put a pot on the stove on the stove a fill it up one half way with water. The fill 1/4of milk. then let it boil. then put into a cup. while you are doing that get a tablet of columbian chocolate and melt it. Once you done with all that put it all into a cup.Finally put a piece of mozzarella cheese. Finally enjoy!!!

A standard cup (8 oz) of hot chocolate is about 240 millimeters.

Probably not as there's typically quite a bit of sugar in hot chocolate. A warm glass of milk or chamomile tea are traditionally considered good before bed drinks.

It's a suspension. Microscopic particles of ground-up cocoa beans are suspended in water (or milk).

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Pour it from one cup to another till it's all bubbly.

Cinnamon, piloncillo (brown sugar) and vanilla are commonly used for the preparation. A more exotic variation includes one red chili pepper (split, with seeds removed) for an "Aztec Chili Hot Chocolate".

The distance between it's atoms will decrease.

Well what worked for me it putting a little honey and melted butter in a bowl . Then I poured it in a bag I put a paper towel on the stain and you put the bag on it , leave it for a day and it will be gone before you know it .Tell me how it works out for you !!

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A verb for this is drink

In the past tense it would be I drank hoy chocolate

In te present tense I drink or I am drinking hot chocolate

No. Almost nothing with marshmallows is kosher, due to the gelatin. Packages of kosher marshmallows are an exception to the rule, of course, so it's entirely reasonable to add your own (kosher) marshmallows to kosher hot chocolate.

depends on the size of the marshmellow. if it is mini, maybe 30 seconds. if it is big, then maybe around 2 minutes

There is a Mexican novel (and motion picture) entitled, Like Water for Chocolate (Como agua para chocolate).

It depends in both the wattage of your microwave and if you don't mind the skin. I find 3 mins with a 700 w does the job. If you don't like the skin take it out after bout 2 mins and stir it. Hope it helps!

Hot chocolate is a solution as far as mixtures and solutions go. I'm not sure about a colloid, though.

It is deliciously scrumptious and it is like a breeze of fresh air. It transports you into a different dimension were it warms your heart full of Kindness and supportive virtues.

Dunkin' Donuts does sell boxes of hot chocolate. Each box contains up to 24 cups of already made Dunkin' Donuts hot chocolate.

No, there is powdered milk and sugar in the