We were sent a selection of Shaken Udder milkshakes to try and I can honestly say that I have never seen anything disappear so quickly in my whole life.
There are very few things that we all agree on when it comes to food and drink but Shaken Udder milkshakes seem to be one of them. The 330ml bottles disappeared first. They need to be kept chilled and come in five delicious flavours: Chocolush, Vanillalicious, Top Banana, Strawberries and Clotted Cream and my personal favourite Salted Caramel. All gluten-free with no artificial colours or preservatives, these delicious milkshakes are made from British milk and contain vitamin B12. All that and they taste amazing and the bottles can be recycled too. I did manage to get a taste of the Salted Caramel and Chocolush and can wholeheartedly agree with my offspring that they taste great. Chocolush and Vanillalicious are also available in 750ml bottles too.
If you are looking for a healthy drink for lunchboxes, Shaken Udder also has 200ml cartons of chocolate and strawberry milkshakes. These smaller packs don’t have to be kept in the fridge and are perfect for younger milkshakes lovers and offer a good source of calcium and protein with less than 5% added sugar.
Whether you are looking for a refreshing drink on the go or something new for lunchboxes, Shaken Udder seems to have it covered. We had never tried Shaken Udder milkshakes before but I have been buying them ever since as the kids absolutely love them and keep asking for more so that is always a good sign. They make a great drink for the teens who are always on the go and I prefer giving them a milkshake than other alternatives as there is more goodness in milkshake than in fizzy or energy drinks.
Shaken Udder milkshakes are available in most supermarkets and other selected retailers nationwide. You can find out more about Shaken Udder on their website.
We were sent a selection of Shaken Udder milkshakes to review. All opinions are our own.
I have never tried these before but they sound delicious, especially the salted caramel ones. No wonder they all disappeared rather quickly x
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