Refreshing in the summertime, delicious anytime! This Blueberry Milkshake can be made with fresh or frozen blueberries.

A glass jar filled with a blueberry milkshake, topped with whipped cream and blueberries, is placed next to an empty jar, a blender, and a container of fresh blueberries—illustrating how to make a blueberry milkshake.

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Fresh vs Frozen Blueberries
Recipe Ingredients
Are your blueberries a bit tart?
Recipe Directions
Mom Tip
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Blueberries are a real favorite in our family, a few more recipes we really love are these amazing blueberry crepes, delicious blueberry poke cake, and these blueberry banana muffins for breakfast.

Fresh vs Frozen Blueberries

I like to use fresh blueberries whenever possible, but both types work well.

If you use frozen blueberries, the milkshake can become a bit thick, add a bit more milk to get the consistency you like.

Recipe Ingredients

labeled ingredients shown for a blueberry milkshake

Blueberries - you can use fresh or frozen blueberries.
Ice Cream - vanilla ice cream is the way to go. Choose your favorite brand.
Milk - I have used both whole milk and 2% milk.
Cinnamon - just a touch adds so much flavor.
Whipped Cream Topping - because, why not?
Extras - top your milkshake with more blueberries, or crumble some graham cracker crumbs over the top, or maybe you prefer sprinkles?

Are your blueberries a bit tart?

No problem, add a few sprinkles of sugar and blend again. Adjust according to taste!

Recipe Directions

Vanilla ice cream and blueberries in a blender.

Measure the ice cream into a blender. Add the blueberries, cinnamon, and about half of the milk. You can add more milk if it is too thick.

Blend well until everything is mixed and the blueberries are well blended in. Top the Blueberry Milkshake with some whipped cream and any toppings (extras) you might like to use.

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2 mason jars filled with blueberry milkshake next to fresh blueberries.

Mom Tip

If you have trouble measuring ice cream, no problem.

Measure your ice cream scoop. Add water to the scoop and pour it into a measuring cup. My scoop equals ¼ cup.

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blueberry milkshake in a mason jar next to fresh berries and a blender.

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