#shamrock shake recipe

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Shamrock shake recipe

[fullcravings]

Cookies and Cream Shamrock Shake

[daily-deliciousness]

Copycat shamrock shake

[holly-days]

McDonald’s Shamrock Shake (Copycat Recipe)

[rachellaurengray]

Low Calorie Shamrock Shake!

[kirakirabakery]

shamrock shake pie

[helly-watermelonsmellinfellon]

Found these on Twitter.

[local-grill-masters]

Easy Shamrock Shake Recipe - How to Make Homemade Shamrock Shakes

March is such a huge month here in Pittsburgh because we have a killer St. Patrick’s Day parade. We may not have a green river, but the city turns into one big green party and the place is rocking all weekend long. Green beer and St. Patrick’s Day drinks are the norm that weekend, but I’m a bit more partial to another green drink. When I was a kid and the month of March came rolling through, we…

[foodffs]

Bring the sweet taste of vanilla and mint home with this sweet, creamy copycat recipe of McDonald’s Shamrock Shake. Using a few simple ingredients, you can make your own better than any restaurant ice cream milkshake treat in less than five minutes.

https://www.smalltownwoman.com/shamrock-shake/

[pineappleciders]

shamrock shake season is here, here's how to make them at home. tastes better, cheaper, and doesn't fund ruthless slaughter!

shamrock shake recipe

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[fullcravings]

Cookies and Cream Shamrock Shake

[vegan-nom-noms]

Mint Recipes:

Mint Matcha Shamrock Shake

Mint Chocolate Brownies

Mint Coconut Ice Cream Bars

Mint Chocolate Cookies

Mint Chocolate Chip Tart

Mint Chocolate Fudge

Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream

Mint Chocolate Oreo Cupcakes

Mint Chocolate Chip Overnight Oats

[zanderlisle]

McDonald's copycat recipes, because there's no excuse to fund genocide.

Mcnuggets

French fries

Quarter pounder

Big mac

Fillet-o-Fish

Apple pie

McChicken

Mcrib

Mocha frappe

Caramel frappe

Oreo Mcflurry

Shamrock shake

[tiikerikani]

Throwback Not-Thursday (2012 v 2024)

Gerrin Goblinkicker, Dwarf Hero (sculpted by Bob Olley)

This was the last figure I painted before starting up again in 2020.

I'm known to be insufferably/irredeemably stuck in the past, so unlike normal people who might strip and repaint their earlier figures, I painted a whole other copy. This dwarf figure is still in production, so I didn't need to wrangle one from eBay at stupid prices. I even happened to have a matching base (they had come in a 3-pack and I still had the other 2—these are discontinued).

On the old version the middle of the shield is just off-center if you look at the model from that corner and it just feels like something is wrong. For the new version I decided to place him along the diagonal of the base instead of the side. I think this way it is clearer which direction he's facing—though it's actually the feet that are aligned to the diagonal and not his face, so it's still kind of off.

I considered painting a whole pattern onto the shield instead of leaving it plain wood, but I didn't want it to be too different from the old version, so I just changed the shield boss to brass/bronze for contrast.

I had placed him too far forward too; I think I was trying to center the feet on the base instead of the figure overall.

I used the same static grass from a plastic film container of it that I got from somebody. I have no memory of where it's from and this is the only figure I have that uses it. I wonder if it's from 2000/1 when I'd just learned to paint, since a pinch of grass on the base appears to have been typical on Warhammer figures from that era. Maybe I used it on Battletech figures I painted for my classmates at $5 a pop. Anyway, it sits on a bed of green stuff instead of a thick layer of PVA glue (which shrinks so you'd need a lot of it to fill up the hollow base, but that's how I did things back then. didn't know any better).

Recipes

The base blue paint on the old model was Ral Partha's Dragon Blue (highlights in Sky Blue). I still have the Dragon Blue pot and wanted to use it but the paint doesn't stick to the primer anymore so I guess it's dead. It's a bit drowned in black wash on the 2012 model, and here's what I did on the new one:

Speedpaint Beowulf Blue (as you do because, you know, vikings). I didn't shake it enough so it came out a bit purple

Thin layer of Ultramarine Blue

Wet blend Wolf Grey into Ultramarine for first highlight

Gorgon Hide for second highlight

The green base was a bit trickier since the Army Painter Warpaints do not have a match for it (maybe the new Fanatic line does, dunno). But I made it work with a solid coat of Greenskin and then Speedpaint Shamrock Green (the latter of which is a decent match).

P.S. The old Ral Partha Bronze paint is really more of a brassy color. It's not orange-ish at all.

Bonus: Super-black background tutorial (kind of)

When you take the photos, use a sheet of black velour / flocking as the backdrop; Green Stuff World sells these in various sizes but the material is originally used in other things that need to be super dark, like telescopes, so you can probably find it in places where astronomy stuff is sold.

You'll never get all the dust and speckles out of it with a tape roller so just remove as much as you can.

Editing the pictures—I use GIMP:

(Optional) Crop your image. You can do it now, or at the end like I do.

Adjust levels and do color corrections as needed.

Fuzzy select the black area around the figures. 10% tolerance worked for me, but go lower if the figures are dark. You want to avoid picking up parts of the miniatures.

Invert the selection.

Copy and paste to a new layer and put it at the top. This layer will be transparent and contain just the figures and a lot of dust speckles.

Create a new white layer and put it under the transparent layer. Now you can see all the speckles against the white background.

Clean up background with eraser tool.

Hide the white layer and create a black layer. (Or just put the black layer above the white one.)

Clean up any stray dust with eraser tool.

If fuzzy select was overzealous and took out too much (you can flip the solid layers on and off to check), copy/paste those areas back in from the original picture.

[feralenergy22]

Happy St. Paddy’s Day ☘️ Shamrock Shake 💚 This Medical Medium recipe is always fun. The shamrock shake is an iconic drink loved by many. This rendition is a delicious combination of creamy, vanilla, and mint that omits dairy and harmful additives with the option to make it with or without fat. This is a fun and healthy alternative shake recipe, packed with nutrition, for children and adults alike. You can be sure you won’t be caught pinched with this festive drink in hand! Shamrock Shake Ingredients: Shake: * 2 frozen bananas * 2 cups unsweetened almond milk or coconut water * 1 tsp Spirulina * 1/2 tsp vanilla bean powder * 2 tbsp maple syrup * 1 tbsp chopped mint or 1/2 tsp alcohol-free peppermint extract (optional) * 1 cup coconut milk whipped cream * 2 cherries, for garnish Coconut whipped cream: * 1 can coconut milk or coconut cream (13.5oz) * 1-2 tbsp maple syrup or maple sugar * 1/4 tsp alcohol-free vanilla extract or vanilla bean powder (no additives) #brandfearless #medicalmedium #shamrockshake #vegan #glutenfree #stpatricksday #irish #irisheyesaresmiling #green #shake #meficalmediumlifestyle (at Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp6OCk5tqUX/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jenniferkatie20]

☘ Happy St. Patrick's Day! ☘ Hope your all having a fantastic day celebrating. If you're looking for something sweet and Irish, look no further as we have 21 delicious Irish desserts that will wow your family and friends. From classic crumbles and fruity tarts to creamy shamrock shakes and indulgent Baileys brownies. Click the link to see the full collection of recipes