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| Hoping someone may have a reallly good hot chocolate in a jar recipe to share. I have tried some, including Hershey's recipe, I didn't care for that one too much. Plain hot cocoa, white chocolate hot cocoa and mint hot cocoa would be great! Would love to find a good recipe, as I have already made up bags and working on tags to go with the theme! |
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- Posted by grannymarsh (My Page) on Tue, Dec 4, 07 at 8:41
| If you google "hot chocolate in a jar recipe" you will come up with a bunch of recipes. |
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| grannymarsh, thanks, many came up to check out! skyrider |
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| I buy Christmas cups at the Thrift stores and put a pkg. of hot chocolate mix in them with a gift tag. The college kids especially like them. Just another idea to think about. |
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| Posie, sounds like a good idea...even the $ stores have some really cute ones. The store bought cocoa tastes better than what I've attempted to make so far anyway! |
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- Posted by toomuchglass (My Page) on Tue, Dec 4, 07 at 18:34
| Add one of those tiny bottles of Peppermint Schnapps into the mug with the mix .... there's nothing better than hot chocolate with an extra special ingredient !! *big smile* |
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| thanks everyone! I found a good one! http://www.christmas-cookies.com/recipes/recipe368.laurashotcocoamix.h tml It even has a sample to make (just in case you don't care for it). |
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| This is a little different...but this is my favorite drink in the winter. I love spiced Chia Tea by Lipton...I make a batch of tea and put two spoons (large tea mug) of a choc mix... You could give as a gift a container of the mix and a box of tea bags.... WalMart has little tea spoons with tea pots on the top. Two of them to a package...they aren't very much... I would love that as a gift. My grandaughters love my "Chai Tea" and always ask for it when they come over in the winter. Last year I gave them their own "kit"...they were thrilled...and didn't plan on sharing it patti |
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| that sounds really adorable with the little tea spoons! I found some dark chocolate covered tiny (really thin)peppermint sticks at Walmart and thought of using those as stirring sticks for the cocoa. |
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