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"Fashiondish" <fashiond...@aol.com> wrote in message
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richness.. and I would recommend slightly less than 3 oz... about 25 mins
later, I was not feeling so good.. it's so rich it made me woozy.
Stevie
which is better that no nutritional value at all....
"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com> wrote in message
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next week and what we were going to wear (dependent on the rain of course).
We had already gone through our fave boutique across the street and had
debated about where to have coffee/tea and whether to try this chantico. We
went to Peets (our fave) and it was SRO.. no lie! and so we walked across
the street and there was tons of open space at Starbucks. At the split of $$
and cups, we were happy and it was insanely rich and divine...lovely! But it
gets to you later.. I think the shot of expresso would be lovely (and mix in
some alcohol into this and you are over the moon on it)
FD had told me about some Theory at Loehmanns and due to the 1) rain and 2)
deadline for 3 articles, I hadn't gone.
We made a quick drive–by... and found the theory.. beautiful wool/nylon flat
knit sweaters in citron green, orchid and light lavender purple (think
crocus color or hyacinth) .. I tried the small on and it didn't fit
perfectly.. and the medium was too large and hit me wrong and for 80
dollars, I wasn't going to do something sort of right.
I walked around not really expecting anything and lo and behold I found a
lovely yellow cable cardigan in a bright yellow.. not sunflower, not
lemon.. pretty clean with no weird undertones. I tried it on.. very cute.
(esp with the magenta tank underneath) price tag $90! I took it off and
checked the label.. 100% cashmere! down by about 52%!! I ran down FD and
tried it on for her. first is was a "ehhh" but in a min or two with the
sweater unbuttoned to see the contrast of the color (and my new pearls) it
made total sense.
I walked out with a sweater for under $100 and very pleased. Even my SO
thought it was a good deal.
;–)
trying to figure out what to wear it with next week
Stevie
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to me – its in one of their paper cups rather than the clear plastic cups)
http://www.starbucks.com/retail/beverages.asp
"Chantico Drinking Chocolate"– a drinkable dessert with an intense,
full–bodied chocolate flavor and silky, rich texture.
––
Cherie
OT? Chocolate
fashiond...@aol.com (Fashiondish)
1/9/2005 3:16:18 AM
Is it ever really OT to post here about chocolate?
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today. I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Fueled by our treat, Stevie snagged a great cashmere sweater at Loehmann's in
just the shade she was looking for––bright yellow.
We both decided we'll wear a lot more color this spring, and not just pink.
Yellow, blue, red, lilac, green.
Will always keep a spot for chocolate, though!
––Anne–Marie
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today. I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Fueled by our treat, Stevie snagged a great cashmere sweater at Loehmann's in
just the shade she was looking for––bright yellow.
We both decided we'll wear a lot more color this spring, and not just pink.
Yellow, blue, red, lilac, green.
Will always keep a spot for chocolate, though!
––Anne–Marie
"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com>
1/8/2005 8:01:21 PM
I have seen this drink adverstised. Yum. Was it the chocolate that inspired
you to wear more colors this spring?
Kelly
"Fashiondish" <fashiond...@aol.com> wrote in message
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you to wear more colors this spring?
Kelly
"Fashiondish" <fashiond...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Is it ever really OT to post here about chocolate?
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today.
I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories
than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would
like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it
too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit
nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Fueled by our treat, Stevie snagged a great cashmere sweater at Loehmann's
in
just the shade she was looking for––bright yellow.
We both decided we'll wear a lot more color this spring, and not just
pink.
Yellow, blue, red, lilac, green.
Will always keep a spot for chocolate, though!
––Anne–Marie
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today.
I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories
than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would
like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it
too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit
nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Fueled by our treat, Stevie snagged a great cashmere sweater at Loehmann's
in
just the shade she was looking for––bright yellow.
We both decided we'll wear a lot more color this spring, and not just
pink.
Yellow, blue, red, lilac, green.
Will always keep a spot for chocolate, though!
––Anne–Marie
Stacy Ferguson <stac...@stacyef.net>
1/8/2005 10:12:55 PM
In article <20050108221618.14312.00002...@mb–m13.aol.com>,
fashiond...@aol.com (Fashiondish) wrote:
WAY too much for one serving! It's practically like drinking a really
high quality brownie batter :) I think that a 2 oz. serving would be
good enough for me and a shot of espresso added to that would make it
absolutely perfect.
