This homemade strawberry Frosty recipe will keep you cool all summer long!

I love a good copycat recipe.

Being able to recreate a delicious recipe you eat out at a restaurant in the comfort of your own home just gives you all the feels!

Today’s copycat recipe is a famous, delicious strawberry milkshake!

It’s not just any strawberry milkshake, its a homemade strawberry Frosty so its guaranteed to be thick and sweet and oh so delicious!

It’s completely inspired by the Wendy’s strawberry Frosty.

Now if you are looking for a healthy strawberry milkshake recipe… this isn’t it.

It’s rich and creamy and perfectly sweet.

A perfect summertime treat!

An electric ice cream maker (affiliate link)makes this a simple recipe to create.

But if you don’t have an ice cream maker, electrical or otherwise, do not fret!

I have some simple directions for you to make this by hand in a cold metal bowl.

Homemade Strawberry Frosty Recipe

Yield: 4-6 servings

Homemade Strawberry Frosty Recipe

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Prep Time 5 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Ingredients

• 8 oz Cool Whip
• 7 oz sweetened condensed milk
• 1/2 gallon strawberry milk

Instructions

1. In an ice cream maker, combine Cool Whip and condensed milk.
2. Once mixed, add milk. Stir until thick.

If you do not have an ice cream maker you can mix the Frosty by hand. In a cold metal bowl, combine Cool Whip and condensed milk. Once mixed, add milk. Stir thoroughly and place in freezer to desired firmness.

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Wouldn’t this be a perfect sweet treat for your Valentine with that sweet pink coloring!

This would be a great Valentine’s Day dessert for your little ones.

I will definitely be saving this for special occasions and super hot summer days.

And you can substitute chocolate milk to make the traditional Wendy’s Frosty (or vanilla if that your favorite flavor!)

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This post was originally shared February, 2013.