Milkshakes and Malts

i work at a mcd in wv its pre maid mix in a 3 gal bag it just combines with shaved ice if your trying to make at home a smoothie maker and some chocolate milk n cofee to taste cause the mocha one i cant really taste the coffee in but slightly more in the caramel but that's my opinion the whipped cream n some choco syrup for topping then you should have it soon they will have fruit smoothies lemonade,straw-banana,wild berry no exact date

Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Reese pieces cookie dough and Oreo cookie. May be more.

It depends on where it's from, since most restaurant's drink sizes differ. However, the average amount of carbs in a small chocolate milkshake can be anywhere from about 75-95 grams of carbohydrates.

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if the coolant looks like a strawberry milkshake, check the transmission fluid, the transmission oil cooler inside the radiator is bad.

if the coolant looks like a chocolate milkshake, probably head gasket as said above.

yes

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You should be able to find it at any large supermarket here in the US. Carnation was actually bought out by Nestle, and the malt powder is distributed by: Nestle Brand Food Service Company

Glendale, CA 91203 (USA) Apparently you can also order it online here: Carnation Malted Milk www.LooneyStuff.com

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Wash the barley in a clean water, dry it then grind in the mixer, start using by adding to the milk or you can make chapatis with it.

1110 calories for the 32oz cup
740 for the 21oz cup

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Anything that ends with the sounds "ace," "ache," "ape," "[ch]afe," etc.

No, it is not. Milk can be a verb (milk a cow or other animal) or a noun. It is, however, used as a noun adjunct in terms such as milk carton or milk truck.

ask the fattest man alive. he should know everything about mcdonalds.

or u can just ask your mama.

or the easiest way is to go to mcdonalds and look for their calorie list.

but i wouldn't drink it if i were you.

unless you wanna be the fattest guy's fat buddy.

:D

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10 cents. My own question.

If by 'malt' you're referring to the partially frozen dessert beverage, then it may or may not. A 'chocolate' malt might or might not be completely artificially flavoured. Best enquire of the individual facility or examine the appropriate ingredient list.

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this could be found in a piece of timber cut from a tree that has been struck by lighting which upsets the grain

That would depend on whether the barley it was made from was organic.

Boyds.com you can buy the mix which you mix with 1/2 & 1/2 no ice cream involved, an example would be:

4 oz frescante

2 one ounce scoops powdered choc mix (Big Train etc)

1 16 oz cup ice

Blend.

"Nature Abhors a vacuum," proclaimed Aristotle. And he was right, at least as far as sucking through straws is concerned. Air is a gas, a combination of carbon dioxide and oxygen, amongst other compounds. As a gas, its form is mutable and expands to fill the available space. It exists both outside and inside the straw. By sucking through the straw, one lowers the pressure within it so that the air pressure on the outside is greater than that on the inside. The outside pressure acts upon, say, the liquid in the cup, and it flows into the straw to replace the diminishing air pressure within. The act of drawing the air out of the straw causes the liquid to enter it. Thus, the liquid is sucked up the straw due to that initiating act (i.e. the liquid is pulled, not pushed, up the straw). Alas, the answer to your question is: no. It is not more accurate to say the liquid is pushed up the straw rather than sucked up, however, the accuracy of either statement itself leaves much to be desired.

milkfat and nonfat milk, sugar, sweet whey, high-fructose corn syrup, guar gum, monoglycerides and diglycerides, cellulose gum, sodium phosphate, carrageenan, citric acid, E129 and artificial flavor .....and in the artificial flavor there is 9 other chemicals. ......another funny thing, carrageenan is another word for seaweed