This lucky charms milkshake is a perfect St Patrick's day treat that is perfect for leprechauns of all ages. This treat is perfect for any cereal lover and is easily customized to your own personal preference.
I make this cereal milkshake every year and often make it just because it's so delicious. My son also loves this shake.

Why you'll love this Lucky Charms cereal milkshake
- It’s a nostalgic treat, combining the fun of childhood cereals with a classic milkshake.
- Sweet, creamy, and full of colorful marshmallow goodness.
- Perfect for special occasions or indulgent dessert cravings.
- Fun for kids and adults alike, bringing a whimsical touch to any meal.
- The mix of crunchy cereal and smooth ice cream creates a delicious texture contrast.
- Great for themed parties, holidays, or simply satisfying your sweet tooth with something unique!
Ingredients needed for this cereal milkshake dessert
- Vanilla Ice Cream
- Lucky Charms cereal
- Whole Milk
- Green food coloring (optional)
- Festive straw
- Store-bought vanilla frosting
- Whipped cream
- Green food coloring gel
Instructions for this festive lucky charms milkshake
- Start my covering the rim of the milkshake glass with vanilla green frosting using a rubber spatula or wooden spoon. Sprinkle the Lucky Charms over the vanilla frosting on the rim of your glass. Place the prepared glass in the freezer while you make your milkshake.

- In a blender add your ice cream, green food coloring, lucky charm cereal and milk. Blend until creamy.
- Pour the shake into your prepared glass. DO not fill to the brim of the glass, leave about half an inch of room from the top of the glass.
- On the top of the milkshake add in your whipped cream. Top the whipped cream with sprinkles.
Garnish options for this Lucky Charms shake
Classic Cereal Garnishes:
- Whole Lucky Charms marshmallow pieces sprinkled on top
- Rim of the glass coated with crushed Lucky Charms
- Rainbow mini marshmallows carefully arranged on whipped cream
- Whole Lucky Charms marshmallows skewered on a cocktail pick
Whipped Cream Variations:
- Vanilla bean whipped cream
- Colored whipped cream matching marshmallow colors
- Marshmallow fluff instead of whipped cream
Crunchy Toppings:
- Additional crushed Lucky Charms sprinkled over top
- Colorful sugar crystals
- Edible glitter
- Colorful sprinkles
Creative Presentation:
- Crazy striped paper straw or squiggle straw
- Rim decorated with melted white chocolate or colored frosting.

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Here are some variations and substitutions for Lucky Charms shamrock shakes:
- Ice Cream Base Alternatives:
- Vanilla frozen yogurt for a lighter option
- Mint chocolate chip ice cream
- Dairy-free vanilla ice cream (coconut, almond, oat)
- Low-fat creamy vanilla ice cream
- Frozen custard for extra richness
- Vegan vanilla ice cream
- Protein-based vanilla ice cream
- Milk Substitutions:
- Whole milk
- Almond milk
- Oat milk
- Lactose-free milk
- Coconut milk
- Plant-based milk alternatives
- Flavor Modifications:
- Add strawberry syrup for fruity version
- Mix in cream cheese for cheesecake-like flavor
- Incorporate malted milk powder
- Add vanilla extract for deeper flavor
- Swirl in marshmallow fluff
- Include a shot of Bailey's, vanilla vodka or RumChata (adult version)
- Cereal Substitutions:
- Fruity Pebbles for rainbow color
- Cinnamon Toast Crunch for spicy-sweet twist
- Marshmallow Mateys as budget alternative
- Cocoa Puffs for chocolate version
- Froot Loops for tropical flavor
- Cheerios
- Extra Toppings:
- Funfetti frosting
- Marshmallow creme
- Colorful sprinkles

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Lucky Charms Milkshake
Cereal milkshake perfect for St Patricks Day
Servings: 1
Calories: 912kcal
Ingredients
- ¼ cup storebought vanilla frosting mixed with green food coloring
- 1 tablespoon rainbow sprinkles
- 2 big scoops vanilla ice cream about a cup
- 1 cup milk of choice
- 1 cup of Lucky Charms cereal
- 6 drops green food coloring
- ½ cup whipped cream
Instructions
- Start my covering the rim of the milkshake glass with vanilla green frosting using a rubber spatula or wooden spoon. Sprinkle the Lucky Charms over the vanilla frosting on the rim of your glass. Place the prepared glass in the freezer while you make your milkshake.
- In a blender add your ice cream, green food coloring, lucky charm cereal and milk. Blend until creamy.
- Pour the shake into your prepared glass. DO not fill to the brim of the glass, leave about half an inch of room from the top of the glass.
- On the top of the milkshake add in your whipped cream. Top the whipped cream with sprinkles.
Notes
Here are some variations and substitutions for Lucky Charms shamrock shakes:
- Ice Cream Base Alternatives:
- Vanilla frozen yogurt for a lighter option
- Mint chocolate chip ice cream
- Dairy-free vanilla ice cream (coconut, almond, oat)
- Low-fat creamy vanilla ice cream
- Frozen custard for extra richness
- Vegan vanilla ice cream
- Protein-based vanilla ice cream
- Milk Substitutions:
- Whole milk
- Almond milk
- Oat milk
- Lactose-free milk
- Coconut milk
- Plant-based milk alternatives
- Flavor Modifications:
- Add strawberry syrup for fruity version
- Mix in cream cheese for cheesecake-like flavor
- Incorporate malted milk powder
- Add vanilla extract for deeper flavor
- Swirl in marshmallow fluff
- Include a shot of Bailey's, vanilla vodka or RumChata (adult version)
- Cereal Substitutions:
- Fruity Pebbles for rainbow color
- Cinnamon Toast Crunch for spicy-sweet twist
- Marshmallow Mateys as budget alternative
- Cocoa Puffs for chocolate version
- Froot Loops for tropical flavor
- Cheerios
- Extra Toppings:
- Funfetti frosting
- Marshmallow creme
- Colorful sprinkles
Nutrition
Serving: 1g | Calories: 912kcal | Carbohydrates: 123g | Protein: 16g | Fat: 40g | Saturated Fat: 20g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 6g | Monounsaturated Fat: 11g | Cholesterol: 110mg | Sodium: 538mg | Potassium: 772mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 100g | Vitamin A: 2173IU | Vitamin C: 10mg | Calcium: 657mg | Iron: 8mg
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