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chocolate latte

chocolate latte
I stubled arcross this when I ran out of milk the other night.It's simple but I think it's tastes nice and I wanted to share my joy with the world'
 
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Step 1What you'll need

what you\
You'll need;
hot chocolate(powdered stuff of coco powder would work)
cheap instant latte thing
suger
hot water
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Dec 2, 2007. 9:31 AMichipoodle says:
yeah! next up, we've gotta make a jamocha clone (that good coffee shake at arbys)
Aug 31, 2006. 2:51 PMNeodudeman says:
Oooo, yummy! I def like the camera phone pictures. lol
Aug 31, 2006. 5:27 PMspinach_dip says:
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2006:08:31 16:58:35

I hope that's not too personal to post. It's not like this of course:

http://www.hutta.com/catcrop/

Anyone able to write a shell script or Gimp Macro to strip bulk Exif data and thumbnails from a bunch of photos in a directory, post it. That would be a useful instructable.
Oct 21, 2006. 10:15 AMCaspar_s says:
If you can run perl scripts, check out Exiftool
[url]http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/[/url]
Aug 31, 2006. 11:19 PMtrebuchet03 says:
hrmm... there's got to be some sort of termination code to say when the exif data ends and the image begins... If you know where the data begins and ends, I think just reading in the image, some quick regex and writing the file should take care of that.... Am I missing something with that thinking? I think I'm going to play with that when I have some free time :P --- It's not too personal - at least in a society of tolerance it shouldn't be... But then again, that type of thinking has been a radical thought nowadays...
Aug 31, 2006. 11:21 PMtrebuchet03 says:
nice :) Perhaps some chocolate syrup or brown sugar for a little extra zing :D
Aug 31, 2006. 2:49 PMFrenchCrawler says:
Nice Job, I'll have to try this later.
You should try mixing hot coco and flavored Coffee-mate liquid together. This flavors the coco (French Vanilla, Hazelnut, etc.) and gives it the "milky" flavor.

Or if you have packets (or tin) of instant flavored coffee, you could also just mix that in to the coco and add some alternate milk which you can make if you follow this link: http://members.tripod.com/~iskra/nomilk/altmilk.htm

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