Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts

Friday, May 7, 2010

CHOCOLATE!


Yummy Yummy Chocolate!!!

So the Chocolate Festival at Sixth College was today.

The had fountains of dip-able chocolate, a cake walk game, a pie game, a hershey kiss game, cookies and milk pong, cupcake chairs, a sundae eating contest, a photo booth and inflatable obstacle courses. Everything had some yummy chocolate involved.

It inspired me to have a new dorm room rice recipe:

Chocolate Rice Pudding



Ingredients: Milk (Any P&M), Rice (Trader Joe's), Chocolate Syrup (Foodworx), Cane Sugar (Earl's), Butter (Foodworx), and Instant Chocolate Pudding (Goody's).

Cook your rice in a rice cooker =]
Mix the instant pudding and 2 or so cups of milk, it won't mix well until you add the rice.
Once rice is finished mix in a little butter, estimate 1 tablespoon.
Add rice to pudding mix
Sprinkle in sugar as desired (the pudding isn't very sweet on it's own)
Once well mixed add Chocolate Syrup for extra chocolate-y taste =]
Chill or just eat


Angela =]

Monday, February 22, 2010

Chocolate



There is nothing in the world like good chocolate.


So it's a real treat that all of the marketplaces on campus carry Endangered Species Chocolate!


My absolute favorite is Tree frog – Organic Health Dark Chocolate with Cacao Nibs, Yacon & Acai (70% cocoa). Not only is it organic, it is considered health chocolate because it contains healthful ingredients to the already antioxidant-rich dark chocolate.


Try all three dark chocolate bars in the Organic Health collection knowing that your indulgence helps support species, habitat and humanity.

They are:

• Tree frog – Organic Health Dark Chocolate with Cacao Nibs, Yacon & Acai (70% cocoa)
• Toucan – Organic Health Dark Chocolate with Golden Berry and Lucuma (70% cocoa)
• Spider monkey – Organic Health Dark Chocolate with Goji Berry, Pecans & Maca (70% cocoa)

But remember that there are only 3 kinds of the Endangered Species Chocolate that are Organic Health– so make sure you buy those!

Chocolate will put some kick in your step and is a nice treat to get the brain working.

Happy crunching,
Jessica