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Red Velvet and Blackout Chocolate Cake Shakes

The Cheesecake Factory Bakery, the concept that launched the chain of Cheesecake Factory restaurants, supplies desserts to a wide range of food service operations. A restaurant kitchen can take one of the company’s signature cheesecakes, cupcakes and other baked goods and use them as a foundation for a signature dessert, like these thick shakes. They start with red velvet and chocolate blackout cupcakes, whipped up in the blender to a frothy treat.

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Servings
1
Cuisine Type
  • american
Day Part
  • dessert
Menu Part
  • dessert
Main Ingredient
  • Dairy
  • Milk

Source: The Cheesecake Factory Bakery

The Cheesecake Factory Bakery, the concept that launched the chain of Cheesecake Factory restaurants, supplies desserts to a wide range of food service operations. A restaurant kitchen can take one of the company’s signature cheesecakes, cupcakes and other baked goods and use them as a foundation for a signature dessert, like these thick shakes. They start with red velvet and chocolate blackout cupcakes, whipped up in the blender to a frothy treat.

Ingredients

1 frozen red velvet or chocolate blackout cupcake
5 oz. vanilla ice cream
3 oz. whole milk
Whipped cream for garnish

Steps

  1. Unwrap frozen cupcake and cut into quarters. Place cupcake in blender container, reserving a few cake crumbs for garnish.

  2. Add ice cream and milk to blender container. Cover and blend until well mixed and frothy.

  3. Pour shake into serving glass. Garnish with whipped cream and reserved cake crumbs.

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