McDonald's

One of the first on our list was good ol' micky d's. We got a McFlurry cause they didn't have Shakes in Oreo. While not called a milkshake it still qualifies in our book. I remember getting 'em as a kid, but I wasn't sure if they'd taste nearly as amazing with my refined adult palate.

It was a pretty good shake though.

To start off it came with the spoon it was mixed with. It's a really big plastic spoon. That was kinda cool. But, as for the rest of the presentation, that was about it. There weren't any toppings or anything on it. so, it got an average 3 out of 5.

Taste was alright, but it wasn't nearly as Oreoy as we had hoped for. It wasn't quite mixed all the way too so some of the shake was just straight up vanilla. That was probably more on the side of the one who made it, but "be ye warned". McDonald's employees aren't known for going above and beyond. It received a 2.5 because of it.

Price was pretty good it might not be the best shake for your hard earned dough, but it definitely was the best bang for the buck. They have a couple different sizes to choose from too so that made it a little more flexible when it came to options. I could've done with one more, but I'm not complaining. We gave it the coveted 5 out of 5.

As for texture it did pretty good with a 4 out of 5. Aside from not having Oreo pieces throughout it was pretty chunky. It was made with their soft serve ice-cream, so it wasn't a great base to start with, and melted super fast, but they put in lots of Oreos! And they were the name brand too!

If you're curious about the M&M McFlurrys they didn't do too well. M&Ms are great, but they used M&M minis and it didn't really blend to well with the ice-cream. It was just a vanilla shake with M&Ms in it. It was pretty good, but I would recommend the Oreo. I am a little bias though...

The final score was:

Presentation - 3
Price - 5
Taste - 2.5
Texture - 4
Overall - 3.625


Check out our full list to see where this sits on the list of all the Oreo shakes we've had.