Two hints for those who are trying to guess the identity of the background painting:
(1) It’s not the work of Hieronymus Bosch.
(2) Satan and his minions would probably hate this painting.
Two hints for those who are trying to guess the identity of the background painting:
(1) It’s not the work of Hieronymus Bosch.
(2) Satan and his minions would probably hate this painting.
I love Starbucks’ Frappuccinos. What I don’t love, however, is their price. Lately, I’ve been economizing by buying the bottled version from the grocery store. When I saw that you can buy Starbucks-brand instant coffee, I realized that it would be easy to make a home-made version of the bottled Frappuccinos since they’re really just a blend of coffee and milk. So here is my tried-and-true recipe for a vanilla Frappuccino analog:
Fill a mug with the milk of your choice (I prefer 2%).
Add Starbucks instant coffee to taste (I usually use less than half a packet per serving since I just want a subtle coffee flavor).
Add a dash of vanilla flavoring syrup (my favorite brand is Torani). Unlike ordinary vanilla extract, the flavoring syrup is made with cane sugar, so it does a nice job of sweetening things.
Stir until the coffee is dissolved and then enjoy!