Cocoa tea

Indulge in the invigorating ritual of Cocoa/Cacao Tea. This rich, warm beverage boasts a subtly bittersweet chocolate flavor, a far cry from the sugary concoctions laden with artificial marshmallows of your childhood.

This rich, dense beverage more commonly known as chocolate tea is served during breakfast, made from roasted chocolate balls or sticks, spices and sweetened to taste. My version of this beverage is totally plant based making it suitable for those who are vegan or dairy free.

This hot cocoa is made in the microwave but you can instead do it on the stove. Do step #1 in a small sauce pan. Then add the milk from step 2 to the sauce pan. Then heat on the stove until the desired temperature is reached.

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The thickest, creamiest and most delicious paleo tahini hot chocolate that is boosted with ceremonial cacao and your choice of medicinal herbs. A wonderful, nutrient-rich warming hot chocolate that is GOOD for you.

Introducing one of the key notes in our upcoming fragrance: rich, velvety cocoa. Imagine the depth and warmth it brings. Stay tuned for more notes before we reveal the brand tomorrow 😉

Iced hot cocoa is more than chocolate milk. Learn how to make this decadent drink with your favorite hot chocolate mix and milk.

A mug of hot cocoa is the perfect winter treat! Here's how to make Hot Chocolate better than any you can buy. Plus, many customize ideas.

‘Tis the season for the nostalgic aromas and tastes of the holidays. One thing I always remember from my years as a child are those special nights my mom allowed us to indulge in a steaming cup of hot chocolate after dinner. Although it tasted amazing, it was definitely just a package of Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa full of processed sugar and cocoa. Thankfully today I can still recreate this for our family on a special holiday night of celebration. Raw cacao is packed with essential minerals…

Truth is, the end result is a rich, thick blanket of goodness… each sip is almost like dreaming underneath a giant bar of ooey-gooey warm chocolate. This is the kind of drink you want after a chilly walk or sledding. After a breakup. Or an engagement. It’s the exact right statement for any sentiment, in fact. A giant mug of Cocoa Tea would be great covered with whipped cream, marshmallows and all those other goodies… but in Saint Lucia, it’s simply topped with a sprinkling of fresh grated…

True, you can just buy powdered cocoa/hot chocolate mix, stir with water, and microwave for 60 seconds, and I used to do this all the time, until one day, I tried making my own... If you are a foodie and/or have taste buds, you will never go back to mix again after trying this recipe. It's seriously so good. And seriously so easy. I can't even... so delish. This recipe serves 2, and took me about 10 minutes total. Ingredients: *2 "mug-fuls" of your favorite milk - measuring with the mugs…

Jamaican Hot Cocoa Tea is a delicious, silky smooth blend of natural cacao, cinnamon and nutmeg, simmered to toasty, chocolatey perfection and sweetened with condensed milk! This versatile Caribbean drink is popular during the holidays but also serves as a warm, decadent treat that is perfect for any time of year!

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Chocolate Tea or Cocoa Tea is a cozy winter drink. They are perfect when served hot with a crunchy snack. Chocolate flavor is so good in it.

Can you think of a more nostalgic drink than a mug of hot cocoa? This homemade hot chocolate recipe is rich and creamy, with tons of chocolate flavor! You can drink it plain or add my favorite toppings: whipped cream and chocolate shavings. How to Make Homemade Hot Chocolate Confession: I grew up on packaged

I know that packets of hot cocoa are inexpensive, but making your own can be just a little cheaper and a whole lot better for you. If you are trying to keep high fructose corn syrup out of your families' diet, you will be out of luck with most store-bought packets. Most packets also contain preservatives as well. This recipe is simple to make, although if I am honest I would much rather prefer making my hot cocoa with liquid milk, but having homemade packets to bring along when you are…