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Title: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: wtr100 on November 17, 2010, 08:13:44 AM


Some jackwagon made egg nog fru fru coffee in the regular pot.  Isn't
there something in the Genevia Convention about this?

!@#$
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: saltydogbk on November 17, 2010, 08:45:55 AM
Flavored coffee is in fact a hanging offense .
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: ratcatcher55 on November 17, 2010, 09:14:29 AM
7 strokes with the Singapore cane.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: jaybet on November 17, 2010, 09:22:44 AM
It all depends on the percentage of gay folks in your office staff.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: wtr100 on November 17, 2010, 09:33:13 AM
7 strokes with the Singapore cane.


thats what I like about this place - everyone is so subtle
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: MikeBjerum on November 17, 2010, 09:53:33 AM
Chuck Wagon rule #2 - right after Cookie is always right, in charge, and God.

Nothing goes into the camp (office) coffee pot but grounds, eggs and water (preferably clean water, but that is not a deal breaker).  Sub rule 2a goes onto how often the pot shall be washed - Rarely if ever.

Flavorings ... Did they taste at all like buffalo chips or cow pies?  If not ... ROPE !!!
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: ratcatcher55 on November 17, 2010, 09:53:53 AM
thats what I like about this place - everyone is so subtle

I was being nice because it was the first offence.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Hazcat on November 17, 2010, 09:55:51 AM
Coffee already has a flavor!

HANG 'EM!
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Pathfinder on November 17, 2010, 10:11:16 AM
It all depends on the percentage of gay folks in your office staff.

I must have a couple in my house, as there is all sorts of coffee flavorings in the fridge. And no, they ain't mine!
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 17, 2010, 11:38:35 AM
Two things.
One, its not a hanging offence IF, IF, they wash the pot and filter holder and wipe the grinder. If not, Get A Rope!

Two let me suggest a Keurig coffee maker. My old reliable drip maker died a few weeks ago. Penny's had the big Keurig on sale for $80 bucks. I will never go back.

It uses these individual serving coffee containers. Pop one in, and you've got a cup of coffee (3 size settings to adjust for strength) in 30 seconds. It goes right into your cup. No carafe, no burner to forget to turn off, no burnt coffee, no grounds to make a mess and nothing to clean but wiping out where the "K-cup container" fits with a dry paper towl. I'd avoided buying one because I thought your selection was limited. BS, there are over two hundred varieties of coffee tea and hot choclate from two dozen different companies (Green Mt., Gloria Jean, Tullys, Folgers, Bigelow, etc.). You can't beat it particularly if you are in an office. Just buy a few big variety packs from Sams or BJs and every one gets what they want with no mess, smell or squabbling. You can't beat this thing with a stick.
FQ13
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: deepwater on November 17, 2010, 11:39:41 AM
depends on whether it's flavored with whiskey, rum or any other acceptable coffee flavoring.. anything else deserves an old greasy manila rope to hang 'em with. or if you're just spiteful, buy some new manila and shave off some fibers to put down their necks. that sh!t itches!!!!!
hell today's flavor was pisco. (it's a Peruvian brandy).  ;D

deepwater
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: PegLeg45 on November 17, 2010, 11:59:57 AM
Oh crap, more coffee....here we go again.........  ::)

  ;D  ;D  ;D



Just for the hell of it, I say hang 'em high.  ;)
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Hazcat on November 17, 2010, 12:04:24 PM
depends on whether it's flavored with whiskey, rum or any other acceptable alcoholic coffee flavoring.. anything else deserves an old greasy manila rope to hang 'em with. or if you're just spiteful, buy some new manila and shave off some fibers to put down their necks. that sh!t itches!!!!!
hell today's flavor was pisco. (it's a Peruvian brandy).  ;D

deepwater

I'll drink to that! (after the FIFY ;) )

;D
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: PegLeg45 on November 17, 2010, 12:07:07 PM
I'll drink to that! (after the FIFY ;) )

;D

Get real, dude, you'd drink to the mail delivery.    ;D  ;D  ;D
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: deepwater on November 17, 2010, 12:41:30 PM
Get real, dude, you'd drink to the mail delivery.    ;D  ;D  ;D

 mail delivery? it's here? I didn't even have time to get my drink ready!!!!! don't worry, I'll make up for somehow...  :D
do you think some of these 'guests' think we are a bunch of lushes?
speaking of drinks... my local brewery changed their ingredients etc... and yuk! must start brewin' my own..

deepwater

maybe some wine too...  ;D
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Hazcat on November 17, 2010, 01:05:10 PM
Deep.

