Hot drinks thread
Discussion about Hot drinks like
>Tea
>Coffee
>Hot chocolate
Pic related, my favorite drink is gunpowder tea. Drinked while day hike earlier today.
>>634633
you had me for a moment i thought i just found a powder mage
>cup with fengar holes
>knitted mittens
oh the cruelty
![IMG_20151122_105401_500[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/VqgF2je.jpg "IMG_20151122_105401_500[1].jpg")
>>634633
I have that same hammock!
I often drink coffee in thermosbottle. Too lazy to boil while hiking. When overnight I boil on campfire.
I like to bring blackcurrant toddy.
>>634633
That pic makes me happy
>>634633
You look cozy as fuck. I can't wait for a little more snow and to go /out/. Cheers man
>>634633
Nescafe 3-in-1 x2 in Jetboil on a crisp fresh Autumn morning...ahhhh
>>634797
i know it's a kuksa anon and it's ok, i wasn't deriding
>>634797
What model is it? I want to try starting into hammock camping but I'm a bit big for most cheap starters. I'm about 230lbs and I don't want to risk a 250 max one. So how is the one you have OP?
>>634633
in addition to tea, coffee and hot chocolate I also like to bring some beef and chicken bouillon cubes to have a hot cup of broth to warm up with.
>>634929
>I also like to bring some beef and chicken bouillon cubes to have a hot cup of broth
well well aren't we a fantsy pance. i'm just a poorfag so all i have is ramen seasoning packets
>>634797
>that isn't just a Cup
It literally is just a cup
>>634633
i sometimes make some spruce/pine tea when it's cold. tastes better than hot water, apparently it's healthy too.
>>634910
The model I have is ticket to the moon single. Ticket to the moon is really high quality brand and I have nothing bad to say about it.
http://www.ticketothemoon.com/configurator/76
>>634985
Yes! I love spruce tea, but it taste best in sping.
>>634939
No, it's a Kuksa. I bet you think they're sitting in just a hammock and not a based Eno, too.
>>635168
They are sitting in the forest m8
>>635168
>I bet you think they're sitting in just an eno and not a based ENO™, too.
ftfy
eno is now a proprietary eponym as well as a verb. The future is now
>>634797
Thats funny. us michiganders got out first snow of the season that day too.
>>634633
What's gun powder tea and did you carve that yourself?
Also looking for anything related to coffee. I love coffee and a good, flavorful cup is worth any hassle. It's therapeutic just making it.
>>636491
>What's gun powder tea
Its just a type of tea. I believe the leaves are rolled instead of loose.
>Sleeping in a hammock
>In that FREEZER
How do you guys even stand this harsh climate?
South American here btw
>>634939
Pls stahp senpai
>>636491
Yeah, gunpowder is tea type, leafes are rolled and taste is smokey. I didn't carve that, my Mother gave me as a present from Lapland, but it is hand crafted still.
>>636553
It was only -5 celcius and I was only on a Day hike. But when sleeping om hammoc at winter, there should be underquilt wich covers hammoc from wind and cold.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/hot-buttered-bourbon-and-cider-201164
/thread
>>636755
Cloves?!
Everything else looks good but that. Maybe because it reminds me of the packing in my mouth after I had my wisdom teeth out.
>>636842
the only thing that cloves are good for is bologna jubilee. makes it all deliciious.
>>636553
underquilt most likely
>>636553
Man made materials are surprisingly amazing at keeping you warm whilst being light weight.
1 little sleeping bag can equate to layers of clothing.
Here in Sweden we have "kokkaffe", which is just coarse grind coffee that you can brew and let settle in a single pan for outdoors expeditions. It's kind of like Turkish coffee. You can also bring "coffee cheese" for it, which I guess is an old adaptation to when you couldn't carry milk around 'cause it would get spoiled.
Another thing I love to drink while /out/doors in cold weather is "glögg", which I can only describe as something like wine and chai tea mixed together. It's similar to American "hot cider", with alcohol, kind of like what
>>636755
posted. As a bonus, you usually put some raisins and... Activated almonds... in it, which you're likely to carry around as trail mix anyway.
>>634700
I hear you! Boiling while hiking takes too much coordination.
>>637487
Oh I love glögi as it is said in Finland. Here it is sold at christmas cause its More like christmas drink.