Stacy
fashiond...@aol.com (Fashiondish) wrote:
Is it ever really OT to post here about chocolate?
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today.
I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than
a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would
like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Yes, a friend and I sampled the Chantico and while I liked it, 6 oz is Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today.
I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than
a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would
like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
WAY too much for one serving! It's practically like drinking a really
high quality brownie batter :) I think that a 2 oz. serving would be
good enough for me and a shot of espresso added to that would make it
absolutely perfect.
Stacy
fashiond...@aol.com (Fashiondish)
1/9/2005 6:31:24 AM
The server at Starbucks said he had finished his with a shot of espresso and
was therefore completely high at the moment!
I might recommend that only for experienced caffeine consumers.
Am also thinking that drinking small amounts means we won't spill any onour new
bright clothes!
––Anne–Marie
was therefore completely high at the moment!
I might recommend that only for experienced caffeine consumers.
Am also thinking that drinking small amounts means we won't spill any onour new
bright clothes!
––Anne–Marie
"Stevie" <privilegemagaz...@charter.net>
1/9/2005 6:55:44 AM
"Fashiondish" <fashiond...@aol.com> wrote in message
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The server at Starbucks said he had finished his with a shot of espresso
and
was therefore completely high at the moment!
I might recommend that only for experienced caffeine consumers.
Am also thinking that drinking small amounts means we won't spill any
onour new I might recommend that only for experienced caffeine consumers.
Am also thinking that drinking small amounts means we won't spill any
bright clothes!
––Anne–Marie
agree on that. I would recommend less than a shot of expresso to cut the ––Anne–Marie
richness.. and I would recommend slightly less than 3 oz... about 25 mins
later, I was not feeling so good.. it's so rich it made me woozy.
Stevie
"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com>
1/9/2005 8:53:07 PM
I wondered if one would feel slightly ill after drinking 6oz of it.
Alternating with the espresso would be good, especially if one needs a bit
of a buzz. yowza!
Kelly
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"Fashiondish" <fashiond...@aol.com> wrote in message
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and
onour new
agree on that. I would recommend less than a shot of expresso to cut the
richness.. and I would recommend slightly less than 3 oz... about 25 mins
later, I was not feeling so good.. it's so rich it made me woozy.
Stevie
Alternating with the espresso would be good, especially if one needs a bit
of a buzz. yowza!
Kelly
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"Fashiondish" <fashiond...@aol.com> wrote in message
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and
onour new
agree on that. I would recommend less than a shot of expresso to cut the
richness.. and I would recommend slightly less than 3 oz... about 25 mins
later, I was not feeling so good.. it's so rich it made me woozy.
Stevie
aee1...@yahoo.com
1/9/2005 9:18:56 PM
I had one today and I loved it! It was ultra rich and the brownie
batter comment was right on. I couldn't have it all the time but as a
once in a while treat, you bet. I did get a little stomach ache about
an hour later, thought I attributed that to it being that time of the
month. The guys there knew how to make it though I think I was the
first consumer who had ordered one. They didn't yet know what to
charge for it so they charged me for a hot chocolate. The guy who made
it had already consumed 2 of them and it was only 1 pm! Whoever posted
about the fat content (I will not name names!) should be ashamed, I
looked it up after consuming and will have to skip dinner and run
numerous miles on the treadmill.
Amanda
batter comment was right on. I couldn't have it all the time but as a
once in a while treat, you bet. I did get a little stomach ache about
an hour later, thought I attributed that to it being that time of the
month. The guys there knew how to make it though I think I was the
first consumer who had ordered one. They didn't yet know what to
charge for it so they charged me for a hot chocolate. The guy who made
it had already consumed 2 of them and it was only 1 pm! Whoever posted
about the fat content (I will not name names!) should be ashamed, I
looked it up after consuming and will have to skip dinner and run
numerous miles on the treadmill.
Amanda
lutach...@aol.com (Lutachris)
1/13/2005 5:00:22 AM
Whoever posted
about the fat content (I will not name names!) should be ashamed, I
looked it up after consuming and will have to skip dinner and run
numerous miles on the treadmill.
