I heard this on the radio a little while ago.To make chocolate milk less unhealthy health Experts say to add peanut skins and coffee grounds! They didn't say whether to use the food processor or not.So when the grand kids want chocolate milk try it.

down home wrote:I heard this on the radio a little while ago.To make chocolate milk less unhealthy health Experts say to add peanut skins and coffee grounds! They didn't say whether to use the food processor or not.So when the grand kids want chocolate milk try it.:E That sounds so, not good. Blak

I would suggest you try it yourself before passing that off to the kids.I would just give them a little less actual chocolate milk and then push them outside to play.

time2roll wrote:I would suggest you try it yourself before passing that off to the kids.I would just give them a little less actual chocolate milk and then push them outside to play.I don't think anyone would drink it...but...they were serious. Imocons didn't work.I haven't seen any reports of pinto bean or pickle ice cream either..that they sell at fairs.

To make chocolate milk healthier, leave out the chocolate and sugar.I used to be a Big Brother. All the kids drank chocolate milk at school. Most of them were overweight. I started drinking plain milk. Pretty soon some other kids went to palin milk. Then we in the majority.

I'm not a doctor or an expert but I'm pretty sure if you give chocolate milk with peanut skins in it to a kid with a peanut allergy it's not a healthy or a wise decision.

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down_home
Explorer II
Aug 20, 2020
time2roll wrote:
I would suggest you try it yourself before passing that off to the kids.
I would just give them a little less actual chocolate milk and then push them outside to play.

I don't think anyone would drink it...but...they were serious. Imocons didn't work.
I haven't seen any reports of pinto bean or pickle ice cream either..that they sell at fairs.
time2roll
Nomad
Aug 20, 2020
I would suggest you try it yourself before passing that off to the kids.
I would just give them a little less actual chocolate milk and then push them outside to play.
bukhrn
Explorer III
Aug 20, 2020
down home wrote:
I heard this on the radio a little while ago.
To make chocolate milk less unhealthy health Experts say to add peanut skins and coffee grounds!
They didn't say whether to use the food processor or not.
So when the grand kids want chocolate milk try it.
:E
That sounds so, not good. Blak

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