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Choc-a-chino

 Chocolate type drink served hot
 
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Choc-a-chino....

A variation on the Mocha-chino but served mainly in Austrian ski resorts..

—AndyH, Sep 27 2013

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       huh? you don't have hot cocoa? or chocolate-lattes?
—xandram, Sep 27 2013
   

       //Austrian ski resorts..// I would surmise that this is the pun of the idea, but I don’t understand it myself- I am struggling to visualise what a Mocha-chino is. Something to do with trousers perhaps?
—pocmloc, Sep 27 2013
   

       see help file.... flavour
—xenzag, Sep 27 2013
   

       The idea seems to be hot chocolate with foam.   

       I do think there is a joke here, but I'm not catching it either.
—MechE, Sep 27 2013
   


 

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