Real Hot Choc!

I was watching a TV cooking prog this morning and they showed you how to make real hot choccie drink so I thought I would make some for my children as a treat and it is soooooooo gorgeous[msnsmile2]

1 bag (175 grams) of the large Cadbruys butons divided into 3.
Heat 3 large glasses by pouring boiling water in and leaving for a few mins then pour away.
Put the buttons in the hot glasses and poor over boiling hot milk and stir until all the choccie buttons have melted.
Serve straight away[msnsmile2]
Optional extra add whipped cream on the top[msntongue]

Really yummy when its cold outside[msnwink]

If anyone from the OV Slimming Thread reads this I did not have one, just had a tiny taste to test[msnwink][msnwink][msnwink]

[canarypam]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Mach 2
I was watching a TV cooking prog this morning and they showed you how to make real hot choccie drink so I thought I would make some for my children as a treat and it is soooooooo gorgeous[msnsmile2]

1 bag (175 grams) of the large Cadbruys butons divided into 3.
Heat 3 large glasses by pouring boiling water in and leaving for a few mins then pour away.
Put the buttons in the hot glasses and poor over boiling hot milk and stir until all the choccie buttons have melted.
Serve straight away[msnsmile2]
Optional extra add whipped cream on the top[msntongue]

If anyone from the OV Slimming Thred reads this I did not have one, just had a tiny taste to test[msnwink][msnwink][msnwink][/quote]

OK Julie we believe you[msnwink][msnwink] Sounds delicious though !

[Cruella DeVilla]

I love hot chocolate at the minute, I especially love it when I am back in Germany with lots of cream and cocoa powder...yummy![msnsmile2].

Was it on the Aussies programme this morning Julie as I switched over to watch AWT?

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Cruella DeVilla
I love hot chocolate at the minute, I especially love it when I am back in Germany with lots of cream and cocoa powder...yummy![msnsmile2].

Was it on the Aussies programme this morning Julie as I switched over to watch AWT?
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Yes it was CDV and he was cooking some lovely things, it made me want to go back to OZ[msnwink]

[florida4sun]

It is even better with real chocolate (dark min 70% cocoa). Put a small sprinkle of chili in to bring out the taste. Yum.


<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Mach 2
I was watching a TV cooking prog this morning and they showed you how to make real hot choccie drink so I thought I would make some for my children as a treat and it is soooooooo gorgeous[msnsmile2]

1 bag (175 grams) of the large Cadbruys butons divided into 3.
Heat 3 large glasses by pouring boiling water in and leaving for a few mins then pour away.
Put the buttons in the hot glasses and poor over boiling hot milk and stir until all the choccie buttons have melted.
Serve straight away[msnsmile2]
Optional extra add whipped cream on the top[msntongue]

Really yummy when its cold outside[msnwink]

If anyone from the OV Slimming Thread reads this I did not have one, just had a tiny taste to test[msnwink][msnwink][msnwink]
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Not for me Martin can't stand dark choccie, neither can the children which are who I made it for[msnwink][msnwink][msnwink]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by florida4sun
It is even better with real chocolate (dark min 70% cocoa). Put a small sprinkle of chili in to bring out the taste. Yum.


<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Mach 2
I was watching a TV cooking prog this morning and they showed you how to make real hot choccie drink so I thought I would make some for my children as a treat and it is soooooooo gorgeous[msnsmile2]

1 bag (175 grams) of the large Cadbruys butons divided into 3.
Heat 3 large glasses by pouring boiling water in and leaving for a few mins then pour away.
Put the buttons in the hot glasses and poor over boiling hot milk and stir until all the choccie buttons have melted.
Serve straight away[msnsmile2]
Optional extra add whipped cream on the top[msntongue]

Really yummy when its cold outside[msnwink]

If anyone from the OV Slimming Thread reads this I did not have one, just had a tiny taste to test[msnwink][msnwink][msnwink]
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[Twelvetree]

Well thanks for the tip Martin. I will certainly try the dark choc and chili.

[mizzy]

sounds lovely Julie, very cadburys world, it comes hot and out of a tap there[msntongue][msnwink]

[steph_goodrum]

Whilst on the subject of homemade goodies, you might like to try this with your children

http://familyfun.go.com/utilities/gl...-video-player/

I've not had chance to try it out yet but it looks great for little ones to make easily.

If you select "in the Kitchen" and "sweets and treats" and then "Ice cream in a bag.