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How to Make a Grimace Milkshake
- Narrated by: John Kostohryz
- Length: 5 mins
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How to Make a Grimace Milkshake
Narrated by:
John Kostohryz
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Publisher's Summary
Unlock the magic of the Grimace Milkshake with this delightful guide! Dive into the world of this vibrant, purple-hued creation, inspired by the iconic McDonald's character Grimace. Whether you're a milkshake enthusiast or just looking for a fun and delicious treat, this book offers an easy-to-follow recipe that will turn your kitchen into a colorful Grimace shake haven. Shake, sip, and savor the joy of making the Grimace Milkshake right at home with this easy-to-follow guide. Cheers to a world of purple deliciousness!
©2023 Trevor Clinger (P)2023 Trevor Clinger
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