
	Chantico Drinking Chocolate



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Chantico Drinking Chocolate

Prologue: Last week May calls us up to tell Jen of a very important development in the history of hot beverages: The release of Chantico Drinking Chocolate¹ by Starbucks. Advertised as a drinkable dessert and a return to the traditional manner of consuming chocolate… drinking it!

Now, usually Jen and I are Bridgehead type people but this development promised to lure us over to starbucks when the time was right…

May claimed to be torn about telling us over the phone because she might miss the experience of watching Jen try the chocolate for the first time.

Several Days Later…

Chapter One: All Was Lost

Chapter Two: The quest begins

Chapter Three: A new hope

Chapter Four: Sweet Sweet Victory

The first sip

The second sip

A brief rest

The third sip

Chapter Five: A return to suffering

Epilogue: So there you have it May (and everyone else) the photo-story of Chantico Chocolate in the Glebe. Complete with Jen-action shots. I think chantico chocolate may have a place in our bag of treats. I did enjoy one as well. That is about an inch of one. Then I had to stop drinking it because it made my brain feel funny. Jen suspects it kicked my opiate receptors into overdrive.

Post-Chantico Glow

¹ do not read the nutrition information for this drink.

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› food 2005-01-29 11:46 ...5

o_O

Of course I had to look at the nutritional information. And. That's, um. Wow.

I am going to have to try this drink.

Also, I can't remember my legs. :D

at 2005-1-29 13:14 by alia


	Best! Blog! Entry! Ever! I -love- you guys. That rocked, but now I miss you more than ever. Come here and drink chocolate with -me-. at 2005-1-29 13:55 by maysie


	If you can't remember your legs now... just imagine trying to drink a whole cup of this chocolate! at 2005-1-29 18:05 by cmh


	choco-licious Hee! I think I would definitely have to share it with someone. Even their hot chocolate is on the sweet side for me. Although as a result of this post I did indulge in a kid's size hot chocolate this afternoon, after I went to the library on Metcalfe (the experience was slightly spoiled by me thinking I'd left my wallet at the Starbucks I bought it at... after I ran back there it turned out it was in my backpack the whole time. -_-) Anyway. That's one of my favourite SBemails. :) at 2005-1-29 18:48 by alia


	Where is my beloved Chantico? Why did Starbucks stop carrying this drink from heaven? I don't care if it clogs my arteries and permanently sets my cholesterol at a high 240! We must start a petition to bring it back! Is there hope? at 2008-2-6 17:31 by Judith

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