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At my healthiest weight used to get a quad espresso and an artisinal creme filled donut each morning at one point. It got eyebrows, but it was also a third of
by firefax 1y ago
At my healthiest weight used to get a quad espresso and an artisinal creme filled donut each morning at one point.
It got eyebrows, but it was also a third of the calories of a large Starbucks caffinated milkshake (and that's what they are -- addictive milkshakes).
Less liquid, less piss, more code, I'm surprised more hackers don't seek out quality espresso instead of these weird XTREME energy drinks.
Anyways yes, a donut is about 500 calories, a big soda or coffee with fillings is much much more.
- skeeter2020 1y ago>> I'm surprised more hackers don't seek out quality espresso instead of these weird XTREME energy drinks. I think you answered it though, lots of (younger) people do not like the taste of coffee, so you get the caffeine and the delivery mechanism is sweet & sugary. Here's a free idea for anyone out there: Caffeinated Ketchup. It already turns up every flavor component to 11 so why not make it heavily caffeinated too!
- quesera 1y agoIt might not be the best idea to add caffeine to unexpected foods. The caffeinated lemonade from Panera has apparently killed people.
- slumberlust 1y agoAs part of their unlimited drinks promotion. Bad combo overall.
- thaumasiotes 1y ago> a large Starbucks caffinated milkshake (and that's what they are -- addictive milkshakes) I got the impression (from some online browsing) that Starbucks has started offering coffeeless frozen drinks. But I also got the impression that their drinks are more "crushed ice mixed with syrup" than "ice cream mixed with milk". How much milk/cream are you getting in one of these milkshakes?
- firefax 1y agoMe? I avoid the place like the plague.