Date shake
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A date shake is a milkshake made with dates. The drink originated in, and is particularly associated with, the Coachella Valley in California.
A date shake is a milkshake made with dates. The drink originated in, and is particularly associated with, the Coachella Valley in California.
Preparation
A date shake is typically made with a base of milk or ice cream and blended; a shake can contain about of dates. Another method, invented in 1936 by Shield's Date Garden, involves the use of date crystals, small, dried date particles that are sweetened with date sugar. The crystals are then mixed with water to create a paste before being blended with other ingredients. An alternative method involves baking the dates, which are then blended to a paste-like consistency. Date shakes are high in fiber, iron, potassium, and niacin. They have a high sugar and calorific content.
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