>>637547
Yeah same here, but it's available throughout the winter season, and is awesome as a warmer upper and get drunk-er after a hard day in the snowy outdoors.
>>637510
i usually boil when i stop to rest not while hiking per say
turkish coffee from a copper-plated aluminum ibrik and that one cheap pocket stove with the orange case on amazon
Incense Cedar and/or spruce teas are awesome. As is Oswego tea (made from Beebalm) and Echinecia (made from cone flower), and a fuckton of other herbal teas you can collect while /out/.
>>637562
purple cone flower is my shit
i've got a native wildflower lawn and those are the tastiest
>>637690
Also they are very good if you are sick. Notably anti inflammatory after just one cup, and packed with anti oxidants.
>>634633
I like some peppermint tea.
>>637487
I know kokkaffe means 'boiled coffee', but now I think of benis.
>>641271
Whats that? It looks like illicit narcotic paraphernalia
>>641449
a bitter, caffeinated infusion called mate
>>641449
its a straw with a filter at the bottom so you can drink your mate without having to eat up a bunch of bitter herb along with it.
>>641540
Where could I try this drink? I love stimulants. Especially coca leaves
Any of you drink yaupon tea? It's pretty delicious, and got plenty of caffeine and theobromine. In fact it's one of the few, if not the only (and strongest) caffeinated plant native to North America.
If you're in the southeast of the US it's worth trying, that shit grows like a weed and is damn near indestructible... It's literally everywhere around here, and yet nobody knows about it or drinks it.
>>641271
Nice. Yaupon is Ilex vomitoria and is fairly closely related to Ilex paraguariensis. Similar-ish flavor.
>>641563
Forgot my pic.
Berries are slightly toxic, but the leaves aren't. The name Ilex vomiter came about due to it's use by indians in a purification ritual in which they drink massive amounts of the tea brewed very strongly and then induce vomitting. The leaves are not emetic though.
>>641560
It's pretty easily available in N America at least. The cafe at my school even has it now along side the coffee and tea. Any grocery store should carry it as well.
>>641560
it's available in supermarkets. you'd need the gourd and straw as well because it's really not the same when prepared as a tea
if you know any argentine/uruguayan/brazilian person ask them to make it for you, it takes a bit of skill to prepare a good mate
Spent brass coffee
This stuff makes amazing tea. Its called Mormon Tea and grows wild in the Mojave. All I do is rip off some stalks and cut them into inch lengths then boil them for about five minutes in water to get a lot of it in the tea. Tastes sweet like you've added a little honey and is natural ephedra so it gives you an energy boost. You don't need to dry it but I am drying a bunch in my garage.
any tea snobs who refuse to use tea bags? how do you steep your loose leaf tea?
I like this thing. It's got strainer, and air/water tight container for holding your loose leaf which doubles as a press to remove water from leaves so you can reuse your tea, if it's a reusable type that is.
>>642770
I have at least 50 different loose leaf teas and anyone that refuses to use a bag for convenience is an idiot. Lots of brands make circular 'pod' type tea bags that can be brought along, used, and discarded. They are biodegradable because they are essentially paper and tea, I wonder where those things came from.
That said, this travel tea container looks dope. This is what I use right now because it is easy to clean. Just open it, bang it on something, put it away.
![58573[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/KkqPs9U.jpg "58573[1].jpg")
I pack pick related. If any of you all knowing tea connoisseurs want to suggest something similar go ahead.
>>642770
I'm not a tea snob, but I've been making my own tea so it doesn't have bags.
I grind mine into a powder though so lots of the infusers or like a french press set up wouldn't work so great I guess. I don't really worry about it though, I just dump that shit in the water then let it settle off at the bottom.
>>642770
>>642778
I just make my own.
>>636553
Alcohol and Steger mukluks
>>634929
Beef stock is delicious. Throw in some herbs/spices too, I like either parsley and oregano, or chilli and coriander.
>>637487
Glögg is a type of mulled wine.
TEA
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English Breakfast othetwise known as just 'tea' here in the UK.
Not sure how you'd deal with the milk when camping. Probably take UHT milk since that doesn't need to be refrigerated, but it tastes a bit shit.
>>643073
black tea actually tastes pretty good when i actually decided to try it without milk/sugar. even a little sugar is nice without milk.
