• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Grilling 24x7
  • Grilling 24×7
  • About
  • Recipes
    • By Food Type
      • Beef
        • Pellet Grill
        • Charcoal Grill
      • Poultry
        • Chicken
        • Turkey
      • Pork
        • Pork Ribs
        • Pellet Grill
        • Charcoal Grill
      • Seafood
        • Crab
        • Shrimp
        • Lobster
        • Fish
      • Veggies
        • Appetizers
        • Side Dishes
        • Soups and Casseroles
        • Main Dishes
      • Lamb
      • Keto Diet
    • By Course
      • Appetizers
        • Beef
        • Poultry
        • Pork
        • Seafood
      • Soups and Casseroles
      • Salads
      • Side Dishes
      • Main Dishes
        • Beef
        • Poultry
        • Pork
        • Seafood
        • Pizza
      • Dessert
      • Sauces/rubs
    • By Method
      • Cast Iron Recipes
        • Appetizers
          • Beef
          • Poultry
          • Pork
          • Seafood
        • Side Dishes
        • Soups and Casseroles
        • Main Dishes
          • Beef
          • Poultry
          • Pork
          • Seafood
      • Tailgate Recipes
        • Grilled Appetizers
          • Beef
          • Poultry
          • Pork
          • Seafood
          • Veggies
        • Side Dishes
        • Soups And Casseroles
        • Main Dishes
          • Beef
          • Poultry
          • Pork
          • Seafood
          • Veggie
  • Reviews
  • Tips
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
Grilling 24x7 » Recipes » Berger Cookie Milkshake Recipe

Berger Cookie Milkshake Recipe

by Frank Campanella Leave a Comment

Jump to Recipe

A classic Baltimore cookie in a creamy milkshake

Berger Cookie Milkshake Recipe

This blog isn’t really a “local” Baltimore blog. My grilling recipes are viewed (according to webstats) all around the world. Knowing this, I didn’t really want to do anything that would totally alienate 99% of the readers. However, this is so good and can be applied to any type of cookie or any type of donut that I wanted to share it anyway. This homemade Berger cookie milkshake recipe is based on the locally famous Berger cookies, which are a Baltimore dessert staple. They are cake like cookies with a huge dollop of fudge on top. These cookies are decadent and over the top and as such they deserve to be blended up in a decadent and over the top milkshake.

Ingredients for a Berger cookie milkshake #baltimore #recipe

If you aren’t from this area don’t worry. This basic recipe can be applied to anything from chocolate chip cookies to Entenmanns chocolate glazed donuts. Yes, I have done both and been very happy with each. However, if you are in the Baltimore area and can find these cookies I strongly advise doing so.

My obsession with this started while I was sitting in a cool little burger pub in Baltimore city. On the menu is a “Berger Cookie Milkshake.” I just had to order it and I was so excited for its arrival. The waitress brought it out and unfortunately it just contained an odd mix of liquor that didn’t really taste like a Berger cookie. I don’t know if a Berger cookie was even used. I was really bummed out. I said to Mrs. Grilling24x7, along with a bunch of expletives, “oh I could do this so much better and all I would need is a box of Berger cookies, a half gallon of vanilla ice cream and milk.” And there we have it, at that moment I came up with the best recipe for the best milkshake I’ve ever had in my life.

Ingredients for a Berger cookie milkshake #baltimore #recipe

The recipe is pretty simple: A whole box of Berger cookies. A half gallon of vanilla ice cream. 2% Milk. Add the entire half gallon of ice cream to a blender. Fit as many cookies as you can on top of the ice cream and pour in a little bit of milk. Blend. If it isn’t blending enough, add some more milk. Put the rest of the cookies in and keep blending. Add milk a little at a time until you are happy with the thickness.

Ingredients for a Berger cookie milkshake #baltimore #recipe

Oh wow, look at that. You can see the fudge specks all swirling around.

Ingredients for a Berger cookie milkshake #baltimore #recipe

This is truly something special. I reserved two cookies and added them right on top of each milkshake. A+ fantastic. As I said, I’m fully aware that most of my readers won’t have access to Berger cookies. However, use this same formula and experiment with anything you can find. Any type of cookie will work and donuts are great too!

Berger Cookie Milkshake Recipe
Print Pin

Berger Cookie Milkshake Recipe

The famous Berger Cookie mixed into a milkshake.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 1 minute

Ingredients

  • • ½ gallon Vanilla Ice Cream
  • • 1 box Berger cookies or any fudge based cookie
  • • ½ cup – 1 cup 2% Milk

Instructions

  • Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth. Add milk until the milkshake is at your desired thickness.

Sharing is caring!

  • Facebook64
  • Twitter
  • Email

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recipe Rating




Primary Sidebar

Frank Campanella

If you love grilling, smoking and searing then you have come to the right place. Grilling 24x7 is your home for everything BBQ, Grilling and more. 

You'll find unique grilling recipes as well as a collection of bbq sides and sauces to make your next backyard cookout or tailgate a success.

Read More →

Cover of The Complete Guide to Grillin Steak - Preorder Now

Most Popular Recipes

  • Smoked Eye of Round with Beef Au Jus
  • Cast Iron Cuban Casserole – Leftover Pulled Pork Recipe
  • Smoked Bacon Wrapped Onion Rings with Spicy Sriracha Onion Rings
  • Bacon Burnt Ends Using Slab Bacon

Sign Up For The Best BBQ Recipes



Footer

↑ back to top

About

  • Privacy Policy

Newsletter

  • Sign Up! for emails and updates

Contact

  • Contact

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Copyright © 2021 Grilling 24x7