It does have 30% of your daily iron requirement and 25% of your daily calcium, about the fat content (I will not name names!) should be ashamed, I
looked it up after consuming and will have to skip dinner and run
numerous miles on the treadmill.
which is better that no nutritional value at all....
"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com>
1/10/2005 5:33:57 PM
The barista had already consumed 2? Wow, that is impressive!
Kelly
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Kelly
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I had one today and I loved it! It was ultra rich and the brownie
batter comment was right on. I couldn't have it all the time but as a
once in a while treat, you bet. I did get a little stomach ache about
an hour later, thought I attributed that to it being that time of the
month. The guys there knew how to make it though I think I was the
first consumer who had ordered one. They didn't yet know what to
charge for it so they charged me for a hot chocolate. The guy who made
it had already consumed 2 of them and it was only 1 pm! Whoever posted
about the fat content (I will not name names!) should be ashamed, I
looked it up after consuming and will have to skip dinner and run
numerous miles on the treadmill.
Amanda
batter comment was right on. I couldn't have it all the time but as a
once in a while treat, you bet. I did get a little stomach ache about
an hour later, thought I attributed that to it being that time of the
month. The guys there knew how to make it though I think I was the
first consumer who had ordered one. They didn't yet know what to
charge for it so they charged me for a hot chocolate. The guy who made
it had already consumed 2 of them and it was only 1 pm! Whoever posted
about the fat content (I will not name names!) should be ashamed, I
looked it up after consuming and will have to skip dinner and run
numerous miles on the treadmill.
Amanda
"Stevie" <privilegemagaz...@charter.net>
1/9/2005 7:02:38 AM
"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com> wrote in message
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I have seen this drink adverstised. Yum. Was it the chocolate that
inspired
you to wear more colors this spring?
Kelly
actually no..... we talked about this series of events we have to attend Kelly
next week and what we were going to wear (dependent on the rain of course).
We had already gone through our fave boutique across the street and had
debated about where to have coffee/tea and whether to try this chantico. We
went to Peets (our fave) and it was SRO.. no lie! and so we walked across
the street and there was tons of open space at Starbucks. At the split of $$
and cups, we were happy and it was insanely rich and divine...lovely! But it
gets to you later.. I think the shot of expresso would be lovely (and mix in
some alcohol into this and you are over the moon on it)
FD had told me about some Theory at Loehmanns and due to the 1) rain and 2)
deadline for 3 articles, I hadn't gone.
We made a quick drive–by... and found the theory.. beautiful wool/nylon flat
knit sweaters in citron green, orchid and light lavender purple (think
crocus color or hyacinth) .. I tried the small on and it didn't fit
perfectly.. and the medium was too large and hit me wrong and for 80
dollars, I wasn't going to do something sort of right.
I walked around not really expecting anything and lo and behold I found a
lovely yellow cable cardigan in a bright yellow.. not sunflower, not
lemon.. pretty clean with no weird undertones. I tried it on.. very cute.
(esp with the magenta tank underneath) price tag $90! I took it off and
checked the label.. 100% cashmere! down by about 52%!! I ran down FD and
tried it on for her. first is was a "ehhh" but in a min or two with the
sweater unbuttoned to see the contrast of the color (and my new pearls) it
made total sense.
I walked out with a sweater for under $100 and very pleased. Even my SO
thought it was a good deal.
;–)
trying to figure out what to wear it with next week
Stevie
"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com>
1/9/2005 8:53:18 PM
Sounds darling!
Kelly
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"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com> wrote in message
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inspired
actually no..... we talked about this series of events we have to attend
next week and what we were going to wear (dependent on the rain of
course).
We had already gone through our fave boutique across the street and had
debated about where to have coffee/tea and whether to try this chantico.
We
went to Peets (our fave) and it was SRO.. no lie! and so we walked across
the street and there was tons of open space at Starbucks. At the split of
$$
and cups, we were happy and it was insanely rich and divine...lovely! But
it
gets to you later.. I think the shot of expresso would be lovely (and mix
in
some alcohol into this and you are over the moon on it)
FD had told me about some Theory at Loehmanns and due to the 1) rain and
2)
deadline for 3 articles, I hadn't gone.
We made a quick drive–by... and found the theory.. beautiful wool/nylon
flat
knit sweaters in citron green, orchid and light lavender purple (think
crocus color or hyacinth) .. I tried the small on and it didn't fit
perfectly.. and the medium was too large and hit me wrong and for 80
dollars, I wasn't going to do something sort of right.
