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    6 Warm Drinks that Won't Pack on Pounds

    By | Shine Food – Tue, Nov 20, 2012 9:33 PM EST

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    1. Skinny Peppermint Mocha
    Slash calories by replacing sugary syrup with peppermint extract and skipping the whipped cream on top. The boost of intense minty flavor in this ... more 
    Photo by: Tiffany Tse
    1. Skinny Peppermint Mocha
    Slash calories by replacing sugary syrup with peppermint extract and skipping the whipped cream on top. The boost of intense minty flavor in this mocha is balanced out by dark chocolate syrup and nonfat milk.

    Ingredients:     1/2 c. coffee 2 drops peppermint extract 1/3 c. nonfat milk 2 tbsp. dark chocolate syrup

    Directions:     Brew coffee of your choice (or use one package of instant coffee) and pour into a mug. Stir peppermint extract and chocolate syrup into the coffee. Taste and adjust to your liking. Stir in nonfat milk. Makes one serving.

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    Nothing tastes better on a bone-chilling day than a piping hot beverage. The problem is many popular coffee shop concoctions hide loads of calories in whipped cream, fatty flavored syrups, and sugary toppings. These warm bevvies, stripped of unnecessary calories and saturated fats, offer deliciously healthy alternatives made with good-for-you ingredients.


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