Would you pay $23.60 for your morning java? Yeah, me neither. Technically, Logan Warren didn't either, but that was the grand total of his bill before his free drink coupon kicked in. This expensive concoction consisted of 31oz of crazy and 1,400 mg of caffeine.
Here's what he ordered:
31oz Java Chip Frappucino: $4.75
16 shots of espresso: $12.00
1 shot of soy milk: .60
1 drop of caramel flavoring: .50
1 scoop of banana puree: $1.00
1 scoop of strawberry puree: .60
Vanilla beans: .50
Matcha Powder: .75
Protein Powder: .50
Caramel & Mocha Drizzle: .60
The verdict: "Tolerable," according to Warren, "but not good. Imagine a coffee-based health food smoothie that will put you in the hospital if you drink it all."
The Big Flip: (Article Link)
890 students helped to break a Guinness Book World Record today by successfully and simultaneously flipping pancakes for 30 seconds. The event has lovingly been dubbed, "The Big Flip." It looks like they had a great time.
While I was recovering from gallbladder surgery, I saw someone on t.v. making a puffed pancake called a dutch baby. It looked so incredible, I vowed to make it after I recovered. So, to practice your own pancake flipping skills, I've posted a few recipes that look super yummy. Of course, I included the recipe for the dutch baby, and I even included a healthy option!
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| Oatmeal Pancakes (Healthy Option) 273 Cals for 4 pancakes |
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| Best Buttermilk Pancakes |
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| Vanilla Dutch Baby (Puffed Pancake) |
For 22 more delicious Pancake Recipes
Check out this link for marthastewart.com
Artist News: Laura Story
This morning Jim mentioned that Grammy Award Winner, Laura Story announced that she and her husband Martin (pictured with Laura) are expecting the arrival first child later this year. Congratulations Laura and family! We are all so very excited to see how God is blessing your lives!
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| Visit mercyme.org for details |
MercyMe has partnered with a Christian relief organization called Hello Somebody, for a limited time. Hello Somebody's mission is to provide relief efforts in third world countries, and to feed/educated children by providing an avenue of knowledge in order to break the cycle of poverty and hunger within their generation. You can find out all of the details at mercyme.org.
Thank you for this blog post. Always gets the staff excited when we see people supporting our cause.
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