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	Starbucks rolls out new "Chantico" chocolate drink - Jan. 10, 2005
		Chantico may be a fancy name for what essentially is a cocoa beverage, but Starbucks (Research) wants its patrons to think of it as something different, more like a "drinkable dessert."
		According to the company, Chantico is steamed with cocoa butter and whole milk, giving it a thick and creamy texture.
		A six-ounce cup of Chantico contains 390 calories, 20g of fat and 50g of carbs.
	money.cnn.com /2005/01/07/news/fortune500/starbucks_chantico (278 words)

	chocophile.com: Living The Chocolate Life™
		I tried Chantico on a number of occasions over the past couple of weeks, in part because the first cup I got was a disappointment on several levels: it was not hot enough and I could taste undissolved sugar crystals in the mix.
		Chantico is shipped in powder form to stores where it is mixed with milk to form a thick syrup.
		I gave the Chantico a Good rather than a Very Good rating because of the (to me) floury texture and the fact that it really is very sweet: sweet on the nose and with sweetness as the predominant aftertaste.
	www.chocophile.com /index.php/chocophile/comments/review-chantico (964 words)

	Chantico-style Hot Chocolate- Ellen's Kitchen -- Recipebox
		Pricey as their other offerings, served in tiny cups and called "Chantico", it is steamed at the cappucino machine.
		"Chantico" is shipped in powder form to the stores, where it is mixed with whole milk to form a thick syrup.
		Of course, the best thing about making this at home, besides the savings and convenience, is that you can stir in the sweetest ingredient; genuine love for whomever drinks this concoction (you are just as valid a recipient of your own love as anyone else).
	www.ellenskitchen.com /recipebox/chantico.html (866 words)

	AHN \| Starbucks Drops Chantico \| March 14, 2007
		Chantico is a rich chocolate drink introduced with much fanfare last year, because it was not adaptable to different customer tastes.
		Described as "a drinkable dessert," Chantico resembled the thick, sweet hot chocolate found in European cafes but was only available without any variations in a 6-ounce size.
		In the end, that limitation irked customers who are used to dictating not only the size of their lattes and cappuccinos, but also whether they want regular or decaf coffee, non-fat, whole or soy milk, sugar-free or regular flavor shots, and even extras like whipped cream and caramel.
	www.allheadlinenews.com /articles/7002363521 (197 words)

	Demensions Vol 6 Issue 5 - Fire God
		Chantico fed the flame until it was larger than his hand, and then it sprouted dragonfly wings and floated gracefully from the wick.
		Chantico had left the Nation of Arcanists and the tutelage of Lares when he learned that the fascist People's Regime of his native Kempora had fallen, but crossing the Wild Southern Ocean at age seventy had proven more difficult than when he'd fled his homeland thirty years earlier.
		Chantico stood among his people, surrounded by bellows of horror, cries of agony and unholy curses against the enemies and their families.
	www.demensionszine.com /stories/0605s1.html (4941 words)

	Alternate Theology
		Chantico, Styphon's ally, shared this sentiment, as he desiredhis people to be free from the Council's rulings.
		Chantico approached Yin-Sloth, for he had already claimed the Baalgor Jungles from Ra, and lusted after more power.
		Chantico's form was changed to that of a massive dog, that he may be forced to spend eternity in humiliation.
	www.shub-internet.org /~brad/palladium/knight/theology.html (1241 words)

	USATODAY.com - Starbucks cuts out chocolate drink
		LOS ANGELES — Starbucks (SBUX) said Friday it would stop selling Chantico, a rich chocolate drink introduced with much fanfare last year, because it was not adaptable to different customer tastes.
		Starbucks is pulling Chantico from its menu a year after it launched the decadent chocolate drink.
		In the end, that limitation irked customers who are used to dictating not only the size of their lattes and cappuccinos, but also whether they want regular or decaf coffee, non-fat, whole or soy milk, sugar-free or regular flavor shots, and even extras like whipped cream and caramel.
	www.usatoday.com /money/industries/food/2006-02-10-chantico_x.htm (290 words)

	USATODAY.com - Starbucks pours indulgent chocolate drink
		Starbucks (SBUX), the coffee juggernaut that created an empire by convincing consumers that drinking specialty coffee is an experience worth $3 a cup, will announce today that it's about to try to do the same with steaming chocolate beverages.
		Starbucks is dubbing its new product Chantico (shan-TEE-ko), named for the Aztec goddess of the hearth.
		Unlike hot chocolate, which is made from cocoa powder, Chantico is steamed with cocoa butter and whole milk.
	www.usatoday.com /money/industries/food/2004-10-13-starbucks-chocolate_x.htm (413 words)

	Starbucks Gossip: Early review of Starbucks' Chantico chocolate drink: "That stuff is really yummy"
		The Chantico chocolate is at least 40%-50%, I'd estimate (whether it's cocoa butter or liquor or both).
		Chantico comes in a close second, but is a lot denser, I think.
		Chantico with a shot of espresso with cheesecake or something else creamy and indulgent are a great finish to any week...it may just take some time to allow yourself that kind of decadance.
	www.starbucksgossip.typepad.com /_/2004/12/early_review_of.html (12430 words)

