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This year's neighbor/friend gifts:
Hot chocolate mix with chocolate and candy cane covered spoons.
I really am not a big hot chocolate fan.
I prefer cold drinks for some reason.
I always make my hot chocolate with 1/2 hot and 1/2 cold water.
I hate to wait for it to be the right temperature....
Anyways, I found this recipe and it is yummy!
It makes a ton (45 servings, I believe)
this is how the original recipe read:
10 cups dry milk powder
4 3/4c. powdered sugar
1 3/4c. cocoa powder
1 3/4 c. non dairy creamer (french vanilla)
Some commented on ways to enhance the recipe, I followed their advice:
instead of the measurements above use
1 bag of powdered sugar
1 tin of cocoa powder and
increase creamer to 2 1/4c.
Apparently the original recipe did not have enough sweetness.
Add 1/3 of mixture to 1 cup hot water.
For some reason, the list gets longer each year.
So I have been doing these in cycles.....
can't wait to get them all out of my kitchen.
8 comments:
They look AWESOME! Thanks for sharing the recipe! WOW!
What a great idea. You are just so creative. Thanks for recipe!
Way cute. That is a really fun idea.
You are always so incredibly cute!!
Those are cute. I like those jars & the idea of using fabric instead of ribbon.
So cute Heather! I love the jars too!
Of course they are so cute! Great idea.
Really Cute! I love the way you packaged it. Wish I was your neighbor:>
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