You might even recognise the taste, as the crunchy tortilla chips are, in fact, cupboard favourite, Doritos. They're then topped with Subway's signature marinara sauce as well as melted mozzarella and cheddar. Here are our favourite chocolate shakes, for when the craving strikes… Rude Health Chocolate Hazelnut drink A “functional food” brand beloved of gym-goers, this UHT-treated milkshake contains 24g of protein. A post-workout winner, although the sweeteners render it a little too artificial-tasting.

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A watery rice milk with no added sugar, though it has a sweet, buttery, nutty taste from the almonds. The organic cacao adds a smooth, gentle hint of bitterness, and there’s a touch of sea salt for added moreishness. Dairy-free. Today, British ice cream brand Jude’s also launches a range of milkshakes in fully recyclable cans, as well as a tinned flat white coffee, in selected Sainsbury’s stores.Subway isn't the only high street foodie revamping its menu - McDonald's has launched brand new summer goodies today. Thanks to Subway's expert cheffing, they're loaded with mozzarella and cheddar cheese, as well as salsa, and topped with succulent steak pieces. Rich, creamy fresh milk with a velvety texture, blended with Belgian chocolate. Blissfully naughty-tasting, but nourishing (contains 51 per cent of the recommended daily intake of calcium per serving), and impossible not to devour in one go. Cocoa lovers can get their chocolate fix at the same time, thanks to the growing range of ready-todrink milkshakes available in supermarkets, beyond childhood favourites Nesquik and Frijj. The Telegraph values your comments but kindly requests all posts are on topic, constructive and respectful. Please review our

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Whatever you make of the recent “milkshaking” of politicians and their supporters, there’s no denying the deliciousness of the creamy drink.