Malted Milkshakes are my favorite easy sweet treat! This Chocolate Banana Malt is thrown together in minutes with only 5 ingredients, it doesn’t get any better! Follow the recipe and make your favorite flavor.
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Malted Milkshake (Chocolate Banana)
This malt milkshake is so easy to make. It’s perfect for summer nights and fun treats. I love this chocolate banana malt flavor, but you can use this same recipe for other flavors too!
I have a feeling we are in for a LONG hot Summer here in Missouri. I thought Florida was hot when I lived there, but at least there you have an ocean out your window. Here in Missouri, we are landlocked and burning up day after day.
In the Midwest, you have to get creative to keep cool. Some ideas include blow-up pools, sprinkler parties, and adult slip and slides. Don’t judge! It is HOT!
Those options are all fun, but since I hate hate hate being in a swimsuit, I would rather eat ice cream all day as a way to cool off. Or sip milkshakes. YUM. Win-win if you ask me!
Chocolate Banana Malt
I have a favorite place to get milkshakes here in St. Louis, and they are known for their Banana Chocolate Malts.
I just had to figure out how to make it for myself at home, or I knew I wouldn’t make it through this long summer. Lucky for me (for ALL OF US), I’ve cracked the code! This Chocolate Banana Malt Milkshake will be made time and time again at our house. It’s delicious, SUPER EASY, and ice cold. What more can a girl ask for?
I just love the combination of chocolate and banana. It’s the perfect mix of fruity, sweet, and decadent indulgence. The banana part is healthy, so it balances out the rest of the drink, right?
How to Make a Malt Milkshake
This malted milkshake recipe is super easy! Just a couple of quick steps and you’ve got a delicious ice cream treat for dessert!
- Combine all ingredients (bananas, milk, chocolate syrup, vanilla ice cream, malted milk powder, malted milk balls) in a high-powered blender.
- Blend until fully combined and creamy. *For a thinner shake, add more milk.
- Pour into glasses and enjoy!
So simple! You could follow this same recipe to make any kind of malt with different flavors. Don’t like banana? Make a regular chocolate malt. Or add strawberries into the mix, skip the chocolate syrup, try a different flavor of ice cream. Get creative!
I really love malt milkshakes, and I think you will too!
What is a Malt Shake?
A malt is a type of milkshake. The only difference is that a malt uses Malted Milk Powder in addition to the other ingredients. This just adds a bit more richness (which makes it all the better!). If you’ve ever had Whoppers, those are malted milk balls, so it gives a similar flavor.
You could make this same recipe without the malted milk powder (if you don’t have any) for a regular chocolate banana milkshake.
If you’re struggling to stay cool this summer, this Chocolate Banana Malt Milkshake is just what you need. You better make a double batch, I have a feeling you won’t be able to drink just one! This dessert will keep anyone happy, no matter what the weather is like.
Try these other easy ice cream treats to stay cool:
- S’mores Ice Cream Sandwich
- Easy Snickers Ice Cream Treat
- Red Velvet Cream Cheese Ice Cream
- Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream
- Mint Chip Ice Cream Pie
Chocolate Banana Malt Milkshake
Equipment
- Kitchen Scale (optional)
Ingredients
- 1 frozen banana cut into chunks
- ¼ cup Real® Seal verified Milk 57 grams, such as Friendly Farms
- ¼ cup chocolate syrup 70 grams
- 32 ounces vanilla ice cream 907 grams (⅔ of a 48-ounce container)
- 2 tablespoons malted milk powder 18 grams, such as Carnation
- 1 cup malted milk balls 92 grams, roughly chopped (such as Whoppers)
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a high-powered blender.1 frozen banana, ¼ cup Real® Seal verified Milk, ¼ cup chocolate syrup, 32 ounces vanilla ice cream, 2 tablespoons malted milk powder, 1 cup malted milk balls
- Blend until fully combined and creamy. For a thinner shake, add more milk.
- Pour into glasses and enjoy!
Becky’s Tips
- Use whatever milk you have on hand!
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
I’m looking forward to making your Chocolate Banana Malt Milk-
shake; however I’m not sure whether you are using whole, 1%,
or 2% milk. I drink 1% (doctor’s orders) but have whole or 2%
on hand for recipes that specifically ask for one or the other.
And…..I want to tell you that I printed out your Baked Tomatoes
with Mozzarella and Parmesan, Cheesy Ravioli Skillet (Big fan of Buitoni products!), and Crispy Cinnamon Sugar Biscuit Bites (Health-wise, cinnamon in good for you!).
So, if you can let me know about the milk, I’d appreciate it. Also, I must tell you that many years ago I cut out of the Washington Post newspaper Rookie Cookie Recipe Soy-Glazed Burger. Copies of the recipe I gave to my daughter, son, grandson, wife of my ex (children’s father). I’m planning on doing the same with
the above-named recipes and direct their attention to you.
Thank you!
Thanks for using so many recipes, how exciting! You can use any milk you’d like :)
My husband would love these!! Pinning them to try. Perfect for these hot days recently. Thank you! :)
Enjoy!!
With my nieces birthday coming, this is a must do
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This amazing dessert is perfect in hot weather. It is pretty quick and easy to prepare it. I think that the result will please you with its taste.
What a wonderful treat! My kids will love this!
This looks AMAZING (sorry for shouting, but OMG)! So chocolatey and delicious!
This is a perfect day starter! I can have this all summer long! :D
What a delicious summer treat, Becky. Our heat index hasn’t really kicked in here in New England yet, but it’s coming. August can be brutal. Bookmarking this for when we NEED it! :)
I love everything about this milkshake! We put malted milk powder in all of our shakes – it’s a must!
Love these flavors together! What a fantastic dessert to cool off with this summer!