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jiggly java

summer is here and what better way to cool down that lazinf around with your favorite drink. I am still hung over making jello (still - because the last experiment I did was a failure *sniff*) so armed with new vigor I decided to make coffee flavored jelly which I will then add to a cold mocha drink.

Mocha Coffee Jelly Cooler
ingredients:
- 2 packets 3 in 1 (cream, coffee and sugar) coffee mix
- 2 packets black coffee mix
- 1 packet unflavored clear gelatine powder
- enough water as called for in the coffee mix
- a few squirts of chocolate syrup
- milk
- sugar to taste

how to:
- prepare the jelly as per package directions and flavoring it with the packets of black coffee. Chill until set. Cut into cubes when set
- prepare the drink by dissolving the packets of 3 in 1 coffee mix in half a cup of hot water, add a cup of water and half a cup of milk to make two cups.
- add chocolate syrup and sugar according to your taste. chill.
- to assemble, fill half - more or less to your liking- of your serving glass with the jelly cubes and pour in the mocha drink. Ice cubes optional.

cool drink with homemade banana bread - now my belly fat jiggles!
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