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Toasted Marshmallow Pumpkin Spice Lavender Cocoa

Bonfire night, the kind where everyone smells like woodsmoke and nobody wants to go inside. Drop a pumpkin spice cocoa bomb in each mug, pour on hot milk, then crown it with a marshmallow you toasted right over the fire.

Great Lakes Lavender Farm 2 min read

Bonfire night, the kind where everyone smells like woodsmoke and nobody wants to go inside. Drop a pumpkin spice cocoa bomb in each mug, pour on hot milk, then crown it with a marshmallow you toasted right over the fire.

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Why this pairing works

Toasted marshmallow brings a caramel, almost smoky sweetness that makes pumpkin spice taste even cozier. A graham and Lavender Sugar rim adds crunch and a floral finish to every sip.

Serves 4 Prep 10 min Cook 5 min

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Directions

  1. Stir the graham crumbs and Lavender Sugar together on a small plate. Dip each mug rim in melted chocolate, then in the crumb mix.
  2. Heat the milk until steaming, about 160°F. Don't let it boil.
  3. Set a drink bomb in each mug and slowly pour 1 cup of hot milk over it. Watch it open, then stir.
  4. Toast the marshmallows on long skewers over the bonfire (or with a kitchen torch) until golden brown.
  5. Slide 2 marshmallows onto each mug and add a rock candy stick for stirring.

Serve it with: Lavender Brownie

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