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    Default OMG! Dairy-free mint hot chocolate

    With the colder weather I have been wanting hot chocolate but have avoided making it since I am currently not eating dairy. Finally I decided to look up a hot chocolate recipe without dairy. Came across Hershey's website. They even state in the recipe I can use water or milk substitue for milk. So I ended up using rice milk. I added some instant coffee and a few drops of mint extract. Definately have my fix now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shoiji View Post
    With the colder weather I have been wanting hot chocolate but have avoided making it since I am currently not eating dairy. Finally I decided to look up a hot chocolate recipe without dairy. Came across Hershey's website. They even state in the recipe I can use water or milk substitue for milk. So I ended up using rice milk. I added some instant coffee and a few drops of mint extract. Definately have my fix now.
    Linky linky! Fine, I can find it myself. ha! I have almond milk at home that I mix with hot chocolate powder, its really good. But the powder likely has milk solids.

    I haven't weaned off dairy yet, I've switched to mostly vegetarian, but I am still fighting against giving up eggs and cheese. I rarely drink milk as I'm totally on Almond milk even for cooking.
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    Hot Cocoa with Almond Milk - Martha Stewart Recipes

    This recipe from Martha Stewart is pretty good. My son drinks Almond Milk due to sensitivity to milk and we like this recipe. Hope you enjoy it.

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    Here is the link.

    http://www.hersheys.com/recipes/5265/Hot%20Cocoa.aspx

    If you scroll down they give you ideas for flavors. I remember as a child getting hot chocolate without milk and wondering why there wasn't any milk.

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    krbshappy are you trying to go vegan(esque)?

    You can do it if you want to. It's not that hard and you can get used to ANYTHING.

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    We haven't had hot cocoa since going dairy free. I can't wait to try some!
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    That's sounds very yummy!
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    I haven't clicked the link but if its cocoa powder being used of course its dairy free. If you're using a hot choc powder mix - it has dairy in it.

    I've made my own hot choc mix out of necessity b/c of the sugar content. I did use milk though along with cocoa powder, cinnamon and splenda. The price difference for a can of 'light' (ie sugar free) mix is significantly higher then reg hot choc mix.
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