Priyanka Chopra's Exotic is on a California milkshake menu
A milkshakes inspired by Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra is on the menu of Millions of Milkshakes. Read more here.

'Exotic' Priyanka Chopra is really going places. After strutting on beaches with Pitbull himself, the Bollywood beauty is now also a personalised milkshake.We're not kidding.According to Huffington Post Millions of Milkshakes which is based in West Hollywood, California is home to many 'star' milkshakes and now Priyanka will join that list.And the actress was present to launch the shake... but not before an almost minute by minute countdown on her Facebook page.Chopra's exotic milkshake is made of banana, almonds and caramel sauce with vanilla ice cream and a splash of Mr Pink ginseng drink. And the pictures indicate that she seemed to like it![caption id="attachment_989213" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Courtesy: Facebook[/caption]Chopra is the second Indian actress after Mallika Sherawat to feature on the menu of Millions of Milkshakes. The menu of the restaurant boasts of more than 50 celebrity-inspired shakes. Hollywood celebs like Miley Cyrus, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, Pamela Anderson, Lindsay Lohan all have milkshakes named after them.So, the next time you are lucky enough to find yourself at 8910 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, and for some reason are missing a desi drink, try out a glass of 'The Exotic' that is inspired by the desi girl.The single 'Exotic' after which Chopra's milkshake has been named is from her international album In My City.

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