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A perfect autumn treat! Warm spices meet cold ice cream, and the result is amazing!
Place everything but the graham crackers in a blender. Start with 1/3 cup milk and then slowly add more if needed to make the blender process it all. Sprinkle with crushed graham cracker crumbs before serving.
A note about blenders: Here’s the problem with making thick, diner-style milkshakes at home: a lot of times you have to add so much milk to the thing to get the blender to process that it turns into a milk-slushie instead. Or you have to blend and plunge, blend and plunge, etc. You know the drill, right? So if you have any trouble with your blender, I would recommend blending everything but the ice cream first and then mashing it into the ice cream by hand. If your scooped ice cream sits out at room temp while you measure the other things and get them all ready, then by the time you mash it all together it should be a good consistency.
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smalltowngirl on 10.21.2010
Saving this in my box for the holidays! Yummy!!
theatremarmot on 10.6.2010
I’m not really a big fan of pumpkin pies (I’m slowly coming around but usually the consistency is just…meh to me). However…I’ve had this recipe bookmarked for awhile and finally made it tonight in honor of the coming of fall. Ohhhh man it’s delicious. The vanilla ice cream tempers the pumpkin taste that I’m still getting used to. My only problem was mine wasn’t super thick BUT…that’s my freezer’s fault. It’s not getting cold enough so my ice cream was already really soft. Oh well! Still good!
stacylee on 11.18.2009
This was a huge hit at our house! Loved it.
jdupree on 11.3.2009
I made this last nite and it tasted just like pumpkin pie! My husband and I both LOVED it! Thanks for sharing!
homecooksteph on 10.24.2009
Good milkshake with an interesting flavor. I will be making it again but might tweak a couple of things. Thanks for the recpie.