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| 4043.1 | | GEMGRP::gemnt3.zko.dec.com::winalski | PLIT happens... | Wed Jun 14 1995 17:52 | 3 |
| What brand of Swiss Mocha are you talking about?
--PSW
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| 4043.2 | General Foods | GRANPA::GHALSTEAD | | Thu Jun 15 1995 23:39 | 2 |
| The brand I buy is General Foods International Coffees, its name is
"Suisse Mocha". It mostly comes in a red and white 8 oz can.
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| 4043.3 | some ideas | NAC::WALTER | | Wed Jun 21 1995 15:37 | 14 |
| Well I don't drink this stuff.. but I know what it is and I would
"assume" that there is the following ingredients:
Nonfat Milk
Coffee - ground very well
Cocoa
Sugar
Good luck! Have you ever tried reading the ingredients from previous
bought packages? That ought give you a start..
cj
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| 4043.4 | Make your Own Special Brew... | BSS::KELLY_NA | | Wed Jun 21 1995 19:13 | 14 |
| Hi,
I kinda make my own brew also since it is expensive and I also use:
Instant Coffee (regular) or flavored - (hazelnut, french vanilla)
Non-fat powdered milk
Sweetener of your choice
small amount of cocoa
various spices (optional) - cinnamon, nutmeg, etc.
Have fun and experiment!
Nancy
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| 4043.5 | Experiment! | KAMALA::DREYER | More great memories | Thu Jun 22 1995 18:24 | 11 |
| I used to mix half a package of instant hot chocolate with 1/2 tsp.
instant coffee and fill the mug with boiling water. It was pretty
good, even better with a shot of brandy or Kahlua! Now I prefer
frsly brewed coffee, and love to sprinkle a little cinnamon over the
coffee before brewing it. Still drink instant when we go camping,
then I use one of the flavored powdered dairy creamers to make it
special.
Experiment and find out what you like best!
Laura
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| 4043.6 | Quik + coffee = mocha | RDVAX::HABER | supercalifragilisticexpialidocious | Tue Jun 27 1995 14:22 | 8 |
| Gee, I've been doing this for a while -- Nestle's Quik with a spoonful
of either plain or flavored coffee [the irish cream is marvelous!] and
some cremora/coffeemate at work, milk at home. the coffee takes the
sweetness out of the Quik but not the flavor. Cheaper too, than buying
the International Coffee.
sandy
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| 4043.7 | | TP011::KENAH | Do we have any peanut butter? | Wed Jun 28 1995 11:59 | 36 |
| International coffee story (not for the squeamish...)
I was working many years ago, in a theater in Chicago -- it was a huge
place, with basements and sub-basements, and sub-sub -- you get the
idea. Anyway, we stored our equipment in one of the sub-basements, and
I decided to keep some personal stuff with the equipment. Foolishly, I
included some food items, including a tin of International Coffee. The
food was in closed containers, but it was food, and Chicago rats are
large and clever, and voracious.
I went down to get something a few days later, and noticed that rats
had gotten into the food. Now, these rats were typical -- if it was
remotely edible, they'd eat it, and in fact they had eaten everything
-- except the International Coffee. They had gotten into it, and
decided that apparently this stuff wasn't even remotely food-like.
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| 4043.8 | | NOVA::FISHER | now |a|n|a|l|o|g| | Wed Jun 28 1995 15:54 | 8 |
| but rats do eat Power Bars, in fact they break into bike shops to take
the PB's home.
whoops, wrong notes file.
:-)
ed
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