I walked around not really expecting anything and lo and behold I found a
lovely yellow cable cardigan in a bright yellow.. not sunflower, not
lemon.. pretty clean with no weird undertones. I tried it on.. very cute.
(esp with the magenta tank underneath) price tag $90! I took it off and
checked the label.. 100% cashmere! down by about 52%!! I ran down FD and
tried it on for her. first is was a "ehhh" but in a min or two with the
sweater unbuttoned to see the contrast of the color (and my new pearls) it
made total sense.
I walked out with a sweater for under $100 and very pleased. Even my SO
thought it was a good deal.
;–)
trying to figure out what to wear it with next week
Stevie
Kelly
"Stevie" <privilegemagaz...@charter.net> wrote in message
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"Kelly" <wittynos...@hevanet.com> wrote in message
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inspired
actually no..... we talked about this series of events we have to attend
next week and what we were going to wear (dependent on the rain of
course).
We had already gone through our fave boutique across the street and had
debated about where to have coffee/tea and whether to try this chantico.
We
went to Peets (our fave) and it was SRO.. no lie! and so we walked across
the street and there was tons of open space at Starbucks. At the split of
$$
and cups, we were happy and it was insanely rich and divine...lovely! But
it
gets to you later.. I think the shot of expresso would be lovely (and mix
in
some alcohol into this and you are over the moon on it)
FD had told me about some Theory at Loehmanns and due to the 1) rain and
2)
deadline for 3 articles, I hadn't gone.
We made a quick drive–by... and found the theory.. beautiful wool/nylon
flat
knit sweaters in citron green, orchid and light lavender purple (think
crocus color or hyacinth) .. I tried the small on and it didn't fit
perfectly.. and the medium was too large and hit me wrong and for 80
dollars, I wasn't going to do something sort of right.
I walked around not really expecting anything and lo and behold I found a
lovely yellow cable cardigan in a bright yellow.. not sunflower, not
lemon.. pretty clean with no weird undertones. I tried it on.. very cute.
(esp with the magenta tank underneath) price tag $90! I took it off and
checked the label.. 100% cashmere! down by about 52%!! I ran down FD and
tried it on for her. first is was a "ehhh" but in a min or two with the
sweater unbuttoned to see the contrast of the color (and my new pearls) it
made total sense.
I walked out with a sweater for under $100 and very pleased. Even my SO
thought it was a good deal.
;–)
trying to figure out what to wear it with next week
Stevie
– <ano...@sbcglobal.net>
1/12/2005 3:34:08 PM
"Stevie" <privilegemagaz...@charter.net> wrote:
from? The spring–y colors were nice but I can't say I'd ever seen them
in Bloomies, but then again I haven't been hip to Theory til quite
recently.
Before Christmas I had picked up a pair of oxblood wool Max C pants but
returned them because I realized the color went with nothing in my
closet and the fabric had an odd sheen.
With the credit I nabbed a Ralph Lauren (Golf line) pink cashmere
turtleneck sweater, thick and cabled, retail $399, on clearance to $70.
Just had to get a hole reweaved for $20!
FD had told me about some Theory at Loehmanns and due to the 1) rain and 2)
deadline for 3 articles, I hadn't gone.
We made a quick drive–by... and found the theory.. beautiful wool/nylon flat
knit sweaters in citron green, orchid and light lavender purple (think
crocus color or hyacinth) .. I tried the small on and it didn't fit
perfectly.. and the medium was too large and hit me wrong and for 80
dollars, I wasn't going to do something sort of right.
Stevie, could you tell which season's collection this Theory stuff was deadline for 3 articles, I hadn't gone.
We made a quick drive–by... and found the theory.. beautiful wool/nylon flat
knit sweaters in citron green, orchid and light lavender purple (think
crocus color or hyacinth) .. I tried the small on and it didn't fit
perfectly.. and the medium was too large and hit me wrong and for 80
dollars, I wasn't going to do something sort of right.
from? The spring–y colors were nice but I can't say I'd ever seen them
in Bloomies, but then again I haven't been hip to Theory til quite
recently.
Before Christmas I had picked up a pair of oxblood wool Max C pants but
returned them because I realized the color went with nothing in my
closet and the fabric had an odd sheen.
