Cadbury Mini Egg Thickshake in the Ninja Slushi Machine ✨

If there’s one thing I can’t resist, it’s a viral dessert trend—especially when Easter chocolate is involved. When I kept seeing the buzz about Macca’s launching a Mini Egg shake, I knew I had to get ahead of it. As the self-proclaimed Slushi queen, there was only one option: recreate (and improve) it at home using the Ninja Slushi Machine.

And let me tell you—this Cadbury Mini Egg Thickshake is elite. Creamy, chocolatey, packed with crunchy Mini Egg goodness, and topped with clouds of spray cream… it’s basically Easter in a cup.

The best part? It takes minutes to throw together.

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Why I Love This Recipe

This isn’t just another milkshake. It’s thick. It’s indulgent. It has that perfect balance of malt, chocolate, and sweetened condensed milk that gives it a rich, almost soft-serve texture.

Here’s why it works so well:

• The vanilla malt milks add depth and that nostalgic diner flavor.
• Condensed milk makes it luxuriously sweet and creamy.
• Thickened cream boosts the texture to thickshake status.
• Crushed Cadbury Mini Eggs bring that signature pastel crunch and chocolate hit.

It’s festive without being complicated. No stovetop. No prep stress. Just blend, pour, top, sip.

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Ingredients You’ll Need

• ✨ 2 vanilla malt milks
• ✨ ½ tin sweetened condensed milk
• ✨ ¼ cup thickened cream
• ✨ 1–2 packs Cadbury Mini Eggs, crushed (fine enough for a large straw)
• ✨ Spray cream, for topping

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Ingredient Swaps & Notes

No vanilla malt milk?
Use full-cream milk plus 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract and 1 tablespoon malt powder.

Want it thicker?
Add a scoop of vanilla ice cream for extra body.

Crushing the Mini Eggs:
Pop them into a zip-top bag and crush with a rolling pin. Aim for small chunks—not powder, but fine enough so they don’t block your straw.

Sweeter or less sweet?
You can adjust the condensed milk slightly depending on your preference. Start with less if you’re unsure—you can always add more.

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How to Make the Cadbury Mini Egg Thickshake

1. Add to the Ninja Slushi Machine:
   Pour in the vanilla malt milks, condensed milk, and thickened cream.
   (Important: Do NOT add the crushed Mini Eggs yet.)
2. Select the Milkshake Setting:
   Turn your Ninja Slushi Machine to the milkshake function and let it do its thing. This is where the magic happens.
3. Crush the Mini Eggs:
   While the machine runs, crush your Mini Eggs to straw-friendly size.
4. Stir in the Chocolate:
   Once the shake is perfectly blended and thick, stir in the crushed Mini Eggs.
5. Serve & Top:
   Pour into chilled glasses, add a generous swirl of spray cream, and sprinkle extra crushed Mini Eggs on top for that bakery-style finish.
6. Sip Immediately:
   Thickshakes wait for no one.

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Tips for Success

• Chill your glasses before serving to keep the shake thick longer.
• Don’t over-crush the Mini Eggs—you want texture.
• If your shake is too thick, add a splash of milk and pulse briefly.
• Serve with wide straws or even a spoon for maximum enjoyment.

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Serving Suggestions & Pairings

This shake is a showstopper all on its own—but if you’re hosting an Easter get-together, pair it with sweet treats that complement its rich chocolate vibe.

For a chocolate overload moment, serve it alongside
👉 This Brownie Batter Dip Is My Favorite No-Bake Dessert for Instant Chocolate Cravings

Want something nostalgic and crowd-friendly?
👉 This Big Family Banana Pudding Is My Favorite Classic Dessert to Feed a Crowd

If you’re building a full dessert table, add
👉 These Cake Mix Cookies Are My Go-To Shortcut for Easy, Foolproof Treats

For warmer months, this shake also pairs beautifully with
👉 This Easy Ice Cream Sandwich Cake Is My Favorite No-Bake Summer Dessert

Or lean into fun dessert boards with
👉 These Caramel Apple Nachos Are My Favorite Quick Fall Dessert Trick

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Nutritional Information (Per Serving – Approximate)

• Calories: 520–650 (depending on Mini Egg quantity)
• Fat: 28g
• Carbohydrates: 60g
• Sugar: 52g
• Protein: 8g

This is absolutely a treat-yourself moment—and worth every sip.

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Storage & Leftover Tips

Let’s be honest—leftovers are unlikely.

But if you do have some:

• Store in the fridge for up to 24 hours.
• Stir before serving as separation may occur.
• You can re-blend briefly to restore texture.
• For longer storage, freeze in popsicle molds for Mini Egg milkshake ice pops.

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More Recipes You’ll Love

If this shake has you in full dessert mode, here are more fun, indulgent recipes to try next:

• This Brownie Batter Dip Is My Favorite No-Bake Dessert for Instant Chocolate Cravings
• This Big Family Banana Pudding Is My Favorite Classic Dessert to Feed a Crowd
• These Cake Mix Cookies Are My Go-To Shortcut for Easy, Foolproof Treats
• This Easy Ice Cream Sandwich Cake Is My Favorite No-Bake Summer Dessert
• These Caramel Apple Nachos Are My Favorite Quick Fall Dessert Trick

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Final Thoughts

This Cadbury Mini Egg Thickshake isn’t just a copycat moment—it’s a glow-up. It’s thicker, creamier, and packed with more chocolate crunch than anything you’ll grab in a drive-thru.

If you make this, I need to see it. Tag your creations, share your twists, and let me know if you’re team “extra condensed milk” or “extra Mini Eggs.”

Follow along for more viral-inspired recipes, Easter treats, and Slushi machine magic.

— Jason Griffith, ChefManiac.com ✨