A typical day in the life of a traveling chocolate milk hunter. Would Berlin surpass Seoul as the world's capital of chocolate milk?
A typical day in the life of a traveling chocolate milk hunter. Would Berlin surpass Seoul as the world's capital of chocolate milk?
Only 9 Major League Baseball players have reached 600 home runs; it's an elite mark that requires longevity and consistent high performance. Not sure the same can be said for someone who has gathered, sampled, and reviewed 600 chocolate milks worldwide, but there is a degree of perseverance and personal health indifference that can't be denied.
A break from the usual format, but continuing the chocolate milk reviews in Hamburg, Germany.
Despite having spent lots of time hunting for chocolate milk in Germany last year, if your search continueth, it will provideth.
The chocolate milk scene in Sweden pales in comparison to that of Denmark, and is skewed noticeably toward the 'recovery' (protein-enriched) market. We speed through a couple of these reviews to get to the few 'normal' (non-enriched) chocolate milks that are enjoyed in the company of fellow travelers & great friends living in Malmö! You might even learn a couple Swedish words and be the envy of your block.
Final flight to review just before leaving Denmark-- I would soon arrive in Sweden with a torso full of Danish chocolate milk.
Lunchtime approaches rather quickly when you're still bloated with chocolate milk from breakfast. Nevertheless, a couple of these were really good!
In order to drink and review 26 chocolate milks in 3 days, you have to start early. Join me at the breakfast table in Copenhagen for yet another round of Danish chocolate milk tasting.
Have you spent many a sleepless night staring at the ceiling in a cold sweat contemplating what the Danish chocolate milk scene might be like? So maybe it's just me, but it's time I traveled to Copenhagen to find out once and for all.
A necessary precursor to enjoying chocolate milk, and perhaps other things.