Note: Soffy was the name of the inventor's daughter's plush bear made by Steiff.

What would a bottle of this brew be worth today? I know one guy who drinks "Yoo-Hoo" which is some sort of carbonated chocolate drink. I like chocolate, but don't mix it with carbonation. I think they still make Scho-Ka-Kola, which was a solid product. Too heavy on caffeine for me these days. Interesting to know that Hitler liked chocolate. Wonder if he ever tried an Aero bar.

Yoo-Hoo carbonated? Raus, Patrick! You have lost soft drink cred and are therefore banished from this club!

Only the Russians would know if any survived from the bunker. But they tore everything up in Berlin in their violent spree. One might have to investigate in France where it was produced. Maybe an odd bottle survived from 1944. The French kept the He-274 bomber ;-)

My cardiac surgeon would have banished me from such activities years ago. I only saw someone else drinking Yoo-Hoo. I didn't look close at it nor taste it. I assumed it was carbonated. Maybe someone could find the formula for Soffy and offer it today. Don't know whether it would sell better with or without the Sieg rune. Original meth formula would sell really well.

Patrick, have you tried Zuberfizz Chocolate Cream Soda? They have it at my Cost Plus Imports store. Would you recommend it? I too have never tried Yoo-Hoo either...

Fascinating history! My parents lived through the occupation, and here we were making chocolate for Hitler! Didn't anyone think to poison it?

It wouldn't have mattered in the slightest. Hitler had his cooks and food tasters. When not them, his Waffen SS bodyguards. That's why the cook and food tasters testimony is contradicted. Eva Braun, Dr. Morell, and the Waffen SS have stated that Hitler ate meat on occasion, drank champagne, and now drank a special chocolate drink. His daily diet is now known as well and was very healthy between 1200-1500 calories. It was his meth and narcotics use that messed him up. I agree with Patrick that Soffy should be made today. You can still buy Fachingen mineral water from Germany that Hitler drank everyday. It would be strange to see a Hitler food aisle in the supermarket, but he accurately predicted a more healthy world in the future since the late 1930s addressing the dangers of smoking and promoting a more vegetarian lifestyle.

I couldn't get past the first sentence of the Header. "It's" instead of "its"? Twice? Alert my cardiac surgeon!

Classic spellchecker bad auto-corrections I missed. My bad, sorry.

I am known by family and close friends for extreme eccentricity when it comes to food. I rarely drink sodas anymore. Never drank a chocolate soda. Do like milk chocolate, but only plain, no nuts or peanut butter. Don't eat pork, lobster, catfish, oysters, frog legs, or similar. Not a "sin", just a personal preference. Same for alcohol. No ketchup, mustard, tartar sauce, etc. I like the real taste of a McDonald or Burger King Quarter Pounder or Whopper, something I suspect most people have never experienced. Used to have a rule about not eating fish and chicken on the same day, but I repealed that when I couldn't remember why I had it. If you've read my parodies over the years you probably suspected I was a bit "strange".

^ Patrick, who gives a sh*t about what you eat or don't eat? But as for Adolf's diet, that's an urgent matter of intense interest to me.

Hitler's Basic Diet:

Breakfast:

1 cup oatmeal
5 fresh medium strawberries,
1 medium glass orange juice

Lunch:

1 bowl barley soup
1 glass of tea with 7 tsp sugar added

Dinner:

1 bowl white rice with cut bell peppers
10 asparagus spears
1 serving cauliflower & broccoli
1 pasta side (spaghetti, no meat, light sauce)

Dessert options:

6 bonbons
1 lg eclair
1 strudel piece
1 piece apple cake with raisins and nuts before bed daily

On occasion and misc:

1 slice of ham or one small piece of beef
1 4oz champagne
Noxi (soy paste)
Soffy (chocolate drink)
Fachingen mineral water (daily)
Vegatable stew

^^^ and here I thought that Jonathan guy was strange!