Peppermint Bark Milkshake

By Maria Lichty

Updated January 04, 2020

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Christmas is only a few days away. How did that happen? Our tree is up, the presents are wrapped, and the baking is done…for now. The baking is never really done at our house:) I always get the urge to bake more cookies. If you are tired of baking, but still in the mood for a special holiday treat, make a Peppermint Bark Milkshake. You don’t have to turn on the oven for this recipe.

We always have extra peppermint bark this time of year. I either made way too much or we were given too much from friends and family. This is not a complaint. Having too much peppermint bark is a good thing. Especially when you turn it into a Peppermint Bark Milkshake. 

This recipe is so simple. You only need four ingredients: vanilla ice cream, peppermint bark, milk, and whipped cream. If you don’t have peppermint bark sitting on your counter, go beg your neighbors to share or buy some from the store. I know Costco sells it in bulk. You can make your own, but I know you are tired. It has been a busy month.

This shake blends up in no time! I like to top the shake with whipped cream and extra peppermint bark-for color and a little crunch.

Enjoy the rest of the holiday season. Sit back, relax, and sip on a Peppermint Bark Milkshake. Cheers!

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Peppermint Bark Milkshake

A festive milkshake for the holiday season!
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Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes

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  • 1. Put the the ice cream, milk, and chopped peppermint bark in a blender and blend until smooth. Pour into glasses, and garnish with whipped cream and extra peppermint bark. Serve immediately.

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I'm Maria and my husband is Josh. We share a love of cooking, baking, and entertaining. We enjoy creating recipes that are simple, fresh, and family friendly. We love sitting around the table with good food, good conversation, and good friends and family! Our kitchen is always open!
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  3. So fun (and pretty). I didn’t used to be a peppermint fan, but I’m starting to enjoy it more. I m going to check out the recipe

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  4. Tired of baking but still in the mood for Christmas flavor is usually where I am this time of year but I really, really have been putting off the Christmas baking this go around. Usually I’ve created a BUNCH of different cookies, but I haven’t gotten into the grove at all! I think I’ll leave it all to the 23rd. Make a small batch and indulge for a couple of days instead of the usual few weeks — read a month 😉

    Going over to check out the recipe now!

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  6. I am officially done with baking, but I am not done with peppermint! Heading over to check out your recipe!! It looks amazing!!

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  14. My daughter will love this! Thanks for all the inspiration and recipes! Hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday!

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  16. This looks absolutely delightful! What a wonderful way to use up some of that extra bark this time of year 🙂 YUM!

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  31. Oooh, lah lah! My sister in law has peppermint bark scraps on her counter-top this very moment. Hoping I can use it for a milkshake! 🙂

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  32. Today was nominated as peppermint bark day. Lots and lots of peppermint bark was consumed. It was marvelous!

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  34. I made peppermint bark earlier this month and I’m STILL eating it…its one of my absolute favorite things to make around the holidays. This milkshake sounds amazing, I might just have to take the leftover crumbs from my bark and use it for this recipe 🙂

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  36. No peppermint bark on hand, but I just discovered an open bag of white chocolate chips in the cupboard. Maybe I could throw those in with a few mints or candy canes to get the same effect?

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  37. 4 stars
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    No peppermint bark on hand, but I just discovered an open bag of white chocolate chips in the cupboard. Maybe I could throw those in with a few mints or candy canes to get the same effect?safe travel

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