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Freakshakes and Milkshakes in Worcester
If you have walked past Silver Street and spotted someone carrying a milkshake piled high with toppings, that is the freakshake doing its job. At 4 Seasons Juice & Ice Cream, just off the Cornmarket in Worcester city centre, the shakes come in two camps: the big decorated freakshakes for when you want a proper treat, and the everyday milkshakes for when you just fancy something cold and creamy. Here is how to pick.
The freakshakes, in all their glory
There are three freakshakes on the menu and each one is built to be shared, or not, no judgement. The Chocolate freakshake is the one to go for if you like things rich and unapologetic. The Oreo freakshake leans into that biscuit-and-cream flavour the whole way through. The Lotus freakshake brings in that caramelised Biscoff taste that people tend to get a bit obsessed with. They are decorated, they are tall, and they are the sort of thing you order when you have walked into town and earned it.
If you are in a group, a freakshake each makes for a good photo and an even better afternoon. They work just as well as a takeaway if you would rather wander down towards the river with one in hand.
The premium and classic shake range
Not every day calls for a freakshake, and that is where the rest of the milkshake list comes in. The classics cover chocolate, vanilla, strawberry and banana, which are the safe bets that never let you down. If you want to push the boat out a little without going full freakshake, the premium shakes are the sweet spot: Oreo, Lotus Biscoff, Ferrero Rocher and Nutella. Smooth, properly indulgent, and a lot easier to drink while you are still walking.
Make a proper visit of it
Shakes are only part of what we do. If someone in your group is after something lighter, there are freshly pressed fruit juices like orange, mango, watermelon and pomegranate, plus ice cream by the scoop and our bubble waffles if you want to go all in. We are open every day from 10am to 11pm, so a late evening milkshake is very much on the cards. Dine in at the shop or take it away, whichever suits.