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Hot Chocolate Recipe, Only 80 Calories, Tastes Great, Rich and Creamy I’ve been craving a delicious cup of rich and creamy hot chocolate recently and with all my new found food allergies I had to get creative and invent my own recipe. I’ve tried several different recipes but couldn’t find something that was actually satisfying and made me long for another cup, until now. I think the secret is Cashew Milk and the Dark Chocolate Powder. 

I don’t drink coffee at all, I do have an occasional cup of hot tea but nothing’s better than a good ole’ cup of Hot Chocolate. You don’t know how many times I passed a Starbucks and wanted to pull in for a Skinny Hot Chocolate but couldn’t. I think the good thing about having food allergies is I just avoid the things on the list like the plague, I hate the internal itch my body has afterwards. Now if I was just on a diet, my car may override my common sense and make a trip through the drive through and get one anyway. 

The good thing about all the restrictions I have is I’m down 45 pounds; ya gotta love that part of it. The bad thing is I just can’t eat so many of the things I used to love. 

You can print off the recipe and give it a try to either save on calories or just to try a healthier version of this wintertime drink. Either way I bet you’ll love it!

Hot Chocolate
2015-12-27 09:39:16
Serves 1
Healthy, Easy, Rich and Creamy Hot Chocolate
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Ingredients
  1. 3 tsp. Coconut Sugar (42 Calories)
  2. 1 tsp. Hershey's Special Dark Chocolate Cacao Powder (10 Calories)
  3. Splash Vanilla
  4. 1 C Silk Unsweetened Cashew Milk (25 Calories)
Instructions
  1. Add Coconut Sugar and Dark Chocolate Powder to your favorite mug and stir until both ingredients are mixed together thoroughly. Add Vanilla and Cashew Milk. Microwave until warm, remove and give a stir. Add back to the microwave and continue to heat to desired temperature. Enjoy!
Notes
  1. Optional: Top with Cinnamon
By Dawn Cain
CREATIVE CAIN CABIN https://creativecaincabin.com/
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  1. Jane @ Cottage at the Crossroads says

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    Dawn, your hot chocolate recipe looks delicious! Now where do you purchase the dark chocolate cocoa powder? Would I find it in a regular grocery store? I have never tried cashew milk but since I like almond milk, I’m sure I would like it. It is going to be colder here this weekend and I want to try this!

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    • Dawn says

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      Jane yes you can find the dark chocolate powder at any grocery store, even Walmart has it. I used to use almond milk but the cashew is so much thicker and richer it works great for hot chocolate.

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  2. Carol Cook says

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    A little hot chocolate sounds good right now!

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    • Dawn says

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      Carol I have one cup daily during the winter months. It always warms me up and works for my chocolate fix.

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  3. debbiedoos says

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    This hot chocolate recipe looks and sounds delish Dawn! I am pretty blown away at our recipes this month! So many great ideas and not so heavy on the calories.

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    • Dawn says

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      Debbie I love all the low calories ones to choose from too.

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  4. [email protected] Designs says

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    This recipe sounds great….Will have to give this a try!!!…

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    • Dawn says

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      Shirley it’s great if you’re calorie counting.

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  5. Kris @ Junk Chic Cottage says

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    This sounds so good Dawn. I am going to give this a try. I love cashew milk and putting some chocolate in it can only make life good!!!! Happy Nw Year.
    Kris

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    • Dawn says

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      Kris, you’re right adding chocolate to anything makes it better 🙂

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  6. Patty says

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    Next trip to town I’m looking for the cashew milk! Sounds delicious and fits in my food selections. Thank you for the recipe. Just bought apples yesterday for the dehydrator.

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    • Dawn says

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      Patty, you’ll love cashew milk, it’s so rich and creamy.

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