A fan-favorite restaurant at Disney's Hollywood Studios is the 50's Prime Time Café. While sitting at retro TV tables, diners have the opportunity to take in black-and-white footage from popular prime-time programs of decades past. The throwback vibe recalls the iconic American diner, so it goes without saying that classic American comfort foods like chicken pot pie, fried chicken and meatloaf are what you will find on the menu.
Of course, no diner menu is complete without a selection of milkshakes and floats. The café offers the three classic milkshakes flavors you know and love: chocolate, vanilla and strawberry. But it also has a well-known peanut butter and jelly shake.
Though the park is currently closed, Disney created a single-serving version that you can enjoy at home. And that gives you options, like deciding which flavor of jelly you want to add to the blender: strawberry or grape. If you don't have jelly on hand, don't worry. You can substitute two tablespoons of strawberry jelly with two cups of sliced strawberries.
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Recipe: Peanut Butter & Jelly Milk Shake, from Disney Parks Blog
Serves 1
Ingredients:
- 2 tablespoons peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons jelly (strawberry or grape)
- 2 cups vanilla ice cream
- 1/4 cup milk
Directions:
- Add all ingredients to blender and blend until smooth.
- Add additional peanut butter or jelly to taste.
Cook's Notes:
Two cups sliced strawberries can be substituted for jelly.
Disney offers a printable version of the recipe here.
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