Lipton Yellow, which is like standard tea here. Usually with lots of sugar and sometimes some rum. Sometimes I'll make nettle or pine needle tea but it's more to break the monotony, I'm not that fond of it. If I'm in a wet area I'll try to forage for some mint and make mint tea with tons of sugar, this is truly GOAT.
>>641515
Bigger is better.
>>644363
no, 400kb would suffice
>>642770
just use the old tea ball
I love boil green gunpowder with my trangia.
>>634633
I need to know what the brand/store of those gloves are, please.
>>645513
My mother bought those for me from Norway last summer. I cant remember brand now, but ill post it tomorrow when I get home!
>>644500
>I'm a pussy who doesn't poke holes in my ballsack and boil them over a fire.
I pity you.
>>645513
Alraight these are the cloves.
>>634633
>being a woman
That's just sad
>>646151
Sorry, Im male.
>>634633
good coffee with a little Kahlua and a lot of kraken rum
>>646148
Cut your nails fgt
>>641271
Came to post this.
>>641271
>>641271
>>646234
Lol that's obviously a girl's thumb you knobgoblin
>>648393
REEEEE I AM CIS HETERO MAN!
God Tier Pine Needle Tea Masterrace
>>648393
I've seen male hands resembling that posted on this site.
>>642770
>being this much of a pussy
loose leaf, water and sugar in a pot and boil on a very small fire
pour in serving cup, and while it cools to drinking temp the leaves settle
Pumpkin spice latte
>>634700
My thermos is literally one of my favourite possesions, i can make hot tea and drink it 10 hours later at uni or innawoods and it is still warm.
>>634797
mis päi sä asut, vittu tääl nokial oo yhtään lunta :(
Made some Roibos while out hiking for a bit with a friend. It was a pretty tasty trail drink.
>>652243
Pohjois Uudellamaalla, mutta lumet suli jo aikoja sitten:/ Hyvää joulua kuitenkin!
>>634633
Do you use an underquilt?
>>652385
I actually got it as christmas present couple hours ago. Before that i used wool blanket.
>>641760
Used to chew on this while deer hunting in Southern Utah. We called it Brigham tea. Pretty tasty. Never actually made tea with it though.
Best hammock for price?
>>648205
do not fedora me, pal
>>652387
Oh right on!
Did the wool blanket get rid of the cold ass? I never used a underquilt (dumb idea) and i always woke up with a cold ass and cold feet.
>>652493
Not really, but I have sleeped only at summer, so then wasnt cold
>>652420
I'm not your pal, buddy
>>634633
coffee with chicory for me, black and strong
>hot cocoa with creme de menthe in the evenings
Coffee mostly, tea if friends are drinking it.
I'll do ground coffee in a cup and pour boiling water on it, stir and let it sink. If it doesn't sink fast enough i'll pour a bit of cold water on top.
>>637487
I'm always surprised how much cafeïne is released after boiling coffee.
>chai tea
tea tea?
>>637487
'Coffee cheese' is mostly a Finnish thing and from the northern parts of Sweden, mainly in Tornedalen. You don't happen to live there or have relatives from there?
>>634633
Before I go /out/ where I won't have access to a coffee pot, I take coffee grounds and tie them inside coffee filters cut in half. Instant coffeebags. Boil them a few minutes if you want psycho amounts of caffeine, stop just at the point of boiling if you don't like bitterness in your coffee. I prefer to make them with pic related.
>>653553
>psycho amounts of caffeine
I like the sound of this.
I fuggin love coffee
>>653581
If you want the tons of caffeine, don't get the coffee with chicory because chicory contains no caffeine.
>>653584
I'll keep that in mind.
Since it seems you know about coffee, do you know of any good guides on coffee. By that I mean from the plant, to how it's prepared to types of flavors. I'm always on the lookout for flavor.
>>653591
Can't help you there, sorry. Coffee won't grow outside where I live, so I haven't researched it.
>>653594
I'm not planning on growing it but certainly grinding it maybe even roasting them.
>>634633
why do you need a hammock for day hiking?
>>653618
Maybe for snugglefucking?
>>653618
Its relaxing and there isnt any seats in that forest and I didnt want to seat on snowy ground.
>>653650
you sound like a retarded faggot
do you by any chance own an iphone?
