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    Café Evoke Catering's mission is more than coffee; it is a passionate interaction with the local and global communities. We use Fair Trade Certified products whenever we can. When Café Evoke Catering is at your event, rest assured your coffee, tea, and espresso is Fair Trade Certified.

    When you hire one of our Baristas, you are getting a trained professional who is passionate about coffee from the bean to the cup. We strive to give each and every one of our clients the personal attention that is deserved.

    Please contact us today for booking and package information. You can email us through our website or call 405-517-0517.

    Thank you for choosing a Fair Trade coffee catering company. We look forward to a long friendship.

    ..be bold (Oh, and tell your friends!)

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    Saturday, December 09, 2006

    Egg Nog

    So, I have a gallon of Egg Nog. What drinks should I make with it?

    ..be bold

    ...a thought by Cafe Evoke Coffee Catering at 12/09/2006 08:54:00 AM

    Comments on "Egg Nog"

     

    Anonymous Dane Carlson said ... (12/10/2006 02:16:00 PM) : 

    I prefer it straight. I live on the stuff form Thanksgiving till Christmas.

     

    Blogger Jason Duncan said ... (12/10/2006 02:34:00 PM) : 

    Hey Dane,

    Great to hear from you. Next time you are in Bozeman, your Egg Nog is on Cafe Evoke.

    ..be bold

     

    Blogger Suni said ... (12/10/2006 04:30:00 PM) : 

    you could add a bit of rum. you can make it into a smoothie. you could add it to your coffee instead of milk. you can freeze it to make ice cream. add it to your pancake batter. bake it into muffins....

    i could go on and on.

     

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