	Chantico
		They built the city-state of Chantico to twist among the old lava spires in a state of splendor and elegance.
		This is dangerous, blistering hot work and many die in the process, but the obsidian is necessary for religious rituals, to embed in the wooden maquahuitl fighting clubs, and for building purposes.
		Chantico is a city of complex political intrigue.
	www.tlucretius.net /SpiritWarriors/CHANTICO.htm (840 words)

	~DEUSA CHANTICO~ (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chantico foi a primeira mulher a não jejuar antes de fazer uma oferenda aos deuses e foi castigada por Tonacatecuhtli, "Senhor dos Mantimentos" que a transformou em um cão.
		Chantico é representada na lâmina 63 do Códice de Borgia, devidamente adornada, tal qual a deusa Xochiquetzal, ressaltando a sua feminilidade.
		Acenda a sua lareira (pode ser churrasqueira) e inicie sua confraternização, invocando antes a presença da deusa Chantico.
	www.rosanevolpatto.trd.br /DEUSA%20CHANTICO.htm (539 words)

	Chantico - Chocolate in a cup
		You know, Chantico, the Aztec Goddess of the home and hearth.
		Even the word "chocolate" comes from the Aztec word "xocolatl", which refers to a roasted and ground cacao bean paste mixed with water and corn meal, beaten until frothy, and flavored with hot peppers.
		According to my top-secret sources, Chantico is made from cocoa powder that is steamed with a combination of whole milk and cocoa butter.
	zorba.members.winisp.net /marketplace/chantico.html (384 words)

	Chantico and Coffee Don't Mix? [Fool.com] February 13, 2006
		This year, though, there will be no treating your sweetheart to a Chantico after the big Valentine's Day dinner, because Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX) has discontinued the decadent drinkable chocolate.
		Chantico has proved to be an anomaly for Starbucks -- a product that went over like a wilted bouquet on Valentine's Day.
		Chantico is being described as what many might see as an impossibility for Starbucks -- a product "flop" -- although folks on our Starbucks discussion board are taking issue with that description.
	www.fool.com /investing/general/2006/02/13/chantico-and-coffee-dont-mix.aspx (519 words)

	Starbucks' Chocolate Culture [Fool.com] October 15, 2004
		The one potential drawback to Chantico is in the calorie department.
		No, Chantico is not likely to displace coffee as the company's signature drink, but if properly marketed, it could be a big success.
		The potential sales for Chantico may even give the company's doubters reason to be more optimistic.
	www.fool.com /investing/general/2004/10/15/starbucks-chocolate-culture.aspx (331 words)

	Let's Go! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A cup of Chantico is as chocolate as you can get without conking over, unconscious.
		Chantico is not a kid's drink that you slurp down and then wipe your mouth with your sleeve.
		Chantico is a nonalcoholic, terribly adult, very continental chocolate beverage that you sip with pinkie extended.
	www.sun-herald.com /letsgo/newsarchive/011405/lg15.htm (316 words)

	Chantico drinking chocolate
		For more than ninety percent of its more than 1,500 year history, chocolate was consumed as a beverage
		The name “Chantico” comes from the Aztec goddess of hearth and fire.
		Chantico was said to provide homes with warm comfort and heat for cooking.
	www.starbucks.com /retail/chantico_popup.htm (115 words)

	foldedspace.org: Death by Chocolate (Home-Brewed Chantico)
		She's shared sips of my chantico before, but has never had one of her own.
		To summarize: one bag of chantico mix and one liter of whole milk will make approximately eight six-ounce servings, which Starbucks once sold at $2.65 a pop.
		The milk and chocolate (not cocoa) is heated in little copper pots (probably one cup capacity) over a flame until it steams and then served in pre-warmed ceramic cups.
	www.foldedspace.org /weblog/2006/03/death_by_chocolate_homebrewed.html (885 words)

	Dan's View On The World: Chantico = Sicko
		I was walking around downtown this afternoon and I decided to walk into Starbucks and try one of their new Chantico drinks.
		If you haven't read about it, Starbucks bills the Chantico as "drinking chocolate." It's definitely not the same as hot chocolate, being about the consistency of warm maple syrup and only slightly less rich.
		I'm not sure whether the Chantico is long for this world.
	www.misterbg.org /blog/000177.html (436 words)

	Meridian Coffee House » Blog Archive » The Death of Chantico (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chantico — the rich, indulgent chocolate drink that was introduced about this time last year — ended up being a complete flop.
		The Chantico was a an ‘as-is’ product that came with non-customizable ingredients in a single-size cup.
		This entry was posted on Friday, March 17th, 2006 at 9:10 pm and is filed under News.
	www.meridiancoffeehouse.com /archives/2006/03/17/the-death-of-chantico (355 words)