>>653719
>do you by any chance own an iphone?
No
> you butthurt virgin
>>653768
yeah, im such a butthurt virgin
damn
>>653612
Hit the coffee threads on /ck/.
But in short entry level recommendations are going to be.
1. Locally roasted beans (medium, never dark roast)
2. Hario Skerton hand burr grinder
3. Either French press, aeropress, or V60 pour over
4. Preferably a kettle that accurately brings water to a specific temperature. (you never want to use boiling water for coffee)
>>653802
You forgot a digital scale for exact measurement.
>>634633
gunpowder is my favorite too.
>>653591
>>653802
And get a grinder.
Beans preserve much more flavor than ground coffee.
The psycho amount of cafeïne are released whilst cooking the coffee, so you don't have to use the filters at home. Just put ground coffee in a pot, add water, boil it and let it boil for a while.
Don't add milk in the pot, the grounds will never sink.
I believe russians do this with tea. They let it boil for quite a time, until they get a very concentrated liquid. Then they thin the concentrate with hot water. In prison this concentrate is used as a drug.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chifir%27
>>634633
What is gun powder tea? Never heard of it.
I usually take a thermos of green tea with jasmin on day hikes with me. Any long term /out/ trips and the thermos isn't really worth it (because it's kind of heavy, and if I'm carrying a stove I can just boil water freshly at start or end of day).
Anyone else drink green tea with jasmin? The best brands I've found are T2 and Dilmah, the latter being easily the best. I find jasmin makes green tea so much nicer. I'm also partial to a marocan mint tea, but that's kind of hard to prepare when /out/.
this isn't strictly /out/ related but on the topic of thermos usage, I often make a coffee before bed and store it next to my bed. When I wake up in the morning it's still steaming hot and I have a nice, fresh warm coffee before I even get out of bed, which is pretty sweet.
>>641271
buen mate chori, estoy tomando uno ahora mismo
>>634633
>go winter camping with buddy and a guy from his work place who claims to be out expert
>I'm first at agreed camping spot and set up my tent and a self feeding upside down fire to heat up some water while I put up my tent
>buddy and Jeff (the out expert!) arrive and buddy looks unhappy as fuck
>Jeff is a total out autist and proceeds to comment about the fire being to high off the ground to be safe and that the tent is in the wrong spot
>later Jeff complains that he is cold (because he didn't pack the right clothes for a winter camp) because we are in the wrong place and there are no wind breaks (except for the giant stand of evergreens right behind us)
>offer Jeff a hot drink to help him warm up his core and he declines, he doesn't drink hot drinks.... not even to raise his body temp
>I have noticed that a lot of people who are autistic don't drink hot drinks, we now use this as a test before we take anybody out with us, we ask them if they are a tea or a coffee person, if they say neither then they are not fucking coming with us.
>>654132
It's a type of tea, just like coffee you can get different types of tea, gun powder, oolong tea, Earl Grey and green tea, just to name a few.
The tea we most widely drink in the UK is a blend of many teas rather than just one type.
>>654163
Jasmine green tea is top tier! My personal choices are plain, jasmine and lemon.
Had a cup of lemon green tea earlier today while out hiking in the snow :)
On the thermos, I bring one on longer hikes too. That way I can boil water in the morning, pour it in the thermos and have a hot cup of tea or coffee on breaks without having to break out the trangia every time
>>654054
>Don't add milk in the pot
> implying I'd use milk, ever
![WP_20151228_001[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/9iCaEpX.jpg "WP_20151228_001[1].jpg")
>>634633
I bought the very same kuksa while I was on a bicycle trip around Saaremaa, brings back a lot of good memories.
>>654265
>needing to defend your preferences on a brazilian tattoo forum
>>654361
I need that patch
>>655313
Bought it from their site. Also bought a vinyl but since the record company is portuguese it reached me bent, damned moortugal I swear. Still playable though. And the patch was like 3 euros or something, well worth it.
>>634800
Awesome pic, looks beautiful out there. Any more, maybe not advertising the Jetboil?
>>637487
10/10
Shitty google stock pic related, Japanese pour over coffees are GOAT after long day of hiking Nippon. You can get them cheap off Amazon/Asian supermarkets too, but in Japan they're like $1.
