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[Dunamisdeos]

Putting hot chocolate mix into coffee is the best drink possible.

[Iduno]

Putting hot chocolate mix into coffee is the best drink possible.

Hmm. Hmm.

I have had coffee with cinnamon in it (I assume quite a bit, it's difficult to taste when I do it myself) which was very good. So, I assume, this would be even better?

[wierd]

Ick!

No no no no no.

Do THIS instead.

Pour about 4 to 6 oz of milk into a tall glass
Put in the microwave for approx 1:30, or until the milk just starts to boil
Add 1 cap-full of real vanilla extract
Add 1 heaping tbs light brown sugar
Add 2 to 4 oz of the strongest espresso you can produce.
Squirt real whipped cream on top, about 4cm deep.  Stir in.
Squirt more whipped cream on top as a garnish.


Bonus--

Add 2 pips dark chocolate and whisk in vigorously before adding whipped cream, garnish with chocolate shavings on the whipped cream.

Putting hot chocolate mix into coffee is the best drink possible.

Hmm. Hmm.

I have had coffee with cinnamon in it (I assume quite a bit, it's difficult to taste when I do it myself) which was very good. So, I assume, this would be even better?

That depends on your political affiliation.

[Dunamisdeos]

While I have no doubt whatsoever that Weird's recipe is of superior quality, it takes like 30s to get you some coffee from the pot and chuck some hot chocolate mix into it. Make sure to be..... liberal... with some extra creamer/milk as well.

I used Ghirardelli chocolate mix too, so you know it had a fancy name on the label.

[Ulfarr]

No no no! Not like that!

Always pour a bit of the liquid on top of the powdered stuff and stirr it until it becomes like a thick paste. And then add the rest of the liquid. That way you won’t get those nasty floating clumps that refuse to dissolve.

[Arx]

I'm more impressed that they managed to manufacture chocolate without Conservatives.


...does it have any preservatives?

[§k]

I made some soup.

Meat sliced.
Lettuce chopped.
Tomato chopped and peeled.
Egg.
Onion and chili pepper minced.

I added half inch of water into the skillet, heat it until it boiled, then added meat and let it boil for 1 minute. Turned of the oven and moved the meat to a bowl.

Added salt. Added the tomato and boiled and crushed with spatula until it became paste and dropped the egg on top of the tomato paste. Turned to lowest heat and let the egg be cooked. Moved the egg to the bowl.

Added some water and brought it to boil with high heat and put in lettuce and then turned off the oven and got the soup to the bowl. Added some soy s

Put some oil into the skillet and fried the onion and chili pepper and added them to the soup.

[Iduno]

I am mulling cider (US, so opaque juice). Toast the cinnamon and some cloves, add some cardamom, heat with the cider for a while. It needs more cinnamon flavor, but it's pretty good.

I made some soup.

Meat sliced.
Lettuce chopped.
Tomato chopped and peeled.
Egg.
Onion and chili pepper minced.

I added half inch of water into the skillet, heat it until it boiled, then added meat and let it boil for 1 minute. Turned of the oven and moved the meat to a bowl.

Added salt. Added the tomato and boiled and crushed with spatula until it became paste and dropped the egg on top of the tomato paste. Turned to lowest heat and let the egg be cooked. Moved the egg to the bowl.

Added some water and brought it to boil with high heat and put in lettuce and then turned off the oven and got the soup to the bowl. Added some soy s

Put some oil into the skillet and fried the onion and chili pepper and added them to the soup.

I assume the chopped lettuce ends up like chopped celery? Did you add garlic or any spices? I can see cumin working out well in that soup.

[§k]

Kind of but i put them in shortly before turning off the oven as they weren't as tough as celery. Onion and chili pepper were the only spice. I'd have used garlic if there weren't onion. Cumin definitely would work well.

[Iduno]

There is a lady who stops a truck nearby in the morning, and sells tacos out the back. Each year, she takes a 2 week vacation during the holidays.

I couldn't get out of bed earlier enough to make breakfast today. I Have No Tacos, And I Must Eat.

[Dunamisdeos]

I want a goddam personal taco truck.

[MaximumZero]

I want a goddam personal taco truck.

Maybe one day when I can afford to retire, I'll run a food truck, and you can shop there. No guarantee of tacos, though. Probably pulled bbq meats and macaroni and cheese.

[Dunamisdeos]

I want a goddam personal taco truck.

Maybe one day when I can afford to retire, I'll run a food truck, and you can shop there. No guarantee of tacos, though. Probably pulled bbq meats and macaroni and cheese.

Let me clarify.

I want a truck to pull up outside of my house and offer me cooked food on a daily basis.

[Iduno]

It's at work, just across the street.

Kebabs would be harder to drive around for a few hours while constantly making (or have pre-made and keep heated, but that's not good kebab), but you would make bank.

[nenjin]

Yeah, the 10 to 15 minute cook time on chicken prevents it from being a viable food truck item. Most people don't expect to stand around that long in front of a food truck.

Semi-related, a Middle Eastern place opened very close to work, with a menu very close to the old Middle Eastern place near work that closed over a year ago.

Chicken Kebab (they call it Chicken Tikka but eh, not really), Saffron rice, some side veg, lentil soup, some low quality Naan, free Black tea....all for about $15. It's a goddam feast and I look forward to it every week.