Emperor Bohe
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preferably in downtown toronto? the stem on queen and spadina is gone now...so where else is there?
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good places for milkshakes?
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Therion
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Flo's in Yorkville has great shakes.
urbandreamer
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People's, Dupont at St George. Old school Greek-owned diner.
New school shakes? The Beet, Dundas St west of Medland, the Junction. 100% organic. $8. Ouch.
The best vanilla milkshake I've ever had in Toronto?
Blackjack Grille, Keele St just south of Dundas St West. Made by the owner's (Italian) mother. Sickeningly good, and quite cheap. (It's the only reason I go there.
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New school shakes? The Beet, Dundas St west of Medland, the Junction. 100% organic. $8. Ouch.
The best vanilla milkshake I've ever had in Toronto?
Blackjack Grille, Keele St just south of Dundas St West. Made by the owner's (Italian) mother. Sickeningly good, and quite cheap. (It's the only reason I go there.
)buildup
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The best milkshake in Toronto?
Please. Give respect where respect is due. I was prescribed milkshakes when I was a child because I was under-sized. I used to make shakes so large I had to stagger outside into our yard to let the sun shine on my tummy until I regained conciousness.
So I will tell you where the best shake is.
Answer: Craigs - there's on on Bloor just west of Spadina, south side.
Please. Give respect where respect is due. I was prescribed milkshakes when I was a child because I was under-sized. I used to make shakes so large I had to stagger outside into our yard to let the sun shine on my tummy until I regained conciousness.
So I will tell you where the best shake is.
Answer: Craigs - there's on on Bloor just west of Spadina, south side.
Urban Shocker
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Did it work? Are you bigger now?
buildup
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no
buildup
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US,
On a related point, Vanity Fair's article on Stern's 15 CPW described it as "the most successful apartment building in history". At some point this sort of universal praise is going to become over the top, although we're not there yet.
I hope you're well. Have you heard from Zephyr?
On a related point, Vanity Fair's article on Stern's 15 CPW described it as "the most successful apartment building in history". At some point this sort of universal praise is going to become over the top, although we're not there yet.
I hope you're well. Have you heard from Zephyr?
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Mustapha
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Funny this; of my two sons, the youngest went through a couple of litres of milk a day and is brawnier than the older son who preferred pop.
Milk is still the best cheap protein drink there is. Good for post weight workouts too - absorbed fast.
Emperor Bohe
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i hear fran's has milkshakes...are they any good?
whatever
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I enjoy Fran's, but lately I've been going into Sandwiched (Church south of Carlton) to satisfy my cravings. They have some creative shakes, including one awesome one that has peanut butter and honey in it
adma
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Me, whenever I get my 7-11 Slurpee fix, I like to add some flavour dashes of hazelnut or cinnamon or whatever from the coffee section. Don't know if others do so