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Quick 3-Ingredient Strawberry Oreo Milkshake

Name: Quick 3-Ingredient Strawberry Oreo Milkshake
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 4 whole Oreos; 1 cup strawberry ice cream (dairy or non-dairy); ⅓ cup milk (cows or non-dairy); 1 tablespoon whipped cream; 1 teaspoon chocolate syrup; 1 Oreo; 1 Strawberry

By Marley Goldin

on August 6, 2021

last updated March 25, 2026

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This 5-minute Strawberry Oreo Milkshake is a delightful twist on a classic ice cream milkshake. In a blender, toss crunchy Oreo cookies, creamy strawberry ice cream and milk. Combine until the Oreos are crushed and the milkshake is smooth. Garnish with whipped cream, sliced strawberries, and more Oreos!

Looking for a fun way to enjoy your Oreos? This 3-Ingredient Strawberry Oreo Milkshake is the easiest and most delicious way to elevate your Oreos.

The distinct taste of strawberry ice cream holds its own up against the iconic flavor of Oreos (yes, Oreos are a staple at my house. I’m known to have quite a few quick and easy Oreo recipes).

I know you thought cookies-n-cream couldn’t get any better…well, I’m here to tell ya: throw it in a blender with strawberry ice cream and you got yourself a real winner! Dare I say this may even be one of your new favorite easy and fun dessert ideas?!

Strawberry Oreo Milkshake garnished with a crushed cookie rim, whipped cream, and a real strabwerry. — I love to go big with the garnishes on my Oreo Strawberry Milkshake to really enjoy the experience! Pictured here I added a crumbled cookie rim, whipped cream, a fresh strawberry and an extra Oreo on the side.

Strawberry Oreo Milkshake Ingredient Highlights

Any percentage of dairy or even an unsweetened, unflavored non-dairy milk will work in this milkshake recipe.

If you don’t have strawberry ice cream, but do have vanilla ice cream and strawberries, you can still make this milkshake! Just Use ⅓ cup vanilla ice cream instead of ½ cup strawberry ice cream, and add 3-4 large strawberries without their stems.

Overhead view of the ingredients needed for strawberry Oreo milkshake - Oreos, milk, and strawberry ice cream. — All you need to make a simple, 3-ingredient Oreo Strawberry Milkshake is strawberry ice cream, Oreos, and milk.

Oreo Strawberry Milkshake Tips and Tricks

How to Make a Milkshake in a Blender

In addition to your three ingredients, you’ll also need either a blender or a food processor, preferably a blender! I use this Ninja Blender for this milkshake and a lot of my sauces and vinaigrettes. It works like a charm!

To make a milkshake in a blender, simply add all the ingredients and blend on high. If you want more control over the thickness of your Ice cream milk shake, add the ice cream and Oreos to the blender and blend on high.

Then, with the blender on, slowly add the milk, keeping a close eye on the thickness. I love using a blender to make all of my milkshake recipes, including this cookie dough milkshake!

I’ve found that ⅓ cup milk in this shake gets me a fantastic consistency. Just thick and creamy enough, but not too much to stop me from slurping it up through a straw.

That being said, if you find that your milkshake is a little too thick, you can add an extra tablespoon or two of milk to your blender. Add them one at a time, blending in between, and checking your consistency as you go.

Remember, it’s much easier to loosen it when it’s too thick than to make it thicker. If your ice cream is a little melted, start with 3 tablespoons of milk instead of ¼cup. Then check your milkshake and add more milk as needed.

For more tips like this and more of my favorite milkshake flavors, check out my post on tips for making a milkshake.

Add some garnish to give your milkshake some texture and a fun, classic diner milkshake feel!

Some options for garnish include whipped cream, chocolate syrup, Oreos, and strawberries. But don’t let me stifle your creativity—add all your fixin’s!

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