Chocolate tea recipe

Who else can feel that nip in the air in the London weather? Well, I certainly can and that means I will be looking for comfort in a cup. To explain more, a hug in a cup means - good chai, good coffee or a good cup of hot chocolate. And ever since Moma Foods have sent me their Oat Milk tetra packs for taste, I have been sipping a lot of cups of Indian masala chai, dalgona coffee and hot cocoa. I have tasted vegan milk range before, such as almond milk, soya milk, cashew milk but never oats…

Indulge in the invigorating ritual of Cocoa/Cacao Tea. This rich, warm beverage boasts a subtly bittersweet chocolate flavor, a far cry from the sugary concoctions laden with artificial marshmallows of your childhood.

Rich, thick hot chocolate is made even more delicious with the addition of Earl Grey, giving it a lovely citrus twist. It's surprisingly easy to make from scratch.

Chocolate Tea or Cocoa Tea is a cozy winter drink. They are perfect when served hot with a crunchy snack. Chocolate flavor is so good in it.

Homemade Chocolate Mint Tea is a comforting, delicious beverage that is so easy to make with just a few ingredients. You can use regular mint leaves or the leaves of a Chocolate Mint plant.

Chocolate and mint come together in this delightful tea latte made with cacao nibs and black tea. It's like a pepperminty hot chocolate but with way less calories.

This recipe for a masala chai concentrate is an ideal option for making authentic spiced tea easily at home.

Turmeric is packed with powerful antioxidants. It is often used as an herbal remedy and immune booster during colder months.

Enjoy a nice, warm cup of hot chocolate this winter with our recipe, or make some Hot Chocolate Mix gifts!

Using the traditional chocolate ball with cinnamon, this tea offers a true taste of Jamaica. For those who are not familiar with "Old Time Chocolate Tea" this is Jamaican style regular hot chocolate. In Jamaican patois it is called "Chahklit tea"