
But a $5.00 drink is not in the budget, even once a week. And this drink is so delicious, I set out to find a homemade suitable replacement. Can I share with you?

I measure out 16 oz. of boiling water and add two heaping teaspoonfuls of the coffee.
Add this. It is cheapest on Amazon. $3.99 gets you a whole bottle. You would pay $15.00 for this at the local health food store. I squeeze probably 20 whole drops into my coffee base.

Then add a heaping tablespoon of Trader Joe's unsweetened cocoa powder.

Then, either stir or use a frother to blend it all together. I cannot wait to wake up on freezing cold morning to drink one of these. Yummy!
2 comments:
It sounds wonderful. Your baby tummy looks so pretty. You look really good. Megan looks very pretty as well.
I hope you get a chance to rest.
Thanks for stopping by to visit today.
It is always nice.
You know, I saw some powdered (I guess?) Stevia at Foodmaxx, and it was about five bucks. I knew what it was because it's so hot on all the blogs right now. I just can't justify the expense. (Imagine making brownies with a whole cup of the stuff. That's all five bucks of it, right there.)
That peppermint mocha sounds wonderful. I really only drink coffee in the winter, because it makes me so hot.
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