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- Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 12:58:09 -0500
- From: Pierette_Maniago_VanRyzin@transarc.com
- Subject: Re: Real fancy hot chocolate
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- I know the thread is about homemade hot-chocolate - not from a mix.
- But I have tasted a mix that has a bit of cinnamon mixed into the hot
- chocolate. It is pure heaven. I'd be a bit reluctant to try mixing
- ground cinnamon into a homemade hot-chocolate (or into any liquid for
- that matter). Isn't cinnamon ground tree bark? If so, that would
- explain its tendancy to float on top of liquids rather than
- incorporating in correctly. Any suggestions on how to get the
- wonderful cinnamon flavor into a homemade hot-chocolate?
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- Pierette VanRyzin
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