>black tea
Alows you to hydrate too.
I'm surprised nobody said jello. Hot jello.
>>658633
Bill Cosby pls go
I don't want any of your cotton candy quaaludes™ jello®
>>636491
Ground up dandelion root makes a good substitute for coffee, i've never tried it but it sounds interesting
Same thing happened to me, the sheer smell of cloves makes me feel kind of sick now
>>652326
Roibos best bos. I dont even remove the teabag while drinking it.
>>660005
Yea, I'm surprised it wouldn't make you tired though....
I drink 2 cups every night before bed. It puts me right out and gives me crazy dreams... Not nightmares, just super vivid insane dreams.
>>660018
Except it has no mind adulterants and you are just a sperglord
>>634705
blackcurrant tea is great
>>660005
Op here, I bought rooibos like week ago and tasted it. It flew straith to the carbin bin. It was afwul. Then I went to Shop and bought more gunpowder
>>635163
Tastes too much like turpentine for me.
Best way to make powdered Matcha when camping? I don't want to bring a whisk with me.
>>654193
This is my favorite post.
Not sure why.
Shameless pump
>>663605
That's some weird ass music OP.... better listen to your traditional polkas, like Nightwish and Turisas...
>>634633
Hot jello.
>>665844
Oh, that wasnt me, but I listen folkmetal like Ensiferum and Metsatöll!
What is this jello anons are talkingabout
-Eurofag
Anons, have you ever drank hot shnaps while out? Thats the shit.
Holy fuck this thread is like a month old
>>671536
it's two muntz old anon, to the day!
I drink any of pic related. Not picured: Ramen Broth Packets
I wonder how practical it would be to take one of those little stovetop espresso makers /out/...
>>671536
Im pretty impressed by it and thanks for the Bumb
T op
>>669151
Flavored pectin in hot water.
>>671574
Have you tested your underquilt yet?
>>672000
Yes I have, it is very usefull, but its too cold below -5 celsius and now we have like -20
>>671571
room & weight are only factors. They'll brew fine on fire or damned near any campstove.
And of course how much you want/love espresso.
>>654193
Holy shit. Great advise sir. Now every1 can avoid autists with this simple test! Who would have known that hot beverage works as an autism detergent.
>>654193
But i like hot chocolates, not tea or coffee.
>>672267
manchild detected
>>634633
>mfw amerlards never tasted glorious mate and mate cozido
>mfw I don't even have a face how you can live without it niggers
>>653393
Chai has milk, pepper, sugar, cinamon, nails, rubber, whatever you can find.
![Chimarrao[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Q1OTW3d.jpg "Chimarrao[1].jpg")
>>672664
Mate is literally 10 times better than Tea
>no tanin taste
>no need to eat before drinking
>tastes better
>>672785
I usually buy my Tea raw and use a fuckload of it. You can pave a road with it, it gives you some slight nausea.
>>672669
That yerba is hideous looking. PU1 is best
Irish breakfast mixed with peppermint tea is as good as it gets. It does not get better. You might as well kill yourself because nothing will be as great from that tea on. There is nothing else.
>>672847
Holy shit, those hairs standing up.
Would not fuck with/10
>>672915
yeah i think you're sposta just let them eat. even if it's your child :[
>>672915
Just bodyslam it
>>657972
I don't like the coffee in them. Too weak.
I'll make boiled coffee, or bring Russian Caravan tea or mate. I gather wild flowers or pine for something non-caffeinated.
>>637487
So... Normal coffee?
A few years ago I used to be in an airsoft team. We mostly just went innawoods with our rifles and gear, no opponent and all. I was our squad's 'designated britfag' and carried an old, hideous kettle on top of my backpack. I tell you, mates, there is nothing like a cup of earl grey and crumpets in a tree-pit snow shelter after six hours march in a snowstorm... Bloody good times, chaps.
Things to make hot beverages with while /out/?
So far I've got
>nettles
>pine needles
>mint
Anything else /out/ would recommend? It's pretty difficult to come across anything but pine needles during times when I would want a hot beverages.
>>673288
Try some of these:
https://youtu.be/UOogvpTmQ-o
This is useful trik, I do this on cold weather.
https://youtu.be/Vtbwoygisbc
>>648436
Blackberry leaves can have spines.
