The Proper Way of Having Iced Chocolate as Demonstrated by PIC

I've been too stressed with work lately to bother with much so I thought a nice fluff piece courtesy of PIC will keep me on my blogging track and hopefully bring us all a bit of a smile. 

Today's demonstration is conducted by PIC!

Here's a sample of what we like to do on weekends...

Step 1: Order an Iced Chocolate Drink from the
Takapuna Beach Cafe and you get this...
Step 2: Pour milk on top of your vanilla ice cream,
topped with thick chocolate concoction
Step 3: Mix Well!
Make sure you mix all the way to the bottom!
Voila! Drink, drink, drink!

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