaking up oreos for the milkshake is to place them in a zip lock baggie. Then you can break them up with your fingers or with a rolling pin (or really whatever it takes) and then they are ready to add to the shake and no mess:)

  8. A tip for breaking up oreos for the milkshake is to place them in a zip lock baggie. Then you can break them up with your fingers or with a rolling pin (or really whatever it takes) and then they are ready to add to the shake and no mess:)

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  11. I remember my mom always drying onions and using them in, among other things, burgers. She also had a recipe for a hamburger soup using dried onions and dried shredded carrots, along with fresh potatoes and cooked ground beef, with some added spices. I should probably get her recipe.

  12. I remember my mom always drying onions and using them in, among other things, burgers. She also had a recipe for a hamburger soup using dried onions and dried shredded carrots, along with fresh potatoes and cooked ground beef, with some added spices. I should probably get her recipe.

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