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Tue, 26 Mar 2002 20:29:19 -1000
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Re: chocolate
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I'm allergic to nut milk as well.  (allergic to nuts) What other
"creamer" type thing can be thrown in there?  Will stevia and cocoa
alone work?  How hot is hot enough to deactivate the stevia?

Erik

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> A nice hot chocolate drink can be made with nut milk, cocoa (or carob
> if you like), and stevia.

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