Milkshake Willy

Hamilton Beach, model 5

This Hamilton Beach Malt Mixer was produced around 1919 to create malts. The motor did not have to be particularly strong because ice cream was not introduced yet. All it had to mix together was milk, your favorite flavor like vanilla, 🍓strawberry, or 🍫chocolate, and the powdered Malt. This model 5 would mix and aerate a perfect malt.
Unfortunately, mine shown here does not have the cupholder that extends from the base to hold the cup in place. In order to start the mixer, you would push down the head of the mixer into the cup which sits on a unique solid marble base and a latch holds the head down to continue mixing. 🧋
It is able to mix in ice cream as well. 😊

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Malted Milk added to milk & your favorite ice cream is still a favorite to many.

This was the thinking of the day, decades ago in early to mid 1900s. 🥱 Any trouble sleeping? 😴🤫
Horlick’s Malted Milk could aid you in getting the rest you needed to wake refreshed and ready to start your day. 😃!

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I have been very lucky to meet so many people who enjoy making their own malt or milkshake exactly the way they like it. Look at all those smiles 😋😀
The all time classic single flavor Vanilla, the perfect pairing of 2 flavors, the unique combination of several flavors, the chocoholic 🍫🍫delight, and many times a variety of 🍍🥥🥭🍓fruits, all make a unique malt, milkshake, or power drink. The varieties are endless. Enjoy your favorite combination!🧋🧋🧋
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FRIDAY FEATURE: 

These Hamilton Beach mixers were made between 1929 and 1963. That iconic Jadeite green remains the most recognized and sought after color. 

We need to keep up the good work out there since we are half way through July. With July as National Ice Cream Month it’s our patriotic duty ♥️🤍💙 to make and create new ways to celebrate that delicious flavored, creamy treat.
If you haven’t started yet, it’s time to begin. Of course😉 I would recommend a 😉 milkshake or a malt.

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🧡⚽️🧡 Did you hear, see, or experience the Dutch fans getting the Kansas City fans chanting and dancing in the streets. What a wonderful site when they would all 🧡”GO LEFT”🧡🎶🎵🎶 🧡⚽️🎵🎶🎵 😎🧡”Go right”🧡🎶🎵🎶 ⚽️with striking unity. Way to go Kansas City!
🎶🎵🎼 Even the mixers went with the crowd. 😉😎⚽️

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😳🤭😲 Holy Moly, this is slap your momma, GOOD!!!! 🍫🍒🍋🍓🍋‍🟩
I don’t know if you saw this No Bake Cheesecake on my last post but it is now my best 🫢 kept secret…thank you Darvy.
If you like cheesecake, this is a great way to have a refreshing cool down. With the ice cream from the shake, it makes your cheesecake much 🥶colder, which has a wow factor. I don’t know if I can properly explain it, you’re just gonna have to try it.
I’ll get you started with the recipe below, but please send me your thoughts, ideas, and recipes so we can try yours too. 
Ya’ll know I’m not promoting any products, nor do I get paid. I’m just rethinking ingredients and sharing an amazing combination! 

Recipe:
*Loosely add ice cream (vanilla, chocolate, or desired choice)
*Half the amount of milk that you usually use for the size of your cup.
*1 to 3 dollops of no bake cheesecake…no judgement here!
*Add desired flavor, puréed raspberries, puréed strawberries, chocolate, caramel, lemon, lime, or your favorite flavor.
*Top with whipped cream, graham cracker crumbles and zest from fruit or drizzle the flavor of your shake. 

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FRIDAY FEATURE:

The Hamilton Beach 40 DM, 3 motor mixer began production in 1940. But in 1963 it was replaced by the 940 DM.
These strong mixers have a nostalgic style & color which was found in the 🧋Soda Fountains, 🍔 Burger Joints, and Pharmacy’s of the day. They could make 3 malts or milkshakes at the same time.
Since these mixers were made in the USA, and built to last, many are still working today. We would like to see a stop to trashing these heavy duty, cast-iron mixers into the landfills. Many can be saved and continue to put smiles on the faces of kids of all ages. 

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These are cRaZy 😎 cool mixers, especially for their age. They are cast aluminum with all metal parts and began production in 1951. Some are up to 75 years old 😲. In recent years the look-alike plastic mixers made today, just don’t last.
I really like to work on these because they are reliable mixers that make a great malt or shake.
These Hamilton Beach model 51s were made for home use, light weight, and it has a smaller footprint on the countertop. Don’t forget those beautiful colors from neutral to vivid.

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