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Elephant Monkey Choco-Delight Shake

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Click on the picture to see a perfectly readable recipe with a bonus Pink Cloud shake recipe!! 

Do you have vanilla ice cream but no chocolate?  Improvise by adding Nesquik powder or any chocolate syrup.










This came out of an old Better Homes and Garden magazine my mom bought from the library and I just scanned the page.  I wanted to share it because I thought it was cute--maybe from the 90's?  We've had this shake a lot and even put it in H Kindergarten Cookbook. 
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SnoWhite said…
what a great idea!

by the way... how did you get that neat linkable PDF in your post?
9/04/2009
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