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Chikoo milkshake recipe, sapota milkshake

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Sapota-milkshakeChikoo milkshake, sapota milkshake a healthy I love chikoo fruit very much, but trying chikoo milkshake for the very first time, loved it! My kid too loved it… The chikku we get here in local markets is so very different from our Indian Chiku.What we get in local market is Vietnam chiku,its firm,smooth and large rather than our Indian fruit,which is soft and a kind of grainy in texture. After mom’s endless advice to consume this fruit(one among a set of ‘to eat healthy things’ advices…hehe) I bought both the chikkus we get here. Anyway I used the Air flown Indian chikoo for this,that I bought from Mustafa…

Ingredients:

Chilled milk1 cup
Chikku/sapota fruit3
Vanilla Ice cream1 scoop

Method:

    1. Peel and remove the seeds from chikoo chop it. You can cut into two, use a spoon to scoop the pulp in easy way. Take the seeds out.
    2.  Take the fruit pulp and ice cream together in a blender along with milk.
    3. Blend it well until smooth and enjoy it when it is still chill .

Try this simple yet yummy milkshake for your kid returning from school or your breakfast, its very filling and hearty!

Notes

  • For low fat version, use low fat milk, skip ice cream and add little sugar or honey.

 

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  40. I think I too love the Indian variety for the grainy texture.It adds crunch to the milkshake. Though it is truly healthy to consume fruits as such, it is always a welcome change to have milkshakes that too with icecream!

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  42. Have tried this milkshake without the ice cream, it tastes really good…the addition of ice cream will sure give it a richer and yummier taste…beautiful clicks

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  52. You know wat??
    I commented twice from morning n both the times my internet was crazy…
    and I hope this is the final time..;)
    This is one of my favorite milkshakes after mango milkshake..just love it..dono y??
    looks yumm n nice clicks..:)

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  68. I love sappota… but always eat it plain. The milkshake must be delicious… unfortunately we don't get chikku here – atlesat where i live 🙁

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  96. hi raji ii love all your recipes this is very simple n healthy too….one some request can u plz tell the camera name n model of yours because i love your clicks with super clarity

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  98. hi raji ii love all your recipes this is very simple n healthy too….one some request can u plz tell the camera name n model of yours because i love your clicks with super clarity

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