Hot Chocolate Gift Set - Hot Chocolate Spoons With Marshmallow And Candies Pack Of 7 Unique Flavours Hot Chocolate Stirrer - Gifts For Christmas

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Christmas hot chocolate range would make a thoughtful present for a chocolate aficionado, but our hot chocolate gift sets are particularly suited to Xmas gifting. Get serious with your drinking chocolate Toppings - Here is where you can go really wild! We added some marshmallows, chocolate chip and some sprinkles to our hot chocolate stirrers, but there are so many different options. Unlike your regular hot chocolate, you can get creative with your chocolate spoons. You don’t have to limit yourself to plain chocolate, why not mix things up a bit? Not only does this make for an inventive and flavoursome treat, but it’s also a great activity for children to enjoy. Ingredients: Milk chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, whole MILK powder, cocoa mass, lactose (MILK), whey powder (MILK), emulsifier: SOYA lecithin; flavouring), Salted caramel flavour milk chocolate: Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Whole MILK Powder, Skimmed MILK Powder, Cocoa Mass, Caramel Powder, Lactose (MILK), Whey Powder (MILK), Salt, Emulsifier: SOYA lecithin; Flavourings, Dark chocolate (cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier: SOYA lecithin; flavouring), Milk chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, whole MILK powder, cocoa mass, lactose (MILK), whey powder (MILK), emulsifier: SOYA lecithin; flavouring), White chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, whole MILK powder, lactose (MILK), whey powder (MILK), emulsifier: SOYA lecithin; flavouring), marshmallows (glucose-fructose syrup, sugar, water, pork gelatine, anti-caking agent: maize starch; colours: curcumin, carmines; flavouring).

Chocolate - You can literally use any chocolate you like here. It is the dominant flavour in the hot chocolate, so use your favourite. We used a cheap supermarket own milk chocolate and it worked well. However, white or dark chocolate would also work. The joy of a hot chocolate spoon is the fact you can create a variety of shapes and add any kind of topping you like. Whipping a batch up is a fantastic activity to keep the kids occupied and they make simple yet effective gifts. How to make a hot chocolate spoon?Now comes the colourful part. Drop in your chocolate chips, marshmallows, sprinkles and glitter to your hearts content. Take the bowl off the heat just as the chocolate is starting to meld together, you don’t want to over heat it. Leave to melt before stirring it to make a lovely glossy, chocolatey gloop. For allergens, see ingredients in CAPITALS. May also contain cereals containing gluten (wheat), egg, sesame, nuts and peanuts.

You’ll find a superb array of hot chocolate available at Lakeland. But as well as the wonderful drink itself, we’ve also got an assortment of hot chocolate accessories to help you make the most of your mug. For a nostalgic treat, why not try our Banoffee Pie Chocolate Selector. You can get inventive with this one by adding banana chips on top for a decadent drink with a wholesome edge. Complimentary combos Place the ice cube mold on a baking sheet so that you can transfer it easily later. Pour the chocolate into the ice cube mold cavities (it should fill about 14 of them). Fill them to just below the top, because when you push the spoons in, the chocolate level will rise a bit. These brilliant spoons can also be adapted to include all your favourite ingredients. I used all milk chocolate as I was making them for the boys. However, half milk and half dark choc or all white chocolate would be super tasty. I also added some mint flavoured chocolate chips I had lurking in the cupboard, but sling in anything you have to hand. Not anything, as I can imagine ham wouldn’t work that well, but anything sprinkle, marshmallow, chocolate or glitter based would be brilliant. You could also stir instant espresso powder into the melted chocolate or flavour with extracts or syrups to pep up your finished milky drink. Experiment with these to your hearts content, then keep a supply in the fridge ready for a hot beverage of superior quality at any time of the day, never just on a Friday. For a time saver, instead of using a double boiler, you could also melt each chocolate type individually in small bowls in the microwave for 20 seconds at a time, stirring each time until melted.You can add hot chocolate bombes, hot chocolate melts or chocolate stirring spoons, or have your hot chocolate with marshmallows. With a handheld milk frother you can whip-up a layer of buoyant, frothy, cloud-like milk on top of your drink too. When you are ready to make your inaugural Hot Chocolate Spoons milky drink, heat some milk on the stove or in the microwave. My kids love a Kinder Bueno one and personally, I love peanut butter so I like crushed up Reece's peanut butter cups on top. You can also crush up some pretzels or add some fudge pieces.

Hot Chocolate Stirrers and Spoons are the perfect treat for all ages and make fabulous gifts. They come in a variety of super-delicious flavours including White Chocolate, Mint, Orange and Hazelnut. Our Cocoba gift range also includes boozy flavours such as Rum, Amaretto, and Irish Cream!You’ll find all the hot chocolate goodness you’re looking for this winter in our Christmas drinking chocolate selection. We’ve got drinking chocolate, hot chocolate makers and hot chocolate melts, plus plenty of other chocolatey accessories. You’ll find hot chocolate for you and hot chocolate gift sets to give as presents – we’ve even got a hot chocolate fountain for anyone who adores molten chocolate… The perfect drink for Christmas Coat Spoon: Scoop the melted chocolate up in your spoon, and spin it around to coat the entire head of the spoon. You may want to dip it a couple times, letting the chocolate harden between each dipping to get enough chocolate on the spoon. Place the dipped spoons on parchment lined baking sheet to set. While the chocolate is still soft, sprinkle on your desired toppings. If you're planning on selling these spoons at the local farmers' market or giving them away as gifts, try wrapping them in cellophane plastic and tying the handle with a bow or string to make them even more festive. Try to decorate them for the time of year it is: fall, Christmas, birthday party themed, etc.

I first saw hot chocolate spoons this year while I was shopping for Christmas gifts. I knew I had to try making some at home, they’re so clever! It’s the perfect all-in-one. Rich chocolate to melt into a warm cup of milk, and a spoon to stir everything together! This is the perfect DIY to try this winter for all of you chocoholics out there. They’re so easy to put together and make a great treat or holiday gift! To make a hot chocolate spoon, you need top-quality chocolate (we recommend our 40% Milk Chocolate Batons as a starting point, but white and dark chocolate varieties work well too). With how easy these are to make, you will want them all winter long! Your family can join in on the fun and create their own customized hot chocolate spoons. Melt Chocolate: Place each kind of chocolate in their own microwave-safe dish. Microwave them in 20 second increments, stirring between each microwaving, until the chocolate is melted.Make a start by melting the chocolate of your choice in a small bowl. I went old school as my microwave had broken and melted this over a pan of simmering water in a small heatproof bowl. I just love how versatile these hot chocolate spoons are, and you can even make vegan versions. They look far more impressive than they actually are, and if you want to make a hot chocolate station for a kids party, or Christmas party, then these would be a perfect addition. The information below is a guide only and we emphasise that our chocolates are made in a factory that handles nuts, peanuts, wheat, milk and soya and therefore may contain traces of these ingredients.