Winter in Boston is no joke although this year it has been very mild- relatively speaking. When it’s cold and snowing, staying in bed with your jammies and sipping on something warm is ideal. I’m often found with a hot mug of tea or (decaf) latte literally around the clock.
My little ones love hot chocolate. We often make it quite quickly by warming up soy milk since they are both lactose intolerant and adding a healthy dose of chocolate syrup. Stir it and voila! Hot chocolate at your service!
This time, I’ve decided to make their hot chocolate experience a lot more fun and sweet! These Hot Chocolate Dippers will bring the glisten to any child’s eyes and more ooohh’s and aaahh’s than you’ve ever heard in your entire adult life.
These dippers look fancy schmancy but they are really easy to make. You’ll need tiny solo cups, lollipop sticks, dark chocolate chips, white chocolate chips, mini-marshmallows, peppermint candy, and sprinkles.
Steps- 1. Melt the chocolate chips 2. Layer the dippers by pouring melted dark chocolate into the solo cup, add mini-marshallows, peppermint bits (crushed peppermint candy), pour melted white chocolate on top, add sprinkles 3. Insert lollipop sticks 4. Allow the dippers to set in the refrigerator for one hour 5. Remove the solo cups with scissors
They look sooo good, right?
Now all you have to do is warm up a cup of milk and use the chocolate dippers to stir allowing all the sweet goodness to incorporate into the milk.
Another way to enjoy them? Eat them like lollipops!
I’ve also done a different version of this last year called Chocolate Flavored Spoons. To read more about it, please click HERE.
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Hi there, how much dark chocolate would i use for one cup of hot chocolate (i.e. one dipper)
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Fun to make! My grandkids and their friends loved them!!
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Can I ask how long these would last? I think they would be a great idea to make for my kids school Christmas fayres.
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Hey Paula! I would say up to 1-2 weeks wrapped. Chocolate definitely has a longer shelf life than other sweets. xo, Kellie
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This is the best idea. So easy and so much room for creativity! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Aw!! Thanks so much Marie. Have a great day! Kellie
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Cant wait to try making these! Thanks for posting 😊
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Have fun making these!
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That looks absolutely delicious. And I love, love, love your golden cutlery.
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So yummy-looking 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
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I definitely need to make these! They just look so good!
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These are so clever and so much fun! I bet the kids love!!!
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They look so good!
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What a great idea!
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I love hot chocolate and these look soo beautiful!
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Thank you for sharing this! This looks mouthwatering and I’m sure ever chocolate lover would do anything to try a bit. Keep up the good posts and happy blogging!
-missberryjem908
PS your posts are a big inspiration
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Thanks Missberryjem! Glad you stopped by! Kellie
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Your welcome! 🙂
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These look so good! Pretty and delicious.
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