A local deli here in sleepy Brissie is my source of chocolatey love. They do the Fraus sachets, which are a nice easy one. They come in a billion different flavours, but it's hard to depart from the classic choc.
They also sell a Mexican hot chocolate, I can't remember the brand, as I've chucked away the packaging. It comes in blocks, and you boil it up with chilli and spices, traditional style. It's soooooo yummy.
I second San Churro though. We have some friends up here that get us to bring some back every time we go down to Melbs.
A local deli here in sleepy Brissie is my source of chocolatey love. They do the Fraus sachets, which are a nice easy one. They come in a billion different flavours, but it's hard to depart from the classic choc.
They also sell a Mexican hot chocolate, I can't remember the brand, as I've chucked away the packaging. It comes in blocks, and you boil it up with chilli and spices, traditional style. It's soooooo yummy.
I second San Churro though. We have some friends up here that get us to bring some back every time we go down to Melbs.
I have a gorgeous little retro milk pan that Ms Nelle gave me for my birthday that I use to make hot chocolate, I make it using whatever choc I have in the house and milk. I also add cinnamon for a mexican hot choc and if it's just for me I'll add a dash of cayenne as well.
As for types of chocolate, if you want REAL good hot chocolate go for a bitter sweet dark like 70% you'll be able to adjust the amount you need and won't have to worry about the sweetness.
Thanks, I was looking at san churos yesterday, and they dont deliver here, so may have to go their personally
Oh and the lint one I bout a few weeks ago and made one drink, then when I went for another one, all the flakes were gone.. dh ate it all on me!
I just dicovered 'chocolate mill' yum. think i like that one!!
Chocoholics Anonymous do a yummy hot choc mix. Only downfall was it took aaaagessss for delivery, but that's prolly just cause Perth is soooo far away lol
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