Coffee!

Not for me, thanks.

If it's really cold outside, hot tea or sugar free hot chocolate.

I have some chocolate milk substitute, it has to be stirred from time to time when I make the drink, but the taste is very good.

Hershey's makes good sugar free chocolate bars; they even have them in Special Dark, now.

Their Lite chocolate syrup is also very good. I can't tell the difference really.

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Coffee!

Not for me, thanks.

If it's really cold outside, hot tea or sugar free hot chocolate.

I have some chocolate milk substitute, it has to be stirred from time to time when I make the drink, but the taste is very good.

Hershey's makes good sugar free chocolate bars; they even have them in Special Dark, now.

Their Lite chocolate syrup is also very good. I can't tell the difference really.

This what I was talking about, it comes in a 5lb can, they also make a flavor in Strawberry in a 3.5lb can, Chocolate is $16.99 a can, $89.99 for a case of 6 and Strawberry is $17.59 $13.85 a can, $94.99 $74.79 for a case of 6. It seems they are now calling both an alternative, instead of a substitute, oh well, I've bought one can and they last a long time the way I drink it.

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Coffee!

Not for me, thanks.

If it's really cold outside, hot tea or sugar free hot chocolate.

I have some chocolate milk substitute, it has to be stirred from time to time when I make the drink, but the taste is very good.

Hershey's makes good sugar free chocolate bars; they even have them in Special Dark, now.

Their Lite chocolate syrup is also very good. I can't tell the difference really.

This what I was talking about, it comes in a 5lb can, they also make a flavor in Strawberry in a 3.5lb can, Chocolate is $16.99 a can, $89.99 for a case of 6 and Strawberry is $17.59 $13.85 a can, $94.99 $74.79 for a case of 6. It seems they are now calling both an alternative, instead of a substitute, oh well, I've bought one can and they last a long time the way I drink it.

I've never seen Honeyville anything in the stores here.

Speaking of chocolate, I had a Frosty from Wendy's the other day, and it was very good. :~) I love chocolate shakes, but the Frosty, if made right, has a good scoopable texture and is nice and malty.

I think it's going to be homemade biscuits and sausage patties this morning for breakfast. Feeling in the mood to cook and stay away from the blah versions I've been finding at Mc'D's.

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The mind is a weird and mysterious place

Coffee!

Not for me, thanks.

If it's really cold outside, hot tea or sugar free hot chocolate.

I have some chocolate milk substitute, it has to be stirred from time to time when I make the drink, but the taste is very good.

Hershey's makes good sugar free chocolate bars; they even have them in Special Dark, now.

Their Lite chocolate syrup is also very good. I can't tell the difference really.

This what I was talking about, it comes in a 5lb can, they also make a flavor in Strawberry in a 3.5lb can, Chocolate is $16.99 a can, $89.99 for a case of 6 and Strawberry is $17.59 $13.85 a can, $94.99 $74.79 for a case of 6. It seems they are now calling both an alternative, instead of a substitute, oh well, I've bought one can and they last a long time the way I drink it.

I've never seen Honeyville anything in the stores here.

Speaking of chocolate, I had a Frosty from Wendy's the other day, and it was very good. :~) I love chocolate shakes, but the Frosty, if made right, has a good scoopable texture and is nice and malty.

I think it's going to be homemade biscuits and sausage patties this morning for breakfast. Feeling in the mood to cook and stay away from the blah versions I've been finding at Mc'D's.

And you won't as Honeyville sells on the net, I buy whole powdered eggs from them every month, that saves gasoline and wear & tear on My car.

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Well... destiny has clearly put me down as having hiccups for breakfast today :/ There was an incident... involving some cold rice. It's taught me not to be innovative.

Could do with one of your Honeyville Farm drinks I think Vic :)

I've never seen Honeyville anything in the stores here.

And you won't as Honeyville sells on the net, I buy whole powdered eggs from them every month, that saves gasoline and wear & tear on My car.

I see. Great rate on shipping.

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I've never seen Honeyville anything in the stores here.

And you won't as Honeyville sells on the net, I buy whole powdered eggs from them every month, that saves gasoline and wear & tear on My car.

I see. Great rate on shipping.

Yeah, that it is, a flat $4.99 on an entire order, I've even made pancakes with the powdered eggs, two level tablespoons of egg powder worth were called for, I didn't even need to add any extra water for the 1 egg, 2 level tablespoons egg powder = 1 raw egg, I'm not sure if the light soy milk or the Aunt Jamima pancake mix was at fault, as the pancakes were off in taste, enough so that I couldn't eat more than half of what I'd made, though outside of that, the pancakes looked normal.

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Warm cheese roll, at my desk, as usual.

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Big meal to-day, two eggs, two slices of toast......

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3 big 9" diameter pancakes with margarine and dripping with maple syrup and of course decaf coffee...

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3 big 9" diameter pancakes with margarine and dripping with maple syrup

Your killing me.......

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3 big 9" diameter pancakes with margarine and dripping with maple syrup

Your killing me.......

Not to mention himself.

(Not that I don't do that too sometimes...)

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Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

3 big 9" diameter pancakes with margarine and dripping with maple syrup

Your killing me.......

And I won't be hungry almost all day long either, oh and the syrup was lite syrup...

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For Breakfast - - NOT

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For Breakfast - - NOT

Hmm, not that far from me. Tempting... :)

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Not for breakfast, but I wonder what they'd think if Vic and I (not sure if Scott qualifies) showed up together for a free lunch.

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Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
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Well, that Bear Grill café itself looks cute, but not the breakfast. Yikes.

I've noticed egg and milk prices have gone up a lot in the last couple of years. I don't really know why, unless people are eating a lot of breakfasts at places like that!

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Well, that Bear Grill café itself looks cute, but not the breakfast. Yikes.

I've noticed egg and milk prices have gone up a lot in the last couple of years. I don't really know why, unless people are eating a lot of breakfasts at places like that!

If the eggs and milk are from the west coast, drought would have a lot to do with it.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Well, that Bear Grill café itself looks cute, but not the breakfast. Yikes.

I've noticed egg and milk prices have gone up a lot in the last couple of years. I don't really know why, unless people are eating a lot of breakfasts at places like that!

If the eggs and milk are from the west coast, drought would have a lot to do with it.

That's probably true; not sure what it is here in Kentucky. I used to be able to get a dozen medium eggs for 89 cents. Even the small ones are more than a $1 now.

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A Kinder Bueno with coffee. At my desk, of course.

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