French Chocolat Chaud… Silky Paris-Style Drinking Chocolate
This is the drinkable one… smooth and café-style with real melted chocolate and whole milk. We sweeten lightly so the cacao shines, just like in Paris.
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Italian Cioccolata Calda… Silky, Spoonable Hot Chocolate at Home
Cioccolata calda is glossy, spoonable, and rich without cream. We combine cocoa, chopped chocolate, and a little starch for that café texture you sip in small cups.
Spanish Hot Chocolate… Chocolate a la Taza for Churro Dipping
Thick, glossy, and made for churros… this Spanish chocolate a la taza is our go-to when we want dippable hot chocolate at home. We tested cocoa percentages…
European Hot Chocolate at Home… Spain vs Italy vs France
European hot chocolate three ways… Spain’s dippable chocolate a la taza, Italy’s glossy cioccolata calda, and France’s silky chocolat chaud. Each scaled to 500 mL for two…
