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favorite cocoa recipe?
getting inspired by the holiday threads here ... so, has anyone actually made one of these cocoa recipes, or do any of you have a favorite one?
http://www.budget101.com/Cocoa%20Mixes.htm i'm wondering how the creamer tastes as part of the mix. i'm looking for something that doesn't have that saccharine taste to it. i'm thinking of decorating all of those empty formula cans and putting cocoa in them - seems like a good neighbor gift.
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Re: favorite cocoa recipe?
Here's the cocoa mix I use. I'm giving my parents a jar of it for x-mas and I made a jar for us too.
3 C. powdered sugar 1/2 C. cocoa 3/4 C. sugar Mix together and store in a jar. Stir 4 T. into a mug of hot water. I can't remember where I got that recipe from unfortunately. I do love the budget101.com site and have used some of those mixes before so it may have been from there but not sure.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Texas
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Re: favorite cocoa recipe?
1 trip to store
some money 1 cup of hot water Go to Walmart. Head for the coffee aisle. Pick out a box of Swiss Miss Mocha Cappuccino. It has real coffee in it. Take home. Grab favorite mug. Empty contents of one package into said mug. Add hot water. Enjoy. Does that count?
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Re: favorite cocoa recipe?
![]() Funny... I also like the one on the container of hershey's cocoa - you know, the one for baking? You can mix up the amt. needed for one serving, then figure out how much dry milk to add to it for that amount of water - make sense? The directions will be on the dry milk package for how much water plus how much dry milk to mix together. Now, measure your cocoa/dry milk mix. This way, when you multiply the recipe to make big formula-containers full of it, you can put a note with it saying to use 3 Tbsp (or whatever it turns out to be) for each cup of hot water.
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