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  1. Here is the recipe:
    1 3/4 C whole milk
    1/4 C heavy cream
    4oz 64% chocolate
    4oz 70% chocolate
    1Tbsp cocoa powder
    1 Tbsp sugar
    1/4tsp OCEAN (aka salt)

  2. Years ago, Starbucks had a drinking chocolate. Pretty sure there was only one size because the stuff was that rich. Millennials or Gen z or who the hell ever couldn't order it as a grande no whip wd-40 triple pump with extra cheese, so it was discontinued. Every once in awhile I look up the recipe. The closest I've come with a mix is Cadbury's, which is British and leaps and bounds beyond American Hershey's and Nestle which have the taste and mouth feel of brown crayons.

  3. So I did a white boy adaptation to it and added about 1/4 cup extra of heavy cream and milk. Was still thick but alot better to my taste.

  4. Jose tempts me with the proper Mexican hot chocolate and I haven't done it since. But I know that it's damn good!

  5. I love adding cinnamon to my hot chocolate. I like to heat the milk and heavy cream with a cinnamon stick to impart the flavor and add a little depth without overpowering the chocolate.

  6. If you wanna do thick hot choclate on a lower Budget Version (without choclate bars and cream) you can boil it with some starch.
    I ussually usw. one or two tea spoons. It’s important to mix it with a tiny bit of cold fluid first to disolve. Then add the mixture to the heatet hot choclate, boil/simmer for amoment, cook on low heat and then let it cool a bit. The longer you let it sit the thicker it gets. You can do it with milk, plant alternatives and I even did one recently that was like 85% water with just a bit of milk for flavor and it still worked. If you use to much starch you‘ll end up with choclate Pudding/custard though, so if you don’t want that, start experimenting with smaler dossages and work you way up the Perfect consistency for you 🙂
    Of course the original recipe of the Video looks absolutely delicious and this probably does‘t even get close. I just thought to add it because to me it‘s a nice way to make my simple water/milk + Cocoa powder + Vanilla suggar + cinnamon hot choclate feel more fancy and luxurious. Hope this helps someone 😊

  7. What is dude talking about? Mixing chocolate based on cacao percentage isn't going to make it more complex, it's just going to give you a chocolate between those two cacao levels.

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