Paan Milkshake.. The Thrilling Twist on an Indian Classic

When you are bored of the usual milkshakes and are fond of experimenting and having new and unconventional flavors, the Paan Milkshake would be the next thing you would be addicted to. This milkshake is flavored after the common Indian mouth refresher, paan. The opulence of betel leaf combines with sweet elements and cold milk to make this shake refreshing, and creamy. And even if you have already had a paan, or you are curious about what does paan taste like, this paan shots recipe will give you a refreshing burst of flavors like none other.

What is the Recipe of Paan Milkshake?

It is a simple yet satisfying milkshake to prepare at home. Not to mention that it tastes good, it is also an amusing way to treat your guests to something really innovative.

The paan leaf recipes are the best of both worlds since it is a dessert and a digestive. It is usually prepared using fresh paan stuffing such as betel leaves, gulkand (rose petal jam), sweetener, and mixed with cold milk and ice cream. You can take it as a post-lunch sweet or as a celebration-favorite cooler. It is also easy to pair it up with your choice of toppings and mix-ins. Here are the Milkshake paan ingredients you need:

Ingredients Of Paan:

Ingredients to prepare a refreshing and tasty Paan Indian food Milkshake:

  • 4 new paan (betel) leaves, nicely cleaned
  • 2 tablespoons paan gulkand (rose petal preserve)
  • 1 tablespoon fennel seeds (saunf)
  • 1 tablespoon dried coconut weight
  • 1 tablespoon tutti frutti or candied fruits
  • 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream.
  • 2 tablespoons of sugar (additional, to taste)
  • 1 1/2 cups full-fat milk, chilled.
  • 5 ice cubes.
  • Dry fruits (chopped, to garnish, optional)
  • rose syrup or green food colouring (optional, to colour)
A colorful assortment of ingredients for a Paan Milkshake dessert, including ice cream, spices, colorful candies, and various toppings on betel leaves.

Step-by-Step Process

Step 1: Paan Leaves preparation

Take the stalk out of every betel leaf and wash thoroughly under running clean water. You can dry it on a paper towel to prevent bitterness caused by moisture.

A hand rinses fresh green paan leaves under running water, with additional leaves laid on a paper towel in the background, preparing for a Paan Milkshake.

Step 2: Blender Add

Add the paan leaves, gulkand, fennel seeds, desiccated coconut, tutti frutti, and sugar in a blender. Mix this paste until a smooth paste is formed.

A blender jar filled with ingredients for Paan Milkshake, including fresh green betel leaves, pink gulkand paste, grated coconut, sugar, cumin seeds, and colorful jelly pieces.

Step 3: Including Milk and Ice Cream

Now, add the chilled milk, the scoops of vanilla ice cream, and the ice cubes to the paste. Mix all until smooth and frothy.

A blender filled with ingredients for Paan Milkshake, including creamy vanilla ice cream, a green paan mixture, ice cubes, and milk being poured in.

Step 4: Change Consistency

Add some milk to thin out the milkshake when it becomes too thick. People who want a creamier milkshake should add more ice cream.

A hand pours milk into a blender jar while another hand adds a scoop of ice cream to make a Paan Milkshake, surrounded by chocolate chips on a countertop.

Step 5: Serve and Garnish

Pour the milkshake into tall glasses. Top with cut-up dry fruits or rose syrup. Pour and serve over ice whilst still cold and frothy.

A tall glass of vibrant green Paan Milkshake topped with pistachios, cashews, and a swirl of red syrup, served on a wooden tray.

Nutritional Information

Calories (per serving): 320 kcal
 Carbohydrates: 35 grams
 Sugar: 25 grams
 Protein: 6 grams
 Fat: 15 grams
 Saturated Fat: 8 grams
 Fiber: 2 grams
 Calcium: 220 mg
 Vitamin C: 3 mg
 Iron: 1.2 mg

Nutrition facts label for a Paan Milkshake, listing calories as 320 kcal and including details on carbohydrates, sugar, protein, fat, calcium, and iron.

