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Milkshake shops

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    #32
    Twee.
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    The pieces of Twix left were about one inch big each! And the marshmallow was an almost solid, a bit gooey lump.

    Haven't tried the one on George's Street yet, next on the list!


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    #33
    judas101
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    Me neither but Ill be visiting it soon.

    I think its a good idea as its an alternative to getting a pint.

    Have to say I tried a 'rusk, ginger and malteaser' today in Shakeaway and it was to die for.

    I'll be trying shakes again soon too. The one I had in there (Bounty) was also good.


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    #34
    Dub13
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    I am the only person that Milkshakes run straight through...?


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    #35
    Fringe
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    Hopefully, some fierce competition will bring some great milkshake deals.


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    #36
    elekid
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    Twee. wrote: »
    The pieces of Twix left were about one inch big each! And the marshmallow was an almost solid, a bit gooey lump.

    Haven't tried the one on George's Street yet, next on the list!

    Was it difficult to drink the whole milkshake through the straw or was it just those bits at the bottom that were big, because it sounds like those were the toppings. They specifically put sweets in at the top so you have a nice treat to eat when you get to the bottom.

    I had a Ferrero Rocher and Kinder Bueneo milkshake with Flake topping (a "Dave") in Shakeaway and it was gorgeous, I can't wait to go back to try a Jelly Baby milkshake next :)


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    #37
    Twee.
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    elekid wrote: »
    Was it difficult to drink the whole milkshake through the straw or was it just those bits at the bottom that were big, because it sounds like those were the toppings. They specifically put sweets in at the top so you have a nice treat to eat when you get to the bottom.

    No, I ordered a plain Twix milkshake, no toppings. It just wasn't blended enough.


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    #38
    DecentBee
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    Fringe wrote: »
    Hopefully, some fierce competition will bring some great milkshake deals.

    Dunno why but that post made me laugh.

    I've been to the one on Dame St regularly, trying to work my way through the menu (might take a while!), is there any point switching to either of the others?


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    #39
    judas101
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    DecentBee wrote: »
    is there any point switching to either of the others?

    A bit of competition is good for us customers so make the most of it I reckon.

    Shop around!

    Ill be looking out for the best deals.

    Shakeaway also do warm milkshakes which might be worth bearing in mind for winter.


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    #40
    elekid
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    Twee. wrote: »
    No, I ordered a plain Twix milkshake, no toppings. It just wasn't blended enough.


    Hmm, I'll have to watch out for that in future so. Nothing worse than a lumpy milkshake (or smoothie) when the straw keeps getting blocked.


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