Bottled the Dark ale looks good.  Tried the Irish with molasses DAMN GOOD, got some nut brown brewing.  Crusader and I are gonna try to do some hard cider. 
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: TAB on November 17, 2010, 02:15:17 PM
The only thing a real man can add to his coffee is...






A good irish whisky.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: shooter32 on November 17, 2010, 02:19:27 PM
I'll get the rope... >:(


Deep.

Bottled the Dark ale looks good.  Tried the Irish with molasses DAMN GOOD, got some nut brown brewing.  Crusader and I are gonna try to do some hard cider. 

Haz, let us know how the hard cider comes out and I'll take the secret recipe too.. ;D
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Texas_Bryan on November 17, 2010, 03:27:42 PM
Burn 'em at the stake for their blasphemy!!!  If they want to sin against man, tell them to do it in their own mug.

And coffee and booze shouldn't be mixed, they're companion drinks to be enjoyed back to back.  You can get a little coffee flavor in you bourbon if you drink at work out of you coffee mug.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Timothy on November 17, 2010, 03:30:31 PM
The only thing a real man can add to his coffee is...






A good irish whisky.  breast milk.....

 ::)
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: deepwater on November 17, 2010, 04:08:45 PM
Deep.

Bottled the Dark ale looks good.  Tried the Irish with molasses DAMN GOOD, got some nut brown brewing.  Crusader and I are gonna try to do some hard cider. 
;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D
SWEET!!!!!
this change in brew is just aweful! need some good stuff soon!

Deepwater
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Hazcat on November 17, 2010, 04:37:45 PM



Haz, let us know how the hard cider comes out and I'll take the secret recipe too.. ;D

I'll let ya know, Shooter.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: tt11758 on November 17, 2010, 04:46:14 PM
I say shoot the SOB and use his dripping blood to flavor the coffee.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 17, 2010, 07:13:34 PM
I say shoot the SOB and use his dripping blood to flavor the coffee.
Just speaking as a professional? This is a BAD campaign slogan. Just sayin'. ;D
FQ13
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: LittleRed on November 17, 2010, 11:00:57 PM
The only thing worse than flavored coffee in the regular pot is decaf in the regular pot—that's just evil.

I would be careful about posting about coffee additives of the alcoholic kind—the FDA might come after you for producing an alcoholic "energy" drink.  ;D

Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 17, 2010, 11:06:38 PM
The only thing worse than flavored coffee in the regular pot is decaf in the regular pot—that's just evil.

I would be careful about posting about coffee additives of the alcoholic kind—the FDA might come after you for producing an alcoholic "energy" drink.  ;D


If they do that, they'll have to come after me for putting lime in my tequila (or gin) as a "health drink claiming to cure scurvy". ;D
FQ13
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: tombogan03884 on November 18, 2010, 01:55:46 AM
When the Cider is ready, take a healthy amount, freeze it to slush, strain out the ice, what's left is "Apple jack".
Think Apple vodka. 
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: PegLeg45 on November 18, 2010, 06:19:31 PM
When the Cider is ready, take a healthy amount, freeze it to slush, strain out the ice, what's left is "Apple jack".
Think Apple vodka. 

Which, when mixed with real butter, salt, pepper, and several other spices makes a great mopping sauce for smoking pork.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: TAB on November 18, 2010, 06:23:37 PM
Which, when mixed with real butter, salt, pepper, and several other spices makes a great mopping sauce for smoking pork.

its also a great choice to mix into apple deserets,  its great in pie as well as in crumb crusts.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: twyacht on November 18, 2010, 06:27:16 PM
its also a great choice to mix into apple deserets,  its great in pie as well as in crumb crusts.

