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pointless talk about marshmallows

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I was just having a random thought or two..and I was noticing in my thoughts.. :lol: that I seem to be hearing a lot about this cs or that having "good hot chocolate."

How do you define GOOD hot chocolate?


I cannot help but wondering how different individuals preferences could possibly be for hot chocolate...yk?

For example..I've spent time in North Carolina and Texas..and how each state defines "bbq" is vastly different from the other. N.C. bbq is lean pork shoulders, slow smoked on hardwoods, basted with very peppery, sweet, vinegary, little tomato tasting mop. In Texas bbq is a slab of homegrown beef..a brisket smothered in heavy sauce and cooked on the grill.

anyway..so I was thinking.. :wink:


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lexi wrote:I was just having a random thought or two..and I was noticing in my thoughts.. :lol: that I seem to be hearing a lot about this cs or that having "good hot chocolate."

How do you define GOOD hot chocolate?


I cannot help but wondering how different individuals preferences could possibly be for hot chocolate...yk?

For example..I've spent time in North Carolina and Texas..and how each state defines "bbq" is vastly different from the other. N.C. bbq is lean pork shoulders, slow smoked on hardwoods, basted with very peppery, sweet, vinegary, little tomato tasting mop. In Texas bbq is a slab of homegrown beef..a brisket smothered in heavy sauce and cooked on the grill.

anyway..so I was thinking.. :wink:

look what I just found.. https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5491

:::giggles::: oh no,....

so this product must be dandy tasting then aye?
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The god of hot choc last trip was @ The Dampkring!
Nice hot milk with a big block of choc on the end of a stick melting away in the bottom with lashings of cream on top.
VERY VERY NICE!!!!!!! especially if youre not into booze like myself :D
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lexi wrote:How do you define GOOD hot chocolate?
what makes a good hot chocolate?.... SQUIRTY CREAM. and lots of it.

best hot chocolate in dam is fomr the rokerij. we get one every trip, without fail

Rokerij Hot Chocolates...
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How do you define GOOD hot chocolate?
Good hot chocolate has hash in it.... :wink:
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overdose on THC...

I've tried...
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No Marshmellows in Holland. Bring your own.
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I'm a horlicks man. Hot chocolate is for c..nts! :lol:
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Bethlehem wrote:I'm a horlicks man. Hot chocolate is for c..nts! :lol:
:shock: :shock:

I aint no C*nt!!
They are useful :lol:
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I'm a horlicks man. Hot chocolate is for c..nts!
Note: In the RLD, if you tell a girl you are a horlicks man, she might be VERY happy! :D
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lmfao...you read my mind with that one
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milehigh wrote:No Marshmellows in Holland. Bring your own.

r u serious? :cry:

Just about everytime I travel, and I have food or beverages with me..they take it or make me chuck it in the trashcan...pnut butter crackers..you name it..

Do I DARE smuggle marshmallows? :twisted:

I would like to bring my own tea..dare I?

I am grateful for the efforts that go into trying to keep the world as safe as possible whether we are home or traveling..but sometimes...grr :?

hmmm....
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lexi wrote:
milehigh wrote:No Marshmellows in Holland. Bring your own.
Do I DARE smuggle marshmallows? :twisted:

I would like to bring my own tea..dare I?

I am grateful for the efforts that go into trying to keep the world as safe as possible whether we are home or traveling..but sometimes...grr :?

hmmm....
you would be safe taking a bag of marshmallows (sealed/checked)...

the tea's are generally very good and most c.s.'s have a good selection 8)
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