How to Make The Best Hot Chocolate Of All Time (4 ways)

Today I made all of the types of hot chocolate known to man. Or at least it felt like that. Really we made hot chocolate 4 different ways. Those ways being instant hot chocolate, single serving easy hot chocolate, Italian hot chocolate, and a spicy boi Mexican hot chocolate. So as it just begins to get chilly, let's get this hot chocolate party started.

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[ajaguarbthechef]

“Not judging or anything, but if you’re using powder and water”

I use milk and powder

[danaesanchez]

real mexican hot chocolate recipe:
— 1 bar of "chocolate abuelita"
— 1 lt of whole milk

[lanagreer]

I realized something fun: If you use dark cocoa powder, one serving of this contains
12% daily fiber
20% daily iron
22% daily potassium
22% daily protein
30% daily calcium

That's super delicious and healthier (in terms of nutrients) than a bowl of corn flakes!

[samynator]

C'mon, we all know the REAL mexican hot chocolate is chocolate abuelita and if it tastes spicy is because we mixed it in the same blender we made salsa earlier for our chilaquiles
But for real, interesting recipe, might try some day

[bugs_bunneh]

Greek Style Hot Chocolate:
-vanilla bean
-dark chocolate
-cocoa powder
-water
-sweetened condensed milk

There are no measurements because my Yaya would always say, "measurements?! what measurements? we go by what tastes good"

[nadirali]

I counted the C’s in the “thicc” and I happy to report the there where 18 C’s

[diceypoopoo]

My Italian grandma has a lot of really old and amazing recipes and I always loved her hot chocolate, personally hers had a lot a sugar so it’s nice to find a variety with less

[Jooliecn]

For anyone who might find this helpful:
Minute 1:32 hot chocolate from cocoa powder
Minute 2:32 Italian hot chocolate from chopped dark chocolate
Minute 3:37 Mexican hot chocolate from dark chocolate + cocoa

[xarifilm]

*He’s like a cross between a cooking channel and a meme channel*

[flowercolormat]

I’m just now noticing this but I love how he gives out both American and metric units when giving measurements

[theprogram]

As someone who has never cared to look up a recipe for hot chocolate, these look awesome to try for the cold months ahead. I usually just simmer milk and add semi melted 70% dark chocolate, sugar, and a minute pinch of salt.

[valeriescull]

I’ve made the Italian chocolate recipe about a million times since I first viewed this video. It’s the BOMB!

[tiimsmiith]

Wife: You've been in the kitchen for an hour, is dinner ready yet?

Me: I'm making a cup of hot chocolate...

[xdynamics]

“It’s starting to get cold, winter is coming around”

Australia: Yeah nah

[ravent]

I just made the more basic of the three with a couple small changes (a little more sugar and about a half teaspoon of cornstarch), and it's so good!

[curiouslycatlike]

My family's favorite way to make hot chocolate is to chop up 3 Musketeers bars and melt in a pot with a mixture of bourbon vanilla, milk and half & half. Measurements are sort of optional in family recipes so it comes out slightly different everytime, but always delicious.

[lisachristineellensohn]

Alrigth, being german, I was terrified when I learned that hot chocolate seems to be made mainly with water in america

[ariel-]

"But do you wanna know what else is a winner?"
my mind: *Skillshare*

[RayngoMango]

Hot chocolate is something I usually only drink when I’m really stressed or anxious and need a comfort drink. So I need it to take like 5 minutes instead of 30 lol. But if it’s like a cold day out and your chilling, maybe making hot chocolate for multiple people, then I think these recipes are a great idea! I will definitely try making these in the future:D they sound lovely.

[AleTheDLT]

Ngl non-Mexican people will think it’s Mexican hot chocolate because of the chili but Mexican hot chocolate is just whole milk and a tablet of Chocolate Abuelita