Nevada’s Best Milkshake Spot Revealed

Nevada has plenty of spots to get your milkshake on, and summer is coming, so it's the perfect time for a great milkshake. I'm actually happy to down a shake any time of the year. But, honestly, summer is the best time to enjoy a milkshake to cool off in all the heat.

LoveFood.com recently put together a study to determine the best place to get a milkshake in each state. "Milkshakes are about as American as apple pie, and every state has their own mouth-watering options," they state in the article. I couldn't agree more. "Read on for our pick of the best of them, from towering freak shakes heavy with toppings to deliciously understated chocolate and vanilla options." What's extra cool is that they also suggest what kind of milkshake to try at each of these establishments. I think mint is my favorite flavor for a milkshake, but chocolate-chip is a close second.

So, which ice cream shop in Nevada has the best milkshakes in the entire state? According to the study, it's the flavor "The Cakeshake" at Black Tap at the Venetian in Las Vegas. "All the 'CrazyShakes' at Black Tap were made for the camera. This quirky spot at Sin City's Venetian Resort is an offshoot of the popular New York City SoHo shop – and there's no better place for such elaborate creations than Vegas," LoveFood.com states. "All the options are glorious and gravity-defying, but the Cakeshake is the best of all. It's made with cake-batter ice cream and topped with an entire hunk of Funfetti cake, plus sprinkles, whipped cream, and a cherry." I'm determined to get one of those milkshakes the next time I'm in that area. "Cake" is one of my favorite flavors, too. Find the full list of the best milkshakes in every state here.

The current job market is a hot topic, as opportunities are flourishing in a variety of industries, including in Nevada. So, if you’re looking for a new job, what are some of the best careers to get into to ensure financial success, especially if you live in Nevada?

Indeed.com has put together a list of the highest-paying jobs in Nevada. Of course, Indeed is a popular resource for both job seekers and employers, so it makes sense that they would be on top of this topic.

"If you're interested in pursuing a career path in Nevada that offers a high average salary, you have many options to consider," Indeed.com states in the article. "The state offers high-paying jobs in many industries, including law enforcement, health care, technology, engineering and business. Exploring these careers can help you find a job that allows you to reach your financial goals."

While many of these jobs are in the medical field, some are in other disciplines. Even if these specific jobs don't interest you, seeing this list might spawn an idea to go for a similar gig. Read on for the 10 highest-paying jobs in Nevada right now. Find more information and the full list here.

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $195,123 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "A nuclear engineer is an engineer who specializes in developing processes and equipment used to create energy from radiation and nuclear power sources."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $197,648 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "A neurologist is a physician who specializes in treating conditions of the nervous system, which includes the brain and spinal cord."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $203,467 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "An optometrist is a vision care professional who specializes in providing preventive and corrective treatments for their patients' vision concerns."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $207,373 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "A chief medical officer (CMO) is an executive-level professional who manages the operations of a health care organization."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $217,672 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "A periodontist is a dentist who specializes in treating patients who have gum disease."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $240,946 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "A cardiologist is a physician who specializes in the treatment of heart and vascular conditions."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $245,734 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "A dentist is a physician who specializes in treating oral health concerns. They provide patients with preventive care treatments and home care instructions to help them keep their teeth and gums healthy."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $249,097 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "A family medicine physician is a doctor who provides medical care to patients from all ages, from birth through adulthood."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $261,889 per year

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "An orthopedist is a doctor who specializes in treating injuries and conditions of the musculoskeletal systems."

According to Indeed, the average salary for this job is $265,207 per year.

So, what does this job entail? Indeed states, "An orthodontist is a dentist who specializes in diagnosing and correcting the position of their patients' teeth and jaws."

Indeed.com's article on finding a high-paying job in Nevada.