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COLD

MILK

DRINKS

93

$ cupful

of

plain

syrup,

i

egg,

i

cupful

of

thick

cream,

i

cupful

of

marshmallow

cream,

Ice.

Put

one

cupful

of

strong

dripped

coffee,

one

cupful

of

milk,

the

syrup,

egg

and

ice in

a

shaker;

shake

thoroughly

and

pour

into

a

pitcher.

Add

the

rest

of

the

milk,

stir

and

pour

into

tall

thin

glasses,

filling

them

three-quarters

full.

Whip

the

cream

until

stiff,

mix

with

the

marshmallow,

and

fill

the

glasses

with

the

mixture.

Top

with

a

candied

cherry

if

desired.

LEFT-OVER

COCOA

Strain

any

cocoa

left

from

breakfast

or

luncheon

and

place

in

the

refrigerator

until

needed,

either

as

a

luncheon

or

afternoon

drink.

Use

parfait

glasses,

or

any

tall,

narrow,

stemmed

glass.

Pour

into

the

glasses

until

about

three-quarters

full;

add

two

tablespoonfuls

of

chocolate

ice

cream,

top

with

marsh-

mallow

cream

and

a

candied

cherry.

Serve

with

a

long

handled

spoon

and

a

straw.

If

this

is

used

in

the

afternoon,

serve

little

cakes

with

it,

being

sure

that

the

cakes

do

not

have

chocolate

icing.

LEFT-OVER

COFFEE

If

there

is

one

cupful

of

coffee

left

from

the

break-

fast,

put

in

the

refrigerator

until

luncheon,

or

later in

the

afternoon.

i

cupful

of

coffee,

i

tablespoonful

of

plain

syrup

(see

syrups),

I

pint

of

milk,

i

egg,

Ice.

Put

the

egg,

syrup,

ice

and

coffee

in

a

shaker,

shake

for