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<p>[QUOTE="wlwhittier, post: 12562667, member: 76316"]Many are the milkshakes I've consumed, most of them offered up with the balance of the 'shake in one of those, 'cause it wouldn't fit in the serving vessel. That was common in the '50s; but by the '70s or so, portion control procedures eliminated overmixing...an' soda fountains gave way to DQ, BK, JinB & McD, etc...soft ice cream stuff. I could get a raw egg whipped into my 'shakes for a dime...or free, before things went south. Sigh...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="wlwhittier, post: 12562667, member: 76316"]Many are the milkshakes I've consumed, most of them offered up with the balance of the 'shake in one of those, 'cause it wouldn't fit in the serving vessel. That was common in the '50s; but by the '70s or so, portion control procedures eliminated overmixing...an' soda fountains gave way to DQ, BK, JinB & McD, etc...soft ice cream stuff. I could get a raw egg whipped into my 'shakes for a dime...or free, before things went south. Sigh...[/QUOTE]
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