How to Make Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

One of the main reasons I look forward to winter and the holiday season is having the excuse to drink hot chocolate out of cute snowman mugs any time I want.  Yes, I can do that any season of the year, but it takes on a special, cozy feeling during the colder months.

How to Make Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

I know this is totally outside of Chic Little Honey’s fashion comfort zone, but I wanted to share with y’all my super easy signature hazelnut hot chocolate recipe (if you can call it that!).  It’s indulgent, divine, and perfect for cuddling up on a cold winter evening.

Ingredients

Cocoa powder

2 cups of Milk

2 tablespoons of hazelnut syrup

Marshmallows (optional)

Chocolate powder (optional)

Whipped cream (optional)

Chocolate pot & frother (Mine is older from Williams-Sonoma)

Cute mug (Mine is older from Hallmark)

Measuring cup & spoon

How to Make Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

Instructions

  1. Measure 2 cups of milk in the measuring cup and heat in microwave until hot (I like mine super hot!)

  2. Pour milk and measure 2 tablespoons of chocolate powder into the pot

How to Make Hazelnut Hot Chocolate 3. Mix with frother until nice and frothy!

How to Make Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

  1. Pour hot chocolate into mug and add a dash or two of hazelnut syrup (I usually add 1.5 tablespoons)

How to Make Hazelnut Hot ChocolateHow to Make Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

  1. Top of marshmallows, whipped cream, and chocolate powder

How to Make Hazelnut Hot ChocolateAnd enjoy!

What’s your favorite holiday drink recipe?  Tell me in the comments below!

How to Make Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

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18 thoughts on “Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

  1. This is seriously THE most cozy hot chocolate I have ever read! I will def give it a go (& might sub the Hazelnut for a a hazelnut liquor 😉 ) – these flavours seriously are the epitome of the holiday season, and that chocolate pot + frother is SO cool! x Shannon

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