Something where you can feel the bitterness even when it’s mixed in with milk. Although, today’s fashion errs towards the fruitier flavours, I’m absolutely team Dutch process.Īll that said, these days, I love a deeply fragrant hot chocolate. I’ve never seen it in France and when I think of it, I bring it back to Ireland with me, for emergencies you understand.įor educational purposes, here is a fun read from Melanie May about the difference between natural cocoa and Dutch process cocoa powders. My favourite chocolate powder is the unsweetened one from Van Houten. You can always add a bit of icing sugar (it melts much better) to make it sweeter if you need that. If you are considering chocolate powders, try and buy one where the first ingredients is cacao and not sugar.
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The powders are often too sweet and full of additives. I grew up with chocolate powder but as an adult, I favour chocolate solids. None of the below is prescriptive, it’s just to make you think of the different elements that make a great hot chocolate. These are mainly based on my own taste (the best) and are just things for you to consider when you build your hot chocolate. This blog post simply intends to give you a list of varied ways to bring your game up a notch. So here we are, there are some very average hot chocolates and then there are show stoppers.
This has put me firmly, for life, in the camp that hot melting butter is a thing of beauty. We would portion out the bread and butter it and then dunking into a steaming great bowl of hot chocolate.
My other job was to walk the dog first thing in the morning, and collect a fresh baguette, “pas trop cuite s’il vous plait”. We’d add a teaspoon of Banania chocolate powder during the week, and a tablespoon of Poulain Grand Arome at the weekend, when the pace of our mornings was more gentle. My job would be to watch the milk but I’d have my nose stuck in a book so it would more often than not boil over. Your mam would scorch some milk on the hob while getting herself and yourself ready for the day, school for you, work for her. Please contact us if you require more information.I like hot chocolate a hell of a lot but it needs to be good.īack home, in France, hot chocolates were mainly functional. Where this description contains a link to another party's website for further information on the product, please note that French Click has no control over the contents of that website or the accuracy of the provided information. If you require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label.įrench Click Limited is unable to accept liability for any incorrect information. Product ingredients are subject to change at any time. We have taken great care in preparing the ingredients and description and believe it is accurate it may not be and is not a substitute for your reading the product packaging and label prior to use. Product ingredients are provided for information purposes only. | # of Ratings: 0 | (Only registered customers can rate) Maxi Kinder Surprise (For Girls) 220g £ 18.00 inc VAT Maxi Kinder Surprise (For Girls) 150g £ 13.20 inc VAT Maxi Kinder Surprise 220g £ 18.00 inc VATīanania Pate à Tartiner 400g £ 4.29 inc VAT Maxi Kinder Surprise (For Boys) 150g £ 13.20 inc VAT Item unavailable, Please call on 02077371024 for details.īanania Cacao Instantane 400g £ 2.99 inc VATīanania Cacao Instantane 1Kg £ 5.55 inc VAT
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