Name: Frosted Double Chocolate Malted
Ingredients: 5 tb Malted milk powder; 1 tb Dark chocolate sauce; 2/3 c Cold milk; About 1 pint good quality premium chocolate ice-cream

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Beverages	2	Servings

INGREDIENTS

5	tb	Malted milk powder
1	tb	Dark chocolate sauce
2/3	c	Cold milk
		About 1 pint good quality premium chocolate ice-cream

INSTRUCTIONS

In a milk shake mixer or blender blend malted milk powder, chocolate sauce,
and milk at low speed until smooth.  Add ice cream and blend 10 to 15
seconds, or until thick and slushy.  Pour mixture into 2 tall glasses.
Yield: 2 servings  Typed in MMFormat by cjhartlin@msn.com Source: The Best
of Gourmet
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest V4 #8 by "Cindy Hartlin"
<cjhartlin@email.msn.com> on Feb 16, 1999

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“Hopelessness has surprised me with patience. #Margaret J. Wheatley”

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John MacArthur

According to the opening chapters of 2 Corinthians we see the progression from trials to the resultant joy. Consider how Paul’s life was filled with hardship: “Affliction” (1:4), “abundant…suffering” (1:5), “burdened excessively, beyond...strength” (1:8), “sentence of death within ourselves” (1:9), “sorrowful” (2:1), “affliction and anguish of heart” (2:4), “afflicted [and] perplexed” (4:8), “persecuted [and] struck down (4:9), “constantly being delivered over to death” (4:11), “beatings...imprisonments...tumults...labors...sleeplessness...hunger” (6:5), “dishonor [and] evil report” (6:8), “dying [and] punished (6:9) and “having nothing (6:10). And that only takes us through chapter 6! And might I add that most if not all of this was related to his faithful service to Christ. So how can you go from this agony to praise to God? Answer: It was Paul knowing that Christians need to “walk by faith [and] not by sight” (5:7). And it’s this faith that recalls that every promise of God is fulfilled to us in Christ (1:20). We know we are “established…and anointed…in Christ” (1:21). We are “sealed” and given “the [Holy] Spirit in our hearts as a pledge” (1:22). We are “reconciled to God” (5:20). As a result of these truths, we “do not lose heart” (4:1) because we are [controlled by] the love of Christ” (5:14)and through our trials we are learning in those trials to “trust [more]...in God who raises the dead” (1:9). So therefore while we are “sorrowful” as a result of trials, we are because of God's promises 'always rejoicing' (6:10).

Randy Smith