Crusha Strawberry Milkshake

My main bug bear with milk shakes is that i cant stand anything powdery left behind in my mouth so when i saw this in morrisons i thought i would give it a try. The main reason i tryed this was that it was not a powder but a syrup like cordial which you make exactly the same as you would any concentrate drink. You need just a little of the crusha syrup in the bottom of your glass then top the rest of the glass up with milk. This is lovely as there are no powdery residues left behind in your mouth, the taste is very fruity almost as if you have just crushed your own strawberrys and it isnt too sickly like i find some strawberry milk shakes ...  Read the complete review

I got my niece to write this review. While watching the adverts during Robocop 3 on Virgin1 on Satellite TV.... LOL I was just watching Virgin 1 tv channel at 22:25 today Sat 12th April when I saw this advert for Crusha milk-shake. It was sooo funny !!! It was an animation of cats yes cute domestic cats all in the gym either on exercise bikes or other equipment, and there was a black and white cat presenting the product while singing. It wasn't a song I've heard and I wouldn't say it was very catchy but the cats were soo funny. The main cat was alot like my black & white cat while the other cats in the ...  Read the complete review

I didn't think I'd like this strawberry milkshake from Crusha but because my mate had already made it I didn't want to say no and I'm glad I didn't because it's a proper nice drink. It's liquid milkshake flavour that you mix into cold milk and that's better than powder milkshakes I reckon because I can never get all the powder to dissolve properly and get either lumps in the bottom of my glass or bits floating on the top. I thought it looked a bit pale compared to other strawberry milkshakes I've had but that's because Crusha only use natural ingredients in their drinks so the colour suffers a bit but at least you're not drinking loads of nasty ...  Read the complete review

I don't particularly like milk on its own. If I have cereal for breakfast, I end up leaving the half a bowl of milk behind. However, it was only when I broke my collar bone years ago and it was taking a very long time to knit together (or so it seemed), that the doctor suggested that I should get some more milk in my diet. So lo and behold, I decided that with my morning cereal/porridge, I would have a glass of crusha, thus ensuring that I was consuming a good amount of milk per day. Now, maybe it was coincidence though I doubt it, but it wasn't long after this, that the collar bone had fully healed. Anyhow, since that incident years ago, I have kept to ...  Read the complete review

While I'm on a roll with milkshakes, I thought I might as well cover all the bases. Crusha Milkshake, Strawberry flavour, is another that I've tried. We had it in the house for the grandson, and I gave it a go myself one day. It's quite cost effective at £1.59 for a 500ml bottle, as you only need to add a small bit of this to regular milk to achieve your milkshake. Also, note that Tesco have this on special offer for 80p at the moment if you're looking to try some. My first impressions of this stuff were good, as I thought it was an ingenious idea. I thought it would be much nicer to have a home made milkshake made up using a liquid rather than a powder, ...  Read the complete review