2/23/2010

Chilly Hot Chocolate

Chilly Hot Chocolate

1 cup ice
1/2 cup nonfat milk
1 packet sugar-free instant hot cocoa mix
Light whipped cream for topping (optional)

In a blender, combine ice, milk, and cocoa mix. Process 1 minute, or until blended. Top with whipped cream, if using.

Makes 2 servings

Per serving: 200 calories, 5 g protein, 40 g carbohydrate, 2 g fat, 2 mg cholesterol, 2 g fiber, 247 mg sodium

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Jill

Add a little crushed red & white peppermint (or candycane) to the top of the whipped cream, not much, just a little-you don't want it to be overwhelming....it tastes great!!!  Laughing

posted on 2/23/2010

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Jacki

Yum! I'll try it with Carnation Instant Breakfast.

posted on 2/23/2010

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Kathy

I  haven't tried this one,  but it  sounds  really  good.

posted on 2/23/2010

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Anne

Wouldn't it be better to freeze milk and then your beverage won't be so watered down.

posted on 2/23/2010

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Leona

well is this one good let me know please

posted on 2/23/2010

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Melissa

I would add a few espresso beans for the morning zombies.

posted on 2/23/2010

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Cindy

I love the idea of mixing some espresso in there....yum. Sounds fantastic!

posted on 2/23/2010

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Donna

We also love peppermint. But also try the toffee chips. It is so wonderful and with a little carmel ice cream topping top off with whipped cream. Yum!!!!!!!!!!

posted on 2/24/2010

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Nancy

Just like the Frozen Hot Chocolate at Serendipity in New York City on the upper east side.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Linda

Will have to try the recipe, sounds good!  And the whipped cream would not be optional for me, it would be a must :) 

posted on 2/24/2010

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Annie

A little trick I've discovered is to use coffee creamer instead of milk! I love International Delight coffee creamers and have found French vanilla, Hazelnut and Butter cream to make hot chocolate even more sumptious!Smile

posted on 2/24/2010

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Mary

What's not to like. I love hot chocolate so iced hot cocoa sounds great.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Holly

yum yum!  have to try that one on a warm summer day!

posted on 2/24/2010

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Sara

sounds good and not too caloric.  i'll have to try with homemade hot chocolate mix i have left over as it starts to warm up!

posted on 2/24/2010

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W. D.

  • Annie said:
    A little trick Ive discovered is to use coffee creamer instead of milk! I love International Delight coffee creamers and have found French vanilla, Hazelnut and Butter cream to make hot chocolate even more sumptious!Smile
THAT sounds good!!!!! Mmmmm, I'll have to try that.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Deborah

Sorry I am a ture beliver of natural. I like whole milk and Hershey's Cocoa with marshmello or whip cream. It is not what you eat or drink it is how much of it you do.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Teresa

I love hot chocolate, especially on a cold wintery morning when there is snow outside & I have to go out in it.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Julia

I've been doing this forever. Love the taste. I also add fruit which makes a great smoothie.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Victoria

Sounds delicious... maybe again add a shot of espresso or some liquer for the evening :)

posted on 2/24/2010

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Katie

I always loved this at the Cheesecake Factory - I will have to try it at home! YUMMY...

posted on 2/24/2010

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Melody

Sounds like it is worth giving it a try

posted on 2/24/2010

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VANESSA

I will Definately try this one with my kids, If anyone has tried it please post. Question does it come out ot watery.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Gloria

This sounds SCRUMPTIOUS!Laughing

posted on 2/24/2010

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Halona

  • Melissa said:
    I would add a few espresso beans for the morning zombies.

Now that sounds like a good idea...give it a little kick.

posted on 2/24/2010

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Janet

  • Annie said:
    A little trick Ive discovered is to use coffee creamer instead of milk! I love International Delight coffee creamers and have found French vanilla, Hazelnut and Butter cream to make hot chocolate even more sumptious!Smile

wow that sounds great! I am going to give that a try! Thanks for the suggestion.

posted on 2/24/2010

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