Must go well with the "hands free" Tequila Shots.....
  re: avatar... ;)

 ::)
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: TAB on November 18, 2010, 06:28:59 PM

Must go well with the "hands free" Tequila Shots.....
 re: avatar... ;)

 ::)


Hey thats my wife.

 ;)

she would kill me if she knew...








just kidding
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Solus on November 18, 2010, 07:32:29 PM

Hey thats my wife.

 ;)

she would kill me if she knew...








just kidding

So she won't kill you?
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 18, 2010, 08:50:43 PM
Thats TAB. The bravest man on the net. ;D
FQ13
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: TAB on November 18, 2010, 09:46:43 PM
Its not my wife, she is a red head.   ;)
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: crusader rabbit on November 19, 2010, 07:45:52 AM
FQ's single serve coffee maker may be the only acceptable way to make hazelnut creaming Irish faggy froo-froo French weenie rainbow-flagged coffee.  But both the machine and the individual serving-cups are too expensive for what you get.  And, in my admittedly limited experience with these devices, even the un-sullied pure coffee versions available as single-serve are not as good as I can brew at home in my $15 Black and Decker Power Pot with some freshly ground beans. 

AND, since the awful, perfumed residual aroma of those nasty flavored brews tends to stick around in both pot and cup even after diligent washing...  I'd say let's look for the proper tree and a length of strong rope.

Offered by Crusader, a proud traditionalist when it comes to coffee.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Solus on November 19, 2010, 08:08:05 AM
Fresh ground beans lose flavor after 12 hours.

Fresh roasted beans lose flavor after about a week.

I roast green coffee beans to the "darkness" I prefer for that particular bean.  I roast enough for about a week and grind what I will use each day that morning.

The characteristics of green beans will change after maybe two years.  They don't go bad or acquire a poor flavor, just a different flavor.

For those interested in becoming a Coffee Nut, check out Sweet Maria's

http://www.sweetmarias.com/index.php



So, to me, possession of flavored or decaf (Medical Exemption accepted) coffee in any form with the intent to brew is a capital offense.  Evening thinking about it is getting borderline...but it's a free country....what can you do?

If you want your coffee flavored, pour something in it after it is brewed...like Bailey's or Bushmills.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 19, 2010, 08:28:52 AM
Crusader
Trying to get the Tom award for Miss Congeniality? ;D I wil have you know that only "Irish faggy coffee" I've ever imbibed has been laden with Baileys and Bushmills and served by a gay bartender. ;D As to the single serving thing, it has three advantages.
No Mess
A fresh cup every time
And if there's more than one person? Brew what you want. No arguments or compromises over what roast, or caffinated versus decaf etc.
As far as taste, yeah I can do better if I spend $15 a pound from Peets. But as far as what I can buy locally? Its just as good. It comes to about $.30 per cup if I buy in bulk. I won't complain at that price since it hasn't been sitting on the burner for an hour.
FQ13
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Solus on November 19, 2010, 08:40:01 AM
Crusader
Trying to get the Tom award for Miss Congeniality? ;D I wil have you know that only "Irish faggy coffee" I've ever imbibed has been laden with Baileys and Bushmills and served by a gay bartender. ;D As to the single serving thing, it has three advantages.
No Mess
A fresh cup every time
And if there's more than one person? Brew what you want. No arguments or compromises over what roast, or caffinated versus decaf etc.
As far as taste, yeah I can do better if I spend $15 a pound from Peets. But as far as what I can buy locally? Its just as good. It comes to about $.30 per cup if I buy in bulk. I won't complain at that price since it hasn't been sitting on the burner for an hour.
FQ13

You can get "My Cups" for Krupps style single shots.  They are used in place of the K-cups and can be filled with the fresh ground coffee of your choice.  Not as good as a french press or vacuum brewer, but quick (after you have loaded the days worth of cartridges) and tolerable.  They are plastic and the tabs that hold the lids on can break off, so they are not the ideal solution.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: JC5123 on November 19, 2010, 08:42:48 AM
http://www.ravensbrew.com/dmr.html


