Massachusetts’ Best Milkshake Revealed
Summer is on the way, and that means it’s officially milkshake time. Massachusetts has plenty of spots to get your milkshake on, and I’m actually happy to do it any time of the year. But, honestly, summer is the best time to enjoy a milkshake to cool off in all the heat. I mean, who doesn’t love a good Massachusetts milkshake?
LoveFood.com recently put together a study to determine the best place to get a milkshake in each state. “Milkshakes are about as American as apple pie, and every state has their own mouth-watering options,” they state in the article. I couldn’t agree more. “Read on for our pick of the best of them, from towering freak shakes heavy with toppings to deliciously understated chocolate and vanilla options.” What’s extra cool is that they also suggest what kind of milkshake to try at each of these establishments. I think mint is my favorite flavor for a milkshake, but chocolate-chip is a close second.
So, which ice cream shop in Massachusetts has the best milkshakes in the entire state? According to the study, it’s the flavor “Coffee Bourbon Milkshake” at Rosebud American Kitchen & Bar in Somerville. Of course, that’s a milkshake with an adult kick. “If spiked milkshakes are your thing, then Rosebud American Kitchen & Bar is bound to be a winner,” LoveFood.com states of the spot. “You can try all the milkshakes – from classic vanilla to chocolate – lifted with a shot of Evan Williams bourbon. For an extra buzz, opt for coffee flavor. It’s blended with ice cream made by local artisans.” If you know of someone who loves milkshakes and adult beverages, this seems like the perfect spot. I would probably get classic vanilla, virgin, but that’s just me. Don’t judge. Find the full list of the best milkshakes in every state here.
The 5 Most Unique Massachusetts Town Names
Florida, MA
Located in the northern corner of Berkshire County, Florida this is the highest point of the Mohawk trail. It has one school that serves Kindergarten through eighth grade. It is one of the smallest towns in the state, 337th out of 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts.
Weweantic
Technically, Weweantic is census-designated place within Wareham in Plymouth, County. However, residents typically say they live in “Weweantic”. The 730 households consist of a population around 1,500 people. There’s also the Weweantic River, which claims to mean a crooked or wandering stream.
Dingley Dell
Located in Hampden County, Dingley Dell is only about 15 miles from Northern Connecticut. It’s south central Massachusetts. There is a large conservation area and waterfall nearby. History books have shown there was a country resort in the early years of the twentieth century in Dingley Dell.
Wyoming
The City of Wyoming is located in Middlesex County and often referred to as part of the larger Melrose community. There is a MBTA Commuter Rail station in Wyoming Square. The name “Wyoming” can be traced back to being affiliated with big plains or prairie land. Fun fact – there is also a Wyoming in Kent County, Michigan that holds a population of roughly 76,000 people.
