Whose milkshake brings all the boys to the yard?

Trowbridge's Orange Pineapple milkshake is my favorite.

Best chocolate milkshake (my fav) is at Jack's of all places....love love love them. For me, don't be squirting some chocolate syrup in something & calling it a chocolate shake - NOT the same.

"Shake it, shake it...ohh oh....shake it, shake it....shake it like a Polaroid picture..."

No such place around here that I know of, but if you want a chocolate milkshake, the "Harvey" at the Palace Drug Store in tuscumbia is deservedly praised for its quality and authenticity (REAL ice cream with plenty of butter fat). It is kinda pricey but worth it!

I make my own shakes, using good quality premium ice cream and syrups that are commonly available from local markets. That way, I control the thickness, size and ingredient mix MY WAY instead of risking disappointment with local commercial products, most of which are mediocre at best. Surprisingly, the Wendy's VANILLA "Frostee" is very good, at least in my opinion--better by far than the original chocolate version, which is and has always been a dairy disaster.

Waterwheel in Muscle Shoals are pretty good...as well as everything else they serve.

The best Milkshake is the one you make at home.

Steak & Shake. But one of the best I've ever had was in a little town called Shelbyville, IN at a place called The Cow Palace. Home made and they even brought to you what wouldn't fit in the glass in it's metal mixing cup.

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Originally posted by Lawson2b:
Waterwheel in Muscle Shoals are pretty good...as well as everything else they serve.

The Water Wheel IS the best place that I know of. I have never had a bad experience there.

Pssstttt......I am the Lady in the black Honda. Remember, I do accept compensation for endorsements!

The best are made in my kitchen!
When my grandfathers TG&Y closed many years ago in downtown Florence, he purchased one of the antique milkshake makers from them (they had an ice cream & sandwich bar inside the store), so I love to make many concoctions!
Although banana & peanut butter, are our favs!

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Originally posted by FloTownDown08:
The best are made in my kitchen!
When my grandfathers TG&Y closed many years ago in downtown Florence, he purchased one of the antique milkshake makers from them (they had an ice cream & sandwich bar inside the store), so I love to make many concoctions!
Although banana & peanut butter, are our favs!

I'll jusy have vanilla when I come home ok ? lol

Joy, don't apologize for Jack's milkshakes. they are terrific. Made with Blue Bell and have great flavor. Don't forget Sparky's in Tuscumbia.

Jack's made with Blue Bell are great.

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Originally posted by ace1965:
Steak & Shake. But one of the best I've ever had was in a little town called Shelbyville, IN at a place called The Cow Palace. Home made and they even brought to you what wouldn't fit in the glass in it's metal mixing cup.

Had a shake at Steak & Shake in Decatur. Would rate it a 6 or 7 at most. I agree Jack's is best most of time.

Trowbridges, Florence
The Palace, Tuscumbia
The Waterwheel, Muscle Shoals
Sonic has a few pretty good shakes, too.

The Water Wheel and the shakes at Hardees.

Quit being a boy be a MAN get a Malt, Shakes are for kids, now Malts are for MEN

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Originally posted by ORANGE SHERBERT:
Quit being a boy be a MAN get a Malt, Shakes are for kids, now Malts are for MEN

Although I'm sure you're quite the expert on what the men in your life enjoy, I do very much like a good milkshake. Thanks for your suggestion, though.

I can tell by the looks of you that you never had a malt,keep ya bib and ya shake

I used to love malts. When I was in school I had a job at a little ice cream shop. It was great. The owner was compulsive about cleanliness. We took everything down at night and cleaned thoroughly. Malt was a problem though. There was no way to keep bugs out of the malt. He tried everything. He would make us sift the malt nightly to make sure there were no bugs. That was the last malt I ever had! I still love milk shakes.

Yuck! Hate malt chocolate & while I'm on the subject, I hate dark chocolate. Give me milk chocolate or fah-get about it.

It's really disappointing when you think you are biting into something yummy & it's malt chocolate. This happens often when my little nieces, nephews & young cousins are sharing Easter, Halloween or Christmas candy with me.

I never liked Ovaltine either, which my mom tried to convince me to ruin a perfectly good glass of milk with...haha.