5 Blue Milk Recipes for the Star Wars Fan in Your Life

Blue Milk
Blue Milk

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Star Wars Day is coming up and what better way to celebrate than with some Blue Milk?! Blue Milk was first seen in Star Wars: A New Hope (the first-ever Star Wars movie). In the Star Wars universe, the milk comes from an animal called a Bantha. Guests can get Blue Milk and Green Milk at the Milk Stand in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Since the parks are closed and we don’t have any Banthas to make this milk for us, we’ve got 5 recipes we can make at home.

Classic Blue Milk

Ingredients:

  • 1-1/2 cups whole milk
  • 1 tablespoon sugar
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla
  • blue food gel dye

Instructions:

  1. Stir together the milk, sugar, and vanilla.
  2. When the sugar is dissolved, stir in a drop of blue food gel dye until combined.
  3. Keep in the refrigerator until ready to drink.

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Blue Milk Smoothie

Blend some frozen bananas and honey with your Classic Blue Milk and you’ve got a great drink to start your day!

Blue Milk Latte

Add blue milk to a cup of strong coffee and top it off with a little bit of milk foam to create your very own Blue Milk Latte.

Boba Blue Milk Tea

Combine black tea with blue milk and add a scoop of cooked tapioca pearls. The boba add a sweet, almost snack-like component to your afternoon tea.

Blue Milk Milkshake

Who can resist a delicious milkshake? Blend up vanilla ice cream, blue milk, and a dash of vanilla to create the ultimate ice cream fountain treat.

Which Blue Milk recipe are you looking forward to trying?


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