Holiday Hot Chocolate

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Intro: Holiday Hot Chocolate

In just a few short days it will be Christmas and I wanted to share with you this rich and thick creamy hot chocolate. My sister made us some last time we were at my parents house and she used coconut cream to make it so creamy and ever since learning her way of making hot chocolate I don't think I can ever buy the pre-made stuff again. The toppings are completely customizable for any holiday! If you want to make your own Holiday Hot Chocolate, follow the step by step instructable or watch the video tutorial here:

STEP 1: Ingredients & Tools

Ingredients

  • 1 can (13.5 oz) unsweetened Coconut Cream
  • 2 Cup Milk (your choice)
  • ¼ Cup granulated Sugar
  • ¼ teaspoon Salt
  • 1 Tablespoon Cocoa Powder
  • ¼ Cup Chocolate Chips
  • ¼ Cup White Chocolate Chips
  • 1 teaspoon Vanilla Topping (optional)

Tools

STEP 2: Combine Ingredients

In a saucepan add in coconut cream, your choice of milk, heavy cream (if your using it), sugar, salt, and cocoa powder.

STEP 3: Stir

Stir everything till combined. I switched from a spatula to a spiral whisk to make the job easier.

STEP 4: To the Stovetop

Turn stove to medium heat and heat till mixture is at a simmer, make sure your stirring occasional, you do not want anything to burn. Then remove the hot chocolate from the stove and place it back on your work surface.

STEP 5: Add Chocolate!

Next, add both kinds of chocolate chips and allow to set for 5 minutes, (the chocolate will melt) avoid stiring during this time.

STEP 6: Stir Again

Stir mixture and add vanilla, and stir again until smooth.

STEP 7: Add to Serving Cups

Add to serving cups, add toppings and a candy cane!

STEP 8: Enjoy!

Enjoy this hot chocolate with the family and cozy around the fire for Christmas!

STEP 9: Video Tutorial


If you prefer a video tutorial you can watch it here!

9 Comments

do you taste the coconut flavor in the hot chocolate when it is done?
I was going to ask the same cos I don't like coconut flavour. What's a good sub?
PS It looks phenomenal!!!! :)
You could use just regular heavy cream as a substitute and thanks!
No I didn't, you could try if you really want the coconut flavor to pull through though.
actually it is the opposite .. i am not a big fan of coconut.. didn't want to waste the cocoa if it was coconutty.
Sorry I must have misunderstood the question...to me it didnt taste cocunutty, if anything it was a little subtle. But overpowered by the chocolate.
Sounds super tasty and that is an awesome huge mug :D
Haha, thanks. I love the huge mugs, harder to spill because u you usually dont have to fill it to the top.