its getting cold. whats the best brand of instant hot chocolate?

>>8180115

You answered your own question, i love this brand.

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>>8180115
The granulated version of that is. Do not get the powdered version that comes in individual packages in a box, those taste like shit.

It's getting hot actually, winter is over

I prefer to buy a hot chocolate that can be added to hot or cold milk so it can be drunk all year round'

>playing wc3
>mom brings me a hot mug
>dat skin that forms as you wait for it to cool

abuelitas will forever be my favorite cuz it makes me feel so comfy.

Does it go well with coffee? I need to go get some now.

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>Winter time
>Hanging out at friend's house
>They offer you chocolate milk
>It's Swiss Miss
>Drink it anyways

>>8180144
>It's getting hot actually, winter is over
I found the Australian. But seriously, yeah, making hot chocolate with real milk makes it a million times better. I'm never going back to using hot water.

>>8180115
Cock

>>8180115
Don't, make your own mix

>>8180115
Milo w/ a spoon of sweetened condensed milk mixed in

>>8180345
Announcing reports is a rule

I can't comfortably drink regular hot chocolate because of the sugar content. I make my own with aspartame.

>>8180351
recipe?

>>8180611
Fucking this
Any peppermint hot chocolate is so comfy

>>8180664
http://altonbrown.com/hot-cocoa-mix-recipe/

http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/hot-cocoa-mix-60136.html

>>8180664
>>8180700

Hot Cocoa Mix

Ingredients
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, preferably Dutch process
2 1/2 cups nonfat dry milk powder
1 teaspoon fine-grain salt
2 teaspoons cornstarch
1 pinch (or more to taste) ground cayenne pepper*, optional
Hot milk or water to serve

Instructions
Combine the confectioners' sugar, cocoa powder, milk powder, salt, cornstarch and cayenne in a large airtight container. Secure the lid and shake vigorously to combine, and remember to shake prior to every extraction.

To serve: Place 2 tablespoons of the mix in a mug and add about 2 fluid ounces hot water or milk. Stir to combine. Fill the mug with more hot water or milk and enjoy.

>>8180161
Just about every chocolate can be put into coffee for extra flavor. I've put abuelita in coffee; its good. 50/50 coffee and hot chocolate is actually superb.

>>8180702
Uh, so you're adding dried milk to milk? Is this just to thicken things up?

>>8180144
so chocolate milk or hot chocolate?

>>8180115
Based Mexicans

>>8180172
wait you can make hot chocolate without milk?

>>8180115
instant stuff is terrible, just get a good quality bar of chocolate and melt it in some hot milk and half and half with whatever spices or flavorings you like. i like a tiny dash of cayenne and vanilla, you could add in more spices if you really wanted or just enjoy super creamy delicious hot chocolate

>>8180746
Ur mum