Green tea and coconut ice cream blended with milk to create a deliciously creamy beverage. With just three ingredients, this green tea coconut milkshake is simple to make and absolutely addictive.
Every once in awhile, when I’m out with family or friends, I seriously crave a milkshake. I know how unhealthy these fast food milkshakes are. You can practically taste it: the creaminess, the sweetness, that richness that you can only find in ice cream. It tastes so good, but you know it’s completely bad for you. I tell myself that I don’t get to have one that often, so it’s okay to splurge a little. But several sips in and I’m already tired of it because of how rich and sweet the beverage is.
Today, I decided to share with you my Green Tea Coconut Milkshake. It’s not necessarily a healthy milkshake, but it’s definitely less sweet and much more customizable to your preferences.
If the milkshake is too sweet, you can always add more milk. If you prefer more green tea flavor, add more of the green tea powder. In case you’re wondering, I use the Maeda-En brand, but you can use whatever brand you like. It seems expensive for such a tiny little container, but it goes a long way. All the recipes I’ve made with green tea on my blog are from the same tin.
I love this milkshake because it’s the perfect amount of sweetness for me. Each sip is filled with the aromatic flavor of green tea and coconut. Such a great combo. =)
I’ll have to share this with my friends at Fiesta Friday! Come join us!
I used my Coconut Ice Cream recipe to make this milkshake, but if you didn’t make it beforehand, you can use whatever ice cream you like. I recommend coconut or vanilla since it’ll work better with green tea.
Add coconut ice cream, green tea powder, and a little bit of milk. Blend the three ingredients until it becomes smooth, well mixed, and thick.
Pour the milkshake into a glass and serve it cold.
Enjoy!
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Hilda says
I love green tree flavour – this looks like a great way to use it. Thanks for sharing.
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Thanks, Hilda!
cynthiamvoss says
I still remember the first time I had a green tea milkshake years ago at a restaurant in Boston. It blew me away. I’m looking forward to trying this recipe. I think creamy coconut will pair well green tea!
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
I’m so sorry it took so long to respond. But somehow this comment ended up in spam and I just saw it. I really hope you’ll like this recipe. Coconut definitely works well with green tea =)
Kathy Samuel says
Where do you get all these ideas from? Just amazing 🙂
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Thank you so much, Kathy! Honestly, sometimes I just stare at my pantry. lol
Sue says
Matcha is very big around here right now, we’re seeing it in lots of baked goods and desserts which is wonderful. I love matcha for it’s really deep and earthy yet sweet flavor. Must try this soon!
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Hope you’ll like it, Sue!
dishofdailylife says
That looks awesome! Just looking at your pictures I can tell I am going to like this!
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Thank you!
chefjulianna says
Oh, this is a perfect treat to bring to FF, Andrea! I know that there are many amongst us (me too) who might shy away from such decadence, but this one is almost guilt-free! Thanks so much for sharing this with us today! 😀
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
You’re welcome, Julianna! I hope you’ll like it! =)
Jhuls says
Coconut ice cream? That sounds really great. Even better when used in a milkshake. Awesome, Andrea. 🙂
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Thanks, Jhuls! Have a great weekend! And welcome back =)
Lionel Thomas says
It looks really good tho’!
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Thanks!
Lionel Thomas says
You welcome!
Leyla says
this looks yummyyyy <3
Andrea| Cooking with a Wallflower says
Thank you, Leyla!