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Snowy Night Lavender Hot Chocolate Bar

Sledding party, Christmas movie night or caroling crew: set out a hot chocolate bar and let everyone build their own mug. The drink bombs make the kids gasp and the lavender whipped cream makes the grown-ups linger.

Great Lakes Lavender Farm 2 min read

Sledding party, Christmas movie night or caroling crew: set out a hot chocolate bar and let everyone build their own mug. The drink bombs make the kids gasp and the lavender whipped cream makes the grown-ups linger.

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Why this pairing works

A good bar gives guests one great base and lots of little choices. Lavender hot chocolate is the base; rock candy, drink bombs and flavored whipped cream are the fun.

Serves 8 to 10 Prep 20 min Cook 10 min

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Make a big batch of hot chocolate in a slow cooker on LOW (or a pot on the stove) according to the package directions. Keep it warm.
  2. Whip the cream with the Lavender Sugar to soft peaks and set it in a bowl over ice.
  3. Set out mugs, toppings, rock candy stirrers and the drink bombs.
  4. For a drink bomb mug, set the bomb in an empty mug and pour hot milk over it. Watch it open, then stir.

Serve it with: Lavender Brownie

Make it your own

  • Add a tray of Lavender Brownies for dunking.
  • Wrap Snowman Gift Jars as take-home favors.

Our cottage foods are made on the farm and sold in person at the farm stand, markets and events. Tap any linked ingredient to see flavors and availability.

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