Indigo Deli, Chemistry 101 milkshakes could lighten-up your summer slump

Chemistry 101
With growing up, comes adulting and that sometimes means picking green over glorious. Yet, you need to make an exception with this heavenly creation called The Boy Who Never Grew Up, a dessert that aims to recreate memories. Horlicks Milkshake is served in a jar and is the star of this dessert. But that’s not all. There is also crayon sponge, a sugar pencil and candy dust.


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Indigo Deli
Cookies and milk is a tried-andtested combination, a favourite with many. But this popular deli takes things one step further with their Cookies & Cream Milkshake (Rs 345). This summer treat is a tall glass filled with a blend of Oreo cookies, creamy vanilla ice-cream and milk, topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with Oreo cookie crumbs.


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There’s no escaping the pull of Nutella. This Nutella Milkshake will easily be enough for two and is a real treat for your eyes and tummy. Served in a chocolate-coated mason jar, the choco-hazelnut milkshake is also loaded with toppings like KitKat, Gems, Nutties and even more Nutella.


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Mighty Small
This eatery at Smaaash takes its milkshakes seriously. They’ve got an extensive menu, but our favourite would have to be the Caramelised Apple & Cinnamon (Rs 300), with a heady hit of cinnamon that’s perfectly balanced with salted caramel and marshmallow. Another must-have is the Mint Choco Chip &Triple Choco Brownie Milkshake — a combination of mint chocolate chip, triple chocolate brownie and crushed mint meringue.


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Jamjar Diner
We couldn’t leave the King of Fruit, mango, out of the list. This milkshake takes two good things and makes them even better with the unusual but delicious Mango Brownie Milkshake (Rs 195). Fresh mango pulp and brownie are blended together to give you a rich medley of flavours. It’s a double trouble that you will love.


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