Home-Made Carl's Jr. Hand Scooped Malt's

Why pay almost $5 for a malt when you can do make them at home for less than $1 each (probably less if you buy the ice cream in the gallon tubs)
Get out your magic bullet or blender. Add about 6 scoops of vanilla ice cream
1 cup of whole milk (more or less depending on how thick you like them)Add in 4-5 tablespoons of Ovaltine Malt mix. Top with a scoop of Cool Whip and you are done! Tastes just like an old fashioned malt! My son loves these! He can't get enough.  

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