This is what you get at my house. REALLY good coffee flavored coffee. Although I will add that this stuff is like crack in a bean. Pour in a little Irish Cream (the alcoholic kind) and whoa baby! You can get smashed and still be vibrating.  ;D
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Solus on November 19, 2010, 08:58:54 AM
http://www.ravensbrew.com/dmr.html


This is what you get at my house. REALLY good coffee flavored coffee. Although I will add that this stuff is like crack in a bean. Pour in a little Irish Cream (the alcoholic kind) and whoa baby! You can get smashed and still be vibrating.  ;D

Looks like some stuff I need to try.

Thanks
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: jaybet on November 19, 2010, 09:29:32 AM
http://www.ravensbrew.com/dmr.html


This is what you get at my house. REALLY good coffee flavored coffee. Although I will add that this stuff is like crack in a bean. Pour in a little Irish Cream (the alcoholic kind) and whoa baby! You can get smashed and still be vibrating.  ;D
:) There's a novel idea!  Coffee flavored coffee. That's my favorite too! The stronger the better. After drinking coffee in Italy and Spain, I like a good strong coffee flavor and the ass whoopin' that goes with it.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: ratcatcher55 on November 19, 2010, 09:34:59 AM
Let's be perfectly clear:

I don't drink it because I like it, I drink it because I need it.   ;D

Cowboy coffee in Canada, coffee with dates in the Gulf, coal tar bottoms in Romania, Dunkin Donuts stuff here in the USA.
Just give me the stinken mug in the morning and shut up till I'm done.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: deepwater on November 19, 2010, 09:55:31 AM
I buy from a local source here in Peru. they roast their own and if you want they will grind it for you, coarse, fine, whatever. good stuff. the best I've had though, came from Mombasa Kenya, fresh roasted, full body (strong) and REALLY tasty. Peru is a close second. maybe with a touch of amaretto and whiskey for the extra mmmmmmmmhhh. oh yeah, I use a french press just so I can get ALL the flavor out of the coffee grounds.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Timothy on November 19, 2010, 04:00:46 PM
Fresh beans, ground right before brewing and a COFFEE press with approximately 205 degree water!  I can't find a decent coffee place here so I've been buying "Peets" from the market.  Pretty good brew, I leave the house every day with my go-cup and a industrial thermos filled to the top.  It lasts most of the day...

(using the F word pisses me off, there is not proof they invented it...)

 ;D
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: deepwater on November 19, 2010, 04:07:09 PM
Fresh beans, ground right before brewing and a COFFEE press with approximately 205 degree water!  I can't find a decent coffee place here so I've been buying "Peets" from the market.  Pretty good brew, I leave the house every day with my go-cup and a industrial thermos filled to the top.  It lasts most of the day...

(using the F word pisses me off, there is not proof they invented it...)

 ;D

I agree, though had I just said 'press' many would scratch their heads and get confused. (the fru-fru croud) but pressing coffee is a good way to get all the flavor from the grounds (other than campfire coffee)  ;D
I think it's time for another cup.....


deepwater
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Solus on November 19, 2010, 09:51:53 PM
If you haven't done so, check out vacuum brewing.  As does pressing, it mixes all the water with all the coffee at the same time and a good brewer will have less grounds in the coffee cup (not that grounds are a bad thing)  and you will feel like Mr. Science when you use it.

Pretty neat to see and hear the steam "percolating" through the water/coffee mix before the heat is removed.

Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Big Frank on November 19, 2010, 10:44:07 PM
I like my free coffeemaker from Gevalia. IMHO their coffee is quite good. It tastes great black. I can't say that about the coffee I used to get at the store. I  like every kind I've tried except the flavored coffee. I like coffee flavor better. I'm currently on Costa Rican peaberry. Next is Kenyan. I'm going in alphabetical order.  :) 
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 19, 2010, 11:06:06 PM
I like my free coffeemaker from Gevalia. IMHO their coffee is quite good. It tastes great black. I can't say that about the coffee I used to get at the store. I  like every kind I've tried except the flavored coffee. I like coffee flavor better. I'm currently on Costa Rican peaberry. Next is Kenyan. I'm going in alphabetical order.  :) 
I don't know about that. In my experience Kenyan is a little thin, lacks substance and is kind of winey. The last time I ordered Kenyan? It didn't work out so good. :-[ ;D
FQ13
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: tombogan03884 on November 20, 2010, 09:33:16 PM
I don't know about that. In my experience Kenyan is a little thin, lacks substance and is kind of winey. The last time I ordered Kenyan? It didn't work out so good. :-[ ;D
FQ13

ROFL  ;D
I'm waiting to see who else gets that .
Try Haitian coffee, amphetamines in a bean.  ;D
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: PegLeg45 on November 20, 2010, 09:39:24 PM
I don't know about that. In my experience Kenyan is a little thin, lacks substance and is kind of winey. The last time I ordered Kenyan? It didn't work out so good. :-[ ;D
FQ13

Yer gettin' better FQ.



A friend from Anguilla brought my wife some coffee from a trip to Costa Rica .....seemed really strong to me, but then I rarely drink the sh!t, er, stuff anyway.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Rastus on November 20, 2010, 11:15:49 PM
Some jackwagon made egg nog fru fru coffee in the regular pot.  Isn't
there something in the Genevia Convention about this?

This is serious, the Geneva Convention does not apply.

Yes.  It is a hanging offense...but not with rope, use barbed wire.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: tombogan03884 on November 20, 2010, 11:43:09 PM
I don't care for any of them except the chocolate ones , but I have to KNOW IT, since I drink my plain coffee black, but the flavored ones NEED cream/milk and sugar.
that being said, take one of those single serving packets of instant coffee (Sanka gives the best flavor but lacks the caffeine )and mix it with instant Hot chocolate mix. (No marshmallows, I made that mistake once ) If you need to stay awake it's double the caffeine with out souring your stomach with the acid of straight coffee.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: MikeBjerum on November 21, 2010, 09:20:55 AM
Let's set the record straight here - I am personally banned from most modern coffee places.  In fact, most Starbucks in the midwest have posters, like the old west wanted posters, with my picture and stating that I am not welcome  ;D

I have been known to get a little loud when I need to repeat for the forth time that "all I want is a cup of black coffee!"  At repeat number five pimple boy behind the counter will hear the proper pronunciation of the "F" word ... "All I want is a f'en large cup of plain black coffee!"

Even Micky D's has gone to offering frappie crappie when all you need is hot black caffine  :'(
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: Solus on November 21, 2010, 12:53:17 PM
I make my coffee a bit stronger than most folks.

I serve it by the slice.

Would anyone care for another slice of coffee?
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 21, 2010, 07:36:04 PM
I make my coffee a bit stronger than most folks.

I serve it by the slice.

Would anyone care for another slice of coffee?
Now that's funny! And potentially profitable. I can see a good coffe shop doing it. A hot slice of coffe with a scoop of butter pecan. I'd try it. ;D Of course I also love dark chocolate espresso beans.
FQ13
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: tombogan03884 on November 21, 2010, 07:40:23 PM
Now that's funny! And potentially profitable. I can see a good coffe shop doing it. A hot slice of coffe with a scoop of butter pecan. I'd try it. ;D Of course I also love dark chocolate espresso beans.
FQ13

That would actually sound good if espresso did not have that crappy "burnt" after taste.
Title: Re: Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?
Post by: fightingquaker13 on November 21, 2010, 09:09:52 PM
That would actually sound good if espresso did not have that crappy "burnt" after taste.
It balances the sweetness of the chocolate. Bitter and sweet and a good handful =enough caffiene and sugar to keep right on going. I'm honestly surprised the DOD hasn't commisioned something like them with an M@Ms type no melt shell to stick in with MREs for dessert.
FQ13