Milkshake

A Milkshake (of English. Milk " milk " and " shake " to shake, called in Switzerland frappe ) is a beverage for the milk with ice cream, fruit (such as strawberries or bananas), or chocolate flavors such as vanilla is whisked in a blender. A milkshake is only usually prepared immediately before drinking to avoid that separate the different heavy components again.

As the inventor of milkshake applies to mix a drink Ivar " Pop " Coulson from Chicago who came up with the idea in 1922, milk, chocolate, malt and ice cream. Became popular milkshakes in the United States through the milk bars and now part of the standard offer many ice cream parlors, cafes and fast food chains.

A related drink, but does not necessarily consists in large part of milk, is known in Spain under the name Granizado. Granizado consists exclusively of fruit juice or almond milk (Spanish: horchata ), which (r ) is mixed with lots of crushed ice. Also related to the milkshake café frappé.