Milkshake sachets

[adamwiggins]

I went to primary school with a boy who ate an entire sachet out of the packet with a spoon EVERY DAY.

When I was younger, we used to spend every other weekend at my grandparents' house. Before bed, they always gave us a kellogs milkshake from a sachet. This post brought back pleasant memories.

I use a whipped cream dispenser as a milkshake maker for my kids. I loathe canned, ready-made, and modern sachet milkshakes. Making our own is so much better and easier with a taste and texture similar to the good old days before low fat and low sugar!

This brought back some great nostalgia! Those old sachet milkshakes really had a unique taste that’s hard to replicate today. Love the idea of using a whipped cream dispenser—that’s a clever way to get that classic texture. Totally agree, homemade always wins over the overly processed versions

[DamianHubbard]

I went to primary school with a boy who ate an entire sachet out of the packet with a spoon EVERY DAY.

When I was younger, we used to spend every other weekend at my grandparents' house. Before bed, they always gave us a kellogs milkshake from a sachet. This post brought back pleasant memories.

I use a whipped cream dispenser as a milkshake maker for my kids. I loathe canned, ready-made, and modern sachet milkshakes. Making our own is so much better and easier with a taste and texture similar to the good old days before low fat and low sugar!

[George 1978]

Kellogg's Two Shakes.

Earlier thread here:

The days when Kellogg's made a lot more in their factories rather than just breakfast cereals.

[Jabbso]

Yes, that’s them. Thanks so much for linking the other thread. Great memories!

[I. R. Fincham]

Kellogg's Two Shakes.

Earlier thread here:

[Jabbso]

I did search but couldn't find anything. Do you remember sachets of milkshake powder from the 80's I think. they came in packets of 2 sachets.

I think mum bought them from Sainsburys as a treat and you had to add milk and whisk furiously. The best method was to put the whisk between both hands and do a motion like you're warming you hands up.

Once made I remember them being a really thick milkshake and the chocolate one was incredible, so delicious! I've been craving them for about 40 years, tell me I'm not the only one who remembers them?