	Hot beverages: striking the health-indulgence balance - Drinks Business Review
		Starbucks is to remove Chantico, the rich hot chocolate drink launched with much fanfare at the beginning of last year, from its menus in the US.
		While the move is somewhat surprising given the increasing popularity of chocolate-based hot beverages, it is clear that Starbucks needs to reassess the delicate balance between indulgence and health when considering a replacement.
		Indulgence was clearly the defining characteristic of Starbucks' Chantico: the product was described as a 'drinkable dessert', steamed with cocoa butter and whole milk to give it a thick and creamy texture.
	www.drinks-business-review.com /article_feature.asp?guid=F0DEE06A-7632-4694-93DB-EBF942CEDADB (476 words)

	KOMO-TV - Seattle, Washington - News Archive - Starbucks Pulling Chantico Drinking Chocolate From Menu (Site not responding. Last check: )
		SEATTLE - Starbucks Corp. is pulling Chantico from its menu next month, only a year after it enthusiastically launched the calorie-laden chocolate drink.
		Starbucks shuffles items on and off its menu seasonally, but that's not what's happening with Chantico, which was introduced as a year-round drink when Starbucks first started offering it in early January.
		Geiman first tried Chantico at an October 2004 analysts meeting where, amid much fanfare, the company announced its plans to launch the drink.
	www.komotv.com /news/printstory.asp?id=40992 (518 words)

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		Undated -- Starbucks said it would stop selling Chantico, a rich chocolate drink introduced with much fanfare last year, because it was not adaptable to different customer tastes.
		In a rare flop for the fast-growing No. 1 coffee shop chain, Chantico was pulled from Starbucks' menu in January, a year after its introduction, spokesman Alan Hilowitz said.
		The chain is testing other kinds of chocolate beverages and food offerings, Hilowitz said, but added that they were unlikely to resemble the now-defunct Chantico.
	www.wfmy.com /printfullstory.aspx?storyid=57524 (236 words)

	Life according to Corey » Blog Archive » Chantico (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Well now they have this drink called Chantico which is like a chocolate dessert drink.
		When I first tried one I thought the small 6 ounce cup was a ripoff until I tasted it, and then realized that 6 ounces is enough to put Andre the Giant into a sugar coma.
		This entry was posted on Sunday, March 6th, 2005 at 7:02 pm and is filed under Life.
	staff.osuosl.org /~cshields/?p=25 (349 words)

	Starbucks rolls out new "Chantico" chocolate drink - Jan. 10, 2005
		Chantico may be a fancy name for what essentially is a cocoa beverage, but Starbucks (Research) wants its patrons to think of it as something different, more like a "drinkable dessert."
		According to the company, Chantico is steamed with cocoa butter and whole milk, giving it a thick and creamy texture.
		A six-ounce cup of Chantico contains 390 calories, 20g of fat and 50g of carbs.
	www.cnn.com /money/2005/01/07/news/fortune500/starbucks_chantico/index.htm (270 words)

	Calendrier Aztèque - Chantico
		Chantico est une déesse associée au foyer et au feu volcanique.
		Chantico a été la première femme à ne pas jeuner avant de faire des offrandes aux dieux et, Tonacatecuhtli, Seigneur du Maintien, l'a puni en la changeant en chien.
		Chantico est représentée avec le sein lourd, ce qui évoque la mère nourricière.
	www.americas-fr.com /calendrier/teotl/Chantico.html (79 words)

	Blonde Justice: Chantico (Site not responding. Last check: )
		That's right, in the interest of journalistic integrity and fact checking and whatnot, I had a few of those Chanticos.
		Anyway, the samples were a decent size, probably a few ounces (the drink is only sold in a 6 oz.
		The resulting chantico recipe was born: (all measurements are approx)
	blondejustice.blogspot.com /2005/01/chantico.html (524 words)

	Starbucks pours indulgent chocolate drink
		Starbucks, the coffee juggernaut that created an empire by convincing consumers that drinking specialty coffee is an experience worth $3 a cup, is trying to do the same with steaming chocolate beverages.
		Starbucks is dubbing its new product Chantico (shan-TEE-ko), named for the Aztec goddess of the hearth.
		Unlike hot chocolate, which is made from cocoa powder, Chantico is steamed with cocoa butter and whole milk.
	www.azcentral.com /home/food/articles/0106chantico-CR.html (400 words)

	Berkeley Nut Co. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Unlike ordinary hot chocolate and cocoa beverages, which are made from cocoa powder, Chantico is made with cocoa butter and steamed milk.
		Starbucks plans to market Chantico not as a beverage, but as a "drinkable dessert." That is appropriate, since a small cup of Chantico contains more calories and fat than 2 standard-size Hershey bars.
		Chantico will sell for around $3.00 a cup.
	www.sunwayco.com /starbucks.html (205 words)

	Gather Ye Milk Duds While Ye May
		Press releases announced that it was named for the Aztec goddess of the hearth, but there wasn’t much that was godly or wholesome about it.
		But I knew it would be all the more special when the time was right, and I’d be able to give myself to that Aztec goddess with no regrets, knowing I was ready.
		The Nutter Butter Bites are no substitute for the Chantico, which, for my foolish pride, now holds a status all the more legendary in my heart.
	www.thesimon.com /magazine/articles/the_banquet_of_life/01305_gather_ye_milk_duds_while_ye_may.html (911 words)

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