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Thick, European style hot chocolate

Where do i get it - the stuff like I've had in Spain and elsewhere that is so thick that your spoon could stand straight up in it? The stuff that, dare I say it, is not that far off from the short-lived Starbucks Chantico drinking chocolate?

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By rblieber on Dec 24, 2009 09:46 AM

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The thickest I can think of is City Bakery and I'm partial to the one at Jacques Torres too.
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By citysweettooth on Dec 24, 2009 10:44 AM
sundae's and cones on 10th st near 2nd ave..not as thick but tastes like it
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By sjjn on Dec 25, 2009 04:56 PM