Baileys Easter Egg Drink (Chocolate Easter Milkshake)
Do you want to make a special drink for easter? Don’t look further because this Baileys Easter egg drink is the perfect drink for Easter. This recipe is inspired by the Baileys commercial. This Easter drink is made of only 5 ingredients – Baileys, Easter Eggs, milk, sugar, and vanilla ice cream. The ingredients are all blended together which results in a chocolate milkshake. It is quick, easy, creamy, chocolaty, and festive.
The milkshake is served in a large chocolate Easter Egg. That makes it the showstopper on Easter day. You can also serve it in a chocolate Easter bunny.
I was totally inspired by the Baileys commercial of a baileys easter egg for this recipe. I really liked the idea of using a large chocolate Easter egg as a glass. That’s how I came up with this recipe for this Easter milkshake. Because of the large size of the ‘glass’, this easter drink is perfect for sharing. You can also choose to serve the drink into smaller easter eggs so you don’t have to share this Baileys Easter Egg Drink with someone else.
Because of the inspiration of the Baileys commercial, I needed to add some Baileys in this recipe as well. This is a true Easter recipe because Easter Eggs are also used as ingredients for the base of the milkshake. Resulting, in a Chocolate Baileys Easter milkshake.
Nowadays there are so many different kinds of Easter eggs, use the ones that you like the most. So that you get the best Easter chocolate milkshake. Do you have some leftover Easter eggs, then this is the perfect recipe to get rid of them.
Try out my other Easter recipes – Lemon Easter Bundt Cake and M&M Easter egg cookies
🧁 Ingredient Notes
This milkshake only consists 5 ingredients:
- Ice Cream: vanilla ice cream is the best choice for this recipe. You can use chocolate ice cream as well, but I will warn you that the chocolate milkshake is going to be very heavy.
- Easter eggs: not only one of the main ingredients of this milkshake. The Easter Milkshake is also served into an large easter egg. The Easter Eggs turn this milkshake into a chocolate Easter Milkshake.
- Baileys : the secret ingredient of this milkshake. You can skip this step if you want to make this drink without alcohol.
- Milk: I use whole milk for this recipe because whole milks makes the milkshake more cremier and thicker than reduced fat-milk or low-fat milk. However you can use any milk of your choice.
- Sugar: you can add sugar to make the drink a little bit sweeter.
🔪 Step-by-step instructions
- Break the top of the large Easter Egg with a knife to make a glass. From there you can break the chocolate off with your hands as far as you want.
- Blend the easter eggs, milk, sugar, baileys and vanilla ice cream until smooth. Start the blender on low, then turn it up high.
- Pour the milkshake into the large Easter Egg.
- Optional: add some toppings like whipped cream, easter eggs, chocolate sauce or fruit.
For full ingredients and instructions, scroll down to the recipe card.
🍰 Variations
- Gluten-free: it is possible to make the milkshake gluten-free. Note that is not every ice cream is gluten-free, check the packaging to see if it contains gluten. Here are some examples of gluten-free ice cream brands: Breyers, Talenti, Chewtopia, So Delicious, NadaMoo!, and Wink Frozen desserts. To make this recipe completely gluten-free, you have to swap the ice cream for gluten-free ice cream.
- Without alcohol: you can make this Easter drink without alcohol. Just make the drink without Baileys.
🍽 Equipment
The only thing you need for making this milkshake is a blender. I don’t have a blender, but I have a Nitribullet. I absolutely love my Nutribullet! It is fast and small. Makes perfectly milkshakes in seconds.
👩🏼🍳 Expert Tips
- Dip your ice scoop into hot water, when the ice cream is to frozen. So the scoop gets easier in the ice cream.
- Use a cookie mold as a holder for the large Easter Egg. You need a holder for the large Easter egg otherwise it won’t stand because of its round shape. It won’t stand on its own.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
A milkshake is a cold sweet drink, made of ice cream, milk, fruit, and/or flavorings all blended together into a cold mixture.
Yes of course you can use a normal glass but an Easter egg looks far more festive.
Yes, you can just leave out the Baileys and it will result in a chocolate Easter Egg milkshake.
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📖 Recipe
Chocolate Easter Egg Milkshake
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 Large Chocolate Easter Egg glass
- 12 small easter eggs
- 4 scoops vanilla ice cream
- 2 tbsp sugar
- 4 tbsp milk
- 30 ml Baileys
Instructions
- Remove the top of the large easter chocolate egg. You can do this by cutting into the chocolate Easter egg with a knife. From there you can break the chocolate off with your hands as far as you want.1 Large Chocolate Easter Egg
- Blend the easter eggs, milk, sugar, Baileys, and vanilla ice cream until smooth. Start the blender on low, then turn it up high.12 small easter eggs, 4 scoops vanilla ice cream, 2 tbsp sugar, 4 tbsp milk, 30 ml Baileys
- Pour the milkshake into the large Easter Egg.
- Easter toppings – add some whipped cream, chocolate sauce, easter eggs on top of the milkshake to give it a festive look.
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Notes
- Dip your ice scoop into hot water, when the ice cream is frozen. So the scoop gets easier in the ice cream.
- Use a cookie mold as a holder for the large Easter Egg. You need a holder for the large Easter egg otherwise it won’t stand because of its round shape. It won’t stand on its own.
- Gluten-free: it is possible to make the milkshake gluten-free. Note that is not every ice cream is gluten-free, check the packaging to see if it contains gluten. Here are some examples of gluten-free ice cream brands: Breyers, Talenti, Chewtopia, So Delicious, NadaMoo!, and Wink Frozen desserts. To make this recipe completely gluten-free, you have to swap the ice cream for gluten-free ice cream.
- Without alcohol: you can make this Easter drink without alcohol. Just make the drink without Baileys.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is calculated using an ingredient database and should be considered an estimate. In cases where multiple ingredient alternatives are given, the first listed is calculated for nutrition. Garnishes and optional ingredients are not included.
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