Red bean milkshake
By VicentaLakin
This milkshake looks flat. It really tastes good. It's very nutritional. Because it's mixed up with a broken wall, and it's so delicate, it doesn't feel like a slag. I made a thinner shake, which I could drink directly, and a very thick red soy milk, so thick that I could dig and eat, and the taste was so delicate that I just dug and ate a little bowl。
Recipe Recommendations
- milk 500G
- honey red bean 400g
- sweetening
- other
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Red bean milkshake

1
Fresh milk
2
Pre-cooked honey beans, frozen in the fridge, unfrozen. If you eat in summer, you can use ice。
3
350 grams of cooked milk and 200 grams of red bean in the breaker. Medium
4
Turn on the mixer
5
A blending program is complete
6
It's all mixed up. There's a little bit of foam on it
7
I made red bean shakes。
8
Put 150 grams of milk and 200 grams of red beans in the breaker. Medium
9
Turn on the sauce
10
One program is over, and the thick and thin red bean mud is over
11
It's made of red bean mud. I love food like this