Will It Velvetise Cadbury Hot Chocolate

If you are unable to spend excessive cash on hot chocolate for the velvetiser can you use normal hot chocolate?

[terryc]

One alternative that works well is Cadbury Flake. Before adding to the milk simply introduce it to a wooden rolling pin, takes about 20 seconds to demolish it, in the wrapper. At first I added it to the milk about 45 seconds into the machines cycle, as recommended by a reviewer on here, but a few days ago I was day dreaming, suddenly realised the machine had been running for 1 minute 45, so I tipped it in regardless! It worked, and for some reason this way it is a lot better. Try it to see ☺

[Perfectlester]

My grandparents still get their milk delivered in glass bottles. It’s cool

[swonly]

I think to avoid that clump of hot chocolate at the bottom, maybe add the powder with a little bit of hot milk first and add that into the rest of the milk, then velvetise. Worth giving that a try?

[bobl.]

Considered starting the machine and then adding the chocolate?
That might just solve the clumping problem

[andreaa-nb]

Interesting to see but I think I'll be sticking to the Hotel Chocolat flakes, that's the point of the machine to me - to have a luxury hot chocolate at home.

[SmarkySmarkz]

You should try it with just chocolate, grate it and try it since that is what there packets are, or perhaps try chocolate chips?

[invisiblekid]

Jesus that Cadbury’s hot chocolate sound revolting. Sugar, glucose syrup and palm oil. Blurgh!!

[RM-ljbv]

CAN YOU MAKE A DIET VERSION AND HOW MANY CALORIES PER MUG PLEASE.

[klaraccc]

Hey great videos on watching other videos to not have the clump just let it spin first for a bit then slowly add the spoonful slowly so it resolves slowly at the top before it gets to the bottom I reckon it would work!!