Best Milkshake!
May 31, 2007 | 12:38 pm
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May 31, 2007 | 1:22 pm
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When in Seattle, there's two places I want to stop at to get a shake.
Daly's in Eastlake (chocolate - peanut butter!!)
Burger Express in Federal Way (so it's not right in Seattle, but it's really good).
Down in San Diego, I love Brians' Eatery's malted chocolate shakes.
YUM!
Daly's in Eastlake (chocolate - peanut butter!!)
Burger Express in Federal Way (so it's not right in Seattle, but it's really good).
Down in San Diego, I love Brians' Eatery's malted chocolate shakes.
YUM!
May 31, 2007 | 4:03 pm
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May 31, 2007 | 4:09 pm
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Jun 6, 2007 | 1:59 pm
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Best milkshakes I've had:
Chocolate brownie (I think) milkshake at a Haagen-Daaz near the main intersection in downtown Kyoto. I was in need of sugar and Japanese milk is thicker than what you find in the States (upwards of 4.5% milkfat in some brands) so coupled with the ice cream, it was heaven.
My consistent favorites are the cookies n' cream and Peachy Paterno milkshakes at the Penn State Creamery. I'm going to miss them now that I've moved to Texas.
At least we have Blue Bell ice cream here, which helps!
Chocolate brownie (I think) milkshake at a Haagen-Daaz near the main intersection in downtown Kyoto. I was in need of sugar and Japanese milk is thicker than what you find in the States (upwards of 4.5% milkfat in some brands) so coupled with the ice cream, it was heaven.
My consistent favorites are the cookies n' cream and Peachy Paterno milkshakes at the Penn State Creamery. I'm going to miss them now that I've moved to Texas.
At least we have Blue Bell ice cream here, which helps!
Jun 9, 2007 | 2:31 pm
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Being a new San Diego resident I can say while In and Out and certainly puts out a good milkshake you might want to also check out "Hodads"
A very impressive milkshake.It was voted as the "Best of San Diego" in the most recent San Diego Magazine.I don't usully agree with their best of awards which are usually a narrow group of opinions.However as any taster knows all taste opinions are highly subjective.
Hodads certainly gets high marks IMO.
We went for their well known burgers but were far more impressed with the milkshakes.And the cool surfer/beach crowd.The lines to get in would probably keep me away however