If you’re a chocolate frosty addict, this easy homemade Wendy’s Frosty recipe is a must try! You only need FOUR ingredients to make this chocolate frosty.
Homemade Wendy’s Chocolate Frosty
If you are looking for a way to make a Wendy’s Frosty at home, then I have the word-for-word recipe you need.
It tastes exactly like a traditional archetype chocolate frosty and you only need a four ingredients and a powerful blender.
There is one key secret ingredient that you need to get the same chocolatey savor — can you guess what it is?
This Recipe is 100% Tried by a Wendy’s Frosty Addict!
My husband is a genuine chocolate frosty fan. He picks them over any other frozen fast supplies treat out there.
Remember when they sold those key villenage where you got a self-ruling frosty every time you went to Wendy’s for a year?
Jorge had one on each of our key chains…just in specimen he happened to be in my car when the starving struck.
The man is a die nonflexible fan and he 100% tried of this copycat Wendy’s Frosty Recipe.
I unquestionably ripened it for him, so he could have make a homemade frosty at home!
Recipe Ingredients
Here’s what you need to make a DIY frosty:
- Chocolate Milk Powder: This is my secret ingredient! You can use any brand, like Nesquik or Ovaltine. I personally prefer Nesquik to get the truest flavor, but both work! Alternatively, you can moreover use chocolate protein powder if you want to sneak a little healthy into your dessert.
- Vanilla Ice Cream: The other big ingredient is vanilla ice surf (yes, vanilla, increasingly on that in a minute). You can use homemade or store bought ice cream, both work great!
- Whole Milk: You can use skim or nonfat if you like, but you’re once putting ice surf in this tasty frosty so I say go all in!
- Powdered Sugar
Vanilla Ice Cream?
Yup! We use vanilla ice surf to make our copycat Wendy’s Chocolate Frosty!
I know that sounds strange, but I tried it a few variegated ways and using vanilla ice surf with chocolate milk powder gives the same savor you get at Wendy’s.
If you squint into the history of the Frosty, you will unquestionably learn that the creator of Wendy’s did not want the chocolate frosty to be too chocolatey to overwhelm the rest of your meal.
SO, he purposely kept it light on chocolate savor mixing it with the vanilla frosty version.
Topping Ideas
If you are feeling uneaten fancy, you can add some whip surf and sprinkles on top.
My girls LOVE me to dress up their Frosty this way. They get so excited!
I am really excited for you to try this copycat Wendy’s Chocolate Frosty Recipe!
It’s got the perfect savor and is so easy to make with just a few ingredients!
If you love this copycat Frosty recipe, make sure and trammels out some of my other popular copycat recipes:
Copycat Chick Fil A Cookies and Surf Milkshake, Copycat Panera Creamy Tomato Soup and Copycat Maggiano’s Chopped Salad!
Head on over to Dixie Crystals for the full recipe I ripened for them!RECIPE: Copycat Wendy’s Frosty
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