With the credit I nabbed a Ralph Lauren (Golf line) pink cashmere
turtleneck sweater, thick and cabled, retail $399, on clearance to $70.
Just had to get a hole reweaved for $20!
"Vicki in DC" <Nickycharles2...@yahoo.com>
1/12/2005 11:36:19 AM
Fashiondish wrote:
and bathe in it then and there and leave DH and DD in the car ;–) until
I was done. At first I wondered why on earth they only offered it in a
6 oz size but the buzz and sugar fix lasted me the whole day. More is
more.
On a solid dark chocolate note, I am in love with Pirugyna (sp?) dark
chocolate and happily, my local Safeway sells it so I can get a fix
whenever I want. I'm a chocolate snob and didn't expect to like it but
it's just the right balance between bland milk milk chocolatey and
strong bitter.
Vicki in DC
Is it ever really OT to post here about chocolate?
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink
today. I'm Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and
calories than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I
would like But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in
it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit
nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Fueled by our treat, Stevie snagged a great cashmere sweater at
Loehmann's in Fueled by our treat, Stevie snagged a great cashmere sweater at
just the shade she was looking for––bright yellow.
We both decided we'll wear a lot more color this spring, and not just
pink.We both decided we'll wear a lot more color this spring, and not just
Yellow, blue, red, lilac, green.
Will always keep a spot for chocolate, though!
––Anne–Marie
OMG, I tried it over the weekend too and was in love, ready to dive in Will always keep a spot for chocolate, though!
––Anne–Marie
and bathe in it then and there and leave DH and DD in the car ;–) until
I was done. At first I wondered why on earth they only offered it in a
6 oz size but the buzz and sugar fix lasted me the whole day. More is
more.
On a solid dark chocolate note, I am in love with Pirugyna (sp?) dark
chocolate and happily, my local Safeway sells it so I can get a fix
whenever I want. I'm a chocolate snob and didn't expect to like it but
it's just the right balance between bland milk milk chocolatey and
strong bitter.
Vicki in DC
"Vicki in DC" <Nickycharles2...@yahoo.com>
1/12/2005 1:12:54 PM
Ooops, sorry to follow up on my own post, I meant LESS is more.
Mid afternoon slump time, guess I should go find some chocolate.....
Vicki in DC
Mid afternoon slump time, guess I should go find some chocolate.....
Vicki in DC
danielle <danielle1...@san.rr.com>
1/12/2005 9:46:09 PM
is this served hot or cold?
––
danielle
––
danielle
RosieMac <ro...@thedogkidactivities.com>
1/12/2005 10:19:34 PM
danielle wrote:
finish it. It's so rich, like drining a melted candy bar.
RosieMac
is this served hot or cold?
it's served hot, and we had one the other day and 3 people counldn't finish it. It's so rich, like drining a melted candy bar.
RosieMac
Pam K <my2p...@noyahoospam.com>
1/12/2005 12:43:30 PM
In article <20050108221618.14312.00002...@mb–m13.aol.com>, Fashiondish says...
Is it ever really OT to post here about chocolate?
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today. I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today. I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Pam K <my2p...@noyahoospam.com>
1/12/2005 12:45:52 PM
In article <20050108221618.14312.00002...@mb–m13.aol.com>, Fashiondish says...
Is it ever really OT to post here about chocolate?
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today. I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
Stevie and I treated ourselves ot the new Starbucks chocolate drink today. I'm
glad I looked up the nutrition info first: It has more fat and calories than a
serving of Ben and Jerry's!
But it tastes divine and packs a strong chocolate and sugar punch. I would like
some more of it...actually I would like to bathe in it. And sleep in it too!
We split the 6 oz. size (only size offered). The smaller portions fit nicely
into espresso–size minicups.
"Cherie" <cedgewo...@copper.net>
1/12/2005 4:10:07 PM
"danielle" <danielle1...@san.rr.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c4f3170a3c33e33989...@news–server.san.rr.com...
is this served hot or cold?
–– danielle
There is a picture of it on the Starbucks website (it looks like a hot drink –– danielle
to me – its in one of their paper cups rather than the clear plastic cups)
http://www.starbucks.com/retail/beverages.asp
"Chantico Drinking Chocolate"– a drinkable dessert with an intense,
full–bodied chocolate flavor and silky, rich texture.
––
Cherie