Best milkshakes among the fast food chains?

Tried one of those today GoodSport... and you really ought to try the Chick-Fil-A Chocolate shake instead.

 

sonic makes a pretty decent shake, and with them being only 99 cents right now, it's hard to argue going anywhere else.

 

I've had the opportunity to do some research on this topic in the past week, and I've carefully weighed the following factors:

• The continuing inability of McDonald's to what Burger King (and, seemingly everyone else) figured out long, long ago: The ability not to mix shake flavors from shake to shake. There's nothing more annoying than ordering a shake in one flavor and having a shake in another flavor.
  
  
• Value -- or more precisely, being able to order a large shake at Burger King for less than I can order a medium shake at McDonald's.
  
  
• And last, but most certainly not least, the wholesome dairy goodness of the shakes involved.

With all that in mind, I've come up with a formula that best expresses the relationship between the quality and value of Burger King shakes versus McDonald's milkshakes. That formula is expressed as follows:

Burger King shakes : McDonald's shakes :: United States : Barbados

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This is a tough one. I recall having a great milkshake at a Steak-n-Shake in Indianapolis a few years ago. Can't think of any more memorable ones.

 

It's that time of year again...

http://www.shamrockshake.com/

 

I got two yesterday. Even though milkshakes are €1 on the Eurosaver, shamrock shakes are €2.20. Bastards!!

 

You'd think if they'd wanted an authentic taste of Ireland they'd make a cabbage shake!

 

Or just shlap some stew in a cup.

 

What meat do you prefer in your stew Billy?

 

I thought an authentic Irish shake was just when you were so drunk you fumbled your porter glass around a bit before reaching your mouth.

 

Any! It's just decomposing mush (tasty, tasty decomposing mush) by the time it's finished anyway.

 

I had one of these today:




It's a Burgerville Timbers Joey shake. Mint with crumbled oreos. So yummy.

 

The Timbers shake was definitely better than the Timbers game.

 

Any cookie and cream milkshake and this fella is happy.

 

McDonald's and Wendy's that is...!!!!

 

Why drink a milkshake without alcohol when you can have one with alcohol? So my answer to thread question is, I have no friggin' clue.