This hot cocoa mix recipe is the most awesome cup of hot cocoa that I’ve ever had. It’s a blend of hot chocolate and hot cocoa mix recipes, with a little bit of real white chocolate thrown in to boot. That’s triple chocolate if anyone is counting. And quadruple if you count the special secret ingredient that makes it so deliciously divine.
This is definitely a naughty recipe! If you’re a regular reader, you probably know that I’m usually all about the super healthy and sugar free options. (I’ll give you a great hot cocoa recipe next week!) But if you’re going to make a gift for a chocolate loving friend, or if you’re going to splurge on a cup of hot cocoa, you might as well make it incredibly amazing and memorable. Put down that pouch of low budget cocoa, and try this amazing MOST awesome hot cocoa mix recipe ever!
I’ve tried my share of homemade mixes, and could never love them. I finally narrowed it down to one single ingredient that I didn’t like, and then I had an epiphany…and this recipe was born.
I share the hot cocoa mix recipe here on Blendtec’s blog.
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Angela says
Looks interesting! I have a hard time with the super healthy recipes because I don’t like warm almond milk! Personally, milk, cocoa powder and sugar work pretty well together!
Gwen Brown says
Next week I have a very yummy sugar free “good girl” version of hot cocoa. 🙂 It’s pretty nummy! But not decadently naughty like this one.
Tamara says
I love this hot cocoa mix! It is amazing. Years ago I had a mix called “Mary’s Decadent Hot Chocolate” that also had chunks of white chocolate in it. That one reminded me of the line in Polar Express: the cocoa was as thick and rich as melted chocolate bars. Your recipe comes very close. I am interested in making it slightly thicker. Do you suppose the Just Gelatin from Trim Healthy Mama would work? Maybe as a substitute for the cornstarch?
Gwen Brown says
I think gelatin needs to be chilled to start the thickening process. But gluccomannan or xanthan gum would be good subs and should work well in hot liquids!