Iced Mocha Recipe

There are lots of things you can do with leftover coffee. But, leftover coffee in the labs and offices are a different matter. You don’t exactly have a lot of space to work with, nor an oven. What you likely have is a refrigerator and a desk to work with.

Keeping these constraints in mind, we made a batch of our favourite afternoon caffeinated beverage to share with you.

You’ll need:

Software
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  • Large glass ~900ml (30 US ounces)
  • Leftover coffee — about 200 ml (just over a cup) for each serving
  • Chocolate milk mix (liquid or powder)
  • Milk — About 250ml (a little over a glass) per serving
  • Coffee creamer — to taste (optional)

Directions:

  1. Put two heaping teaspoons of chocolate milk powder or equivalent of chocolate syrup to the glass.
    When we say heaping, we mean heaping!
    When we say heaping, we mean heaping!
  2. Add the coffee (more if you want higher octane) and mix.
    High octane or low, your choice.
    High octane or low, your choice.
  3. Add the coffee creamer of your favourite flavour and milk, then mix again.
    Creamer gives the drink a rich flavour -- we like around 30 ml (2 tbs).
    Creamer gives the drink a rich flavour — we like around 30 ml (2 tbs).
    Milk
    It does the body and drink good.
  4. Add a couple ice cubes, if you want and enjoy.
    Drink me.
    Drink me.

This is particularly good at reviving the near-dead during a hot day of field work.

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