Dry Fruit Milkshake

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Hello, I am sharing completely healthy recipe of Dry Fruit Milkshake. My little champ has helped me in preparing this milkshake and he enjoyed it a lot which you will see in the video.


Ingredients - 


  1. Milk - 200 Ml
  2. Almond - 10-12 Pieces
  3. Cashew - 10-12 Pieces
  4. Dates - 5-7 Pieces
  5. Pista - 10-12 Pieces
  6. Kismis/Raisins - 15-20 Pieces
  7. Anjeer/Fig - 4 Pieces
  8. cardamom powder - 1 Pinch
  9. Sliced almond - 2 Pieces
  10. Sliced cashew - 2 Pieces
  11. Sliced Pista - 2 Pieces
  12. Ice cubes - As per requirement



Recipe -

  1. Take Mixer/Juice jar
  2. Add all dry fruits and cardamom powder
  3. Add chilled milk and few ice cubes
  4. Grind for 2-3 mins till dates get paste completely
  5. Check the consistency and can add more milk
  6. Pour in serving glass
  7. garnish with sliced almond, cashew and pista
  8. And enjoy chilled

Lets see some key Points in preparation -   

  1. This is no sugar no honey milkshake
  2. Sweetness is from dates and raisins
  3. Either you can use dry fruits without soaking or soaked for 2-3 hours. 
  4. Soaked dry fruits are easy to grind
  5. Use soft dates without seeds
  6. Adjust consistency by adding more chilled milk
  7. For garnishing use sliced and roasted dry fruits as well

This is very healthy  as there is no sugar no honey added and it is sweet due to dates and dry fruits.
Kids also like it. So its overall no fuzz milkshake with healthy twist

Please watch full video and try it and share your experience in comment section of the video.

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Note - Its a No cook recipe prepared by my kid with little support from me.

All the cutting and grinding is done by Deepa Kumari. 

My channel and i do not support cutting, grinding etc by small kids.

Bye Bye yummy mummies!!

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