It’s officially hot chocolate season. Get in the spirit with these 5 variations on hot chocolate recipes, ranging from basic to super indulgent.
Basic Homemade Hot Chocolate
This simple homemade hot chocolate recipe is as easy as it is tasty. With just a few ingredients you’ll be warm and toasty all winter long. Bonus: the recipe includes instructions for making homemade whipped cream to add on top.
Basic Homemade Hot Chocolate Recipe
Peppermint White Hot Chocolate
Enjoy the seasonal flavor of peppermint combined with the sweetness of white chocolate with this recipe from Conant’s Riverside Farms in Richmond VT. With just 5 ingredients (6 if you add marshmallows!), you’ll be sipping in a quick 15 minutes.
Peppermint White Hot Chocolate Recipe
Island Hot Chocolate
Warm up with a cozy cup of Island Hot Chocolate, a twist on the classic winter beverage that infuses familiar rich chocolate with a hint of tropical spices. The combo creates the ultimate warm, comforting drink that’s perfect for chilly evenings.
Frozen Hot Chocolate
Turns out hot chocolate doesn’t actually have to be hot. This recipe is basically a hot cocoa milkshake and is so simple to make. Now nothing can stop you from being a true New Englander and drinking a cold beverage in the winter.
Hot Chocolate Stuffed French Toast
Apparently hot chocolate doesn’t even need to be a drink! Filled with gooey marshmallows and topped with a drizzle of chocolate, this Hot Chocolate Stuffed French Toast is perfect for cozy mornings as the ultimate breakfast treat.
