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Chikoo Milkshake | Sapota Milkshake

Chikoo Milkshake

Chikoo Milkshake is a very healthy and nutritious beverage especially for kids. This smooth shake is prepared with chikoo, milk and sugar. It has very rich, creamy and some granular texture because of chikoo. Chikoo is called sapota or sapodilla in English. It is also called as noseberry and mud apples. Chikoo is in the season this time so I have an idea to make chikoo milkshake. In India chikoo is available during winter and spring.

Chikoo is a brown fruit with a rough skin but sweet brown pulp inside. chikoo is a complete pack of Vitamin E, A and C, all of which are great for skin health and has amazing moisturizing properties. The presence of antioxidants like ascorbic acid, polyphenols, and flavonoids help in reducing wrinkles and makes your skin plumper. Chikoo with the combination of milk is an amazing beverage for kids as milk also a complete food with the richness of calcium and protein. Chikoo is naturally sweet due to natural sugar fructose and sucrose and hence it is energetic too. It has natural dietary fiber that helps to improve digestion related problems.

I love chikoo so whenever it is available in market, I buy them. Chikoo is very sweet in itself so add a little amount of sugar. You can skip it to enjoy its natural sweetness. Use ripe and soft chikoo for making milkshake. Don’t use raw milk for this. At first boil the milk, cool it completely and then use. Serve chikoo shake with breakfast and evening snack or any time when you want.

Chikoo Milkshake

Course: Beverage
Cuisine: Indian
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Servings: 2

Ingredients:

4 medium sized Chickoo
2 cup Milk
1 tsp.Sugar

Instructions:

  1. Wash the chikoos and peel off the skin. Remove seeds and chop into pieces.
  2. Take that chopped chikoos into the blender.
  3. Add sugar and milk.
  4. Blend until smooth and creamy.
  5. Pour it into the serving glass and serve chilled.

Tips:

  • You can add some vanilla drops or vanilla ice cream to make it tastier.
  • You can add almond milk.
  • Add little amount of sugar at a time. If chikoos are sweet enough, you can skip it.
  • Use ripe and soft chikoos.
  • Serve this shake fresh, don’t store.
  • You can add dates to enhance its richness.
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