Well, since it's trademarked they just say thick shake and deal with the angry

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Dec 22, 2014
7:56:53pm

CSoul

milkshake aficionados

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CSoul

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I know I've said this before, but what JCWs sells are not shakes. It's the wrong

RealComfortableJeans

12/22/14 7:39pm

But they're nummy!

maxpowers

12/22/14 7:40pm

Agreed, but what hessrp said. They're more like a blizzard.

RealComfortableJeans

12/22/14 7:41pm

Well, since it's trademarked they just say thick shake and deal with the angry

CSoul

12/22/14 7:56pm

Per Wikipedia, they should call it a concrete. I want a straw with my shake, not

RealComfortableJeans

12/22/14 7:59pm

I agree. Shakes should be drinkable.

hessrp

12/22/14 7:40pm

Milkshakes should be drinkable. Nowhere do they call it a milkshake.

CSoul

12/22/14 7:43pm

Never understood why anyone would want to drink ice cream, though

fattycoug

12/22/14 8:17pm

And you are confusing it with a milkshake. There are plenty of places

CSoul

12/22/14 7:42pm

A shake and a milkshake are the same in my mind.

RealComfortableJeans

12/22/14 7:44pm

But they aren't, the milk part of that is an important distinction

CSoul

12/22/14 7:49pm

After some light research I haven't been able to back this up. All I could find

RealComfortableJeans

12/22/14 8:01pm

When we first moved to New Hampshire my wife ordered a milkshake.

Archaeovagrant

12/22/14 7:47pm

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Abe Froman

12/22/14 7:46pm

Are they like Iceberg "shakes"? Those were just a big wad of tap...

k2coug

12/22/14 9:16pm

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