Conclusion

The Paan Milkshake is a rich beverage that gives a stunning blend of tradition and modernity. Its refreshing and aromatic profile makes it a special drink which will become a highlight in your recipe collection. If you are attempting this milkshake, a digestive, or to wow your dinner party guests, this milkshake is much more than a conversation starter; it is a flavor bomb.

FAQ’S:

How to prepare Paan Milkshake without ice cream?

Yes, you may replace ice cream with chilled condensed milk or additional milk and a small amount of cream in case you want to keep it creamy.

Is Masala Paan Recipe Milkshake good or bad?

Though it contains digestive spices and leaves such as fennel and betel leaves, it is also loaded with sugar and must be eaten in moderation.

Is it possible to make it vegan?

Yes! Simply substitute dairy milk with plant-based milk such as almond milk or vegan ice cream alternative.

Where do I get gulkand?

Gulkand can be easily found in any Indian grocery shop or bought online. It can be prepared at home too, with fresh rose petals and sugar.

A creamy green Paan Milkshake garnished with nuts and rose petals, sits on a wooden table surrounded by paan leaves, fennel seeds, jam, and coconut.

Paan Milkshake: The Thrilling Twist on an Indian Classic

Paan Milkshake is a unique Indian twist on traditional milkshakes, blending betel leaves, gulkand, and creamy milk for a refreshing and flavorful drink. It’s both a dessert and digestive, perfect for those seeking an exotic, cooling treat.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Blend Time 3 minutes
Total Time 8 minutes
Servings: 2
Calories: 320

Ingredients
  

  • 4 new paan (betel) leaves nicely cleaned
  • 2 tablespoon paan gulkand (rose petal preserve)
  • 1 tablespoon fennel seeds (saunf)
  • 1 tablespoon dried coconut weight
  • 1 tablespoon tutti frutti or candied fruits
  • 2 scoops vanilla ice cream.
  • 2 tablespoons sugar (additional, to taste)
  • full-fat milk chilled
  • 5 ice cubes
  • Dry fruits (chopped, to garnish, optional)
  • rose syrup or green food colouring (optional, to colour)

Method
 

  1. Paan Leaves preparation
    Take the stalk out of every betel leaf and wash thoroughly underrunning clean water. You can dry it on a paper towel to prevent bitternesscaused by moisture.
  2. Blender Add
    Add the paan leaves, gulkand, fennel seeds, desiccated coconut,tutti frutti, and sugar in a blender. Mix this paste until a smooth paste isformed.
  3. Including Milk and Ice Cream
    Now, add the chilled milk, the scoops of vanilla ice cream, andthe ice cubes to the paste. Mix all until smooth and frothy.
  4. Change Consistency
    Add some milk to thin out the milkshake when itbecomes too thick. People who want a creamier milkshake should add more icecream.
  5. Serve and Garnish
    Pour the milkshake into tall glasses. Top with cut-up dry fruitsor rose syrup. Pour and serve over ice whilst still cold and frothy.

Notes

The Paan Milkshake is a unique and flavorful twist on traditional milkshakes, inspired by the classic Indian mouth freshener—paan. Combining betel leaves, gulkand (rose petal jam), fennel seeds, dried coconut, and tutti frutti with chilled milk and vanilla ice cream, this rich and creamy drink doubles as a dessert and digestive. It’s a fun, innovative treat that merges tradition with indulgence, ideal for post-meal refreshment or entertaining guests. The recipe is simple to follow, highly customizable (vegan options included), and offers a burst of cooling, aromatic flavors in every sip.

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I am Ameli River, a passionate milkshake lover and recipe creator. I enjoy experimenting with flavors to bring you the most delicious and refreshing shakes. From classic favorites to unique blends, my goal is to make every sip a delightful experience!

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