>>660020
>Except it has no mind adulterants and you are just a sperglord
Not that guy,but: "Caffeine is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant of the methylxanthine class.[9] It is the world's most widely consumed psychoactive drug"
>Literally the first line in the wikipedia article on caffeine.
>>672847
for some reason i thought there was a hand clutching a penis in front of the wolf. as if he was attacked by a wolf fapping in the woods.
>>676097
You my friend have been on 4chan too long...
i can't drink anything hot because of my extremely sensitive tounge. Cant taste for about 2 weeks after having a cup of hot chocolate ://. feels bad man
>>653169
I'm not your buddy, friend
Hot Jello. It's amazing, as long as you rinse out your bottle before it sets.
>>636553
Watch shug's -40°f hammock trip on YouTube. THAT is some intense cold.
>>641271
Iles paraguayensis
or for most Argentinos, 'Mate'
Yerba mate: the herb
Mate, the cup
Matear: to drink some 'Mates'
Its a social infusion, you pour some hot water, you sip, then you pour more water and share with everyone in the camping
Very HTML skill also
>>672669
Brasilian version of Mate (chimarrao) used a powder Yerba Mate, that still taste like a plant
The proper Mate use leaves grinded like tea ones, and curated by a long time...
While camping, if you drink a thermo of mate, you can skip a meal
Wow this thread is old
>>634633
mullet wine [cherry]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pExZkVlyHIY
>>671571
>He drinks PILON
get some real taste and drink Cafe Caribe if you're gonna go brick coffee
>>681993
>mullet
Kek
>>676329
You're not my buddy guy.
2/6/16
Pine needle tea and coffee
>>682344
>>634633
Darjeeling, I just love it. If I bring a stove, I for sure also bring a little trangia kettle along.
For winter fishing I sometimes bring a thermos full of malty Assam and a flask of Irish whiskey.
>>683140
cat bodyslamming behbeh should be a patch
>>683140
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>>683135
thanks, maybe ill post that pic there.
>>683192
Just came from that thread, saw that you did.
It looks so relaxing. I need some.
>>683212
haha me too
>>683022
Looks familar, Finland too?
>>685354
idiot, we are friends irl://
>>685438
tyly
>>676133
No, I think I see it too.
But I have also been here too long.
>>683135
>Is that a Chinese knock off burner?
>Curious about their performance.
Yeah
They're pretty good. I've run two and a half canisters thru it - maybe 70 to 80 uses and it still works - seems like the valve is getting a little loose and the whole stove might not be as "tight" as it was when new. Might just be my imagination though... They're well worth the money, I think I paid like 6 or 7 bucks for it.
>>688112
Sweet, can't go wrong.
>>683022
Those don't look like pine needles.
>>688953
They are
a little licorice root goes a long way, it is godtier for spicing up your pine needle tea a little
Any opinions on Bovril?
Or similar drinks?
>>689516
>salty meat extract
never had it but Wikipedia sure makes it sound tasty, is it essentially just beef broth? like bullion cubes?
>>689504
Sounds cool, have to try this!
>>683140
mountainlionattack.jpg
Poor bastards never see them coming.
>>634633
OP image looks like a total fucking faggot
wow, nice engineered shot of your homo shit gloves and cup.
only thing missing is the iphone and rubber dildo
>>690465
thanks, hope you get banned.
>>690465
Do you realize you're trolling a post from 3 months ago? OP probably isn't even around anymore.
>>654193
As someone who is autistic I never once thought about if I like hot drinks or not. Now I can tell you, I don't like hot drinks, and now I will spend my day in the rainforest checking small holes for an exact species of wolf spider and going over in my head every time I've rejected a hot drink, and if I was extremely autistic about it... Thank you, you ruined my day.
>>690479
OP is lurking every day
t OP
>>634633
OP, your drinks are excitant substances, not prone for a trip in nature.
I advise you opt for natural plants you find along the way and you will feel much more in syntony with your surroundings!
Also to be avoided: prepackaged food, dehydrated crap, chocolate and sugar.
I understand it might be a difficult concept to grasp but you should really try it!
>>690485
Me again, no spiders, had a coffee though, didn't much care for it
>>690465
...hammock fags
not even once
>>689517
yeah its kind of like a broth or soup stock
I prefer these kinds of drinks when /out/
