A (not-so-new) and exciting discovery

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A (not-so-new) and exciting discovery

Postby Seaside » January 26th, 2007, 1:57 pm

OK, I'm a bit dim, I admit it. I heard everyone raving about the chai and the capuccino, so I got some. When I prepared them my usual way (dump in cup, douse with boiling water, stir) I was APPALLED at the result. Undrinkable! Nasty!

Naturally, I thought "Hmm...all those people out there are having hallucinations. They just THINK that nasty stuff with the sludge on top is good!" It couldn't be me.

So then today I actually read the directions :shock: and prepared some capuccino the way it says on the box. Oh, fraptious joy! I have a new favorite now.
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Postby AmandaRose » January 26th, 2007, 2:06 pm

LOL ...
:lol: That is the funniest thing. I love the chi and I brought some to star bucks at Barns and Nobles the other morning, thinking I would just ask for some hot water and enjoy. Do not try this people Seaside is right. It was so yucky :hammerhead1: and I had to drink the lumps and all because I didn’t bring anything else with me!!! :brickwall:
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Postby bikipatra » January 26th, 2007, 2:40 pm

I already posted about my green tea and vanilla dumpling soup.
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Postby Seaside » January 28th, 2007, 8:47 am

Green tea and vanilla dumplings...uh..... :roll:
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Re: A (not-so-new) and exciting discovery

Postby MerryMary » January 28th, 2007, 8:53 am

Seaside wrote:OK, I'm a bit dim, I admit it. I heard everyone raving about the chai and the capuccino, so I got some. When I prepared them my usual way (dump in cup, douse with boiling water, stir) I was APPALLED at the result. Undrinkable! Nasty!


:lol: LOL ... been there and done that! Chai is still not a fav of mine but it is sure a lot better when you follow the directions!

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Postby Honey Child » February 3rd, 2007, 8:00 pm

Haaaaaa! I guess all of our tastes are different. I love the chai but absolutely hate the cappuccino. I am still tryng to trade the 6 packets I have instead of throwing them out.

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Postby Diana » February 3rd, 2007, 11:23 pm

We found these great little portable mixers. They come apart and fit into a little black carrying case. They're GREAT for the hot drinks away from home (or for the shakes when you don't want to actually do the shaking). Just don't use them with the pudding (total disaster) or the soup (purreed beef stew -- not so appetizing).

Check out prohealth dot com and do a search for "handmixer"

My breakfast is almost exclusively ccaappuucciinnoo, the last one of the day is either pudding or chai latte, and my second breakfast is a vanilla or banana shake in decaf (when there's time -- otherwise, it's an RTD).
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