In keeping with the burger theme of one of the other posts... Best milkshake in town?
Personally, I like my milkshake made out of real ice cream. Thick and tasty.
Also, I like it when you get it in a real milk shake glass with the metal mixing container on the side still half full of shake.
Any suggestions? I hear Tommy Burger serves a pretty good shake (never tried it though).
Edit: I used to enjoy going to this ice cream sundae shop on the corner of Southland and Elbow Dr SW. Unfortunately its not there any more.
Location: In a land without pants, or war, or want. But mostly we care about the pants.
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Fatburger. You should make sure your will is up to date before drinking it though, your arteries will gain another layer of crud immediately after consumption.
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Craigs way station, it's somewhere between here and red deer, or red deer and edmonton (can't remember, I was pretty hammered at the time), anyways, it's a large glass full and made with real ice cream, and they give you the silver container with the remaining shake on the side (which is almost another full glass).
I like the Peters shakes better than Tommy Burger or Fatburger on the pure selection of flavour alone. I don't really like Peter's bugers that much but I do go for the Milkshakes.
Yeah, I was just at Peter's on Sunday, and the shakes are in fact $4.50.
Woah, guess it's been a while since I've had one. In hind sight I think they were $3 last time I went and $2.5 for the "special", which was usually the marshmallow and ecoli bonanza.
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Originally Posted by Junky
Fat Burger shakes are like crack.
Listen to him folks. This is a man who thoroughly enjoys his crack.
I like the Peters shakes better than Tommy Burger or Fatburger on the pure selection of flavour alone. I don't really like Peter's bugers that much but I do go for the Milkshakes.
Same for me.
And ++ to Peters for showing the price including GST.
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In keeping with the burger theme of one of the other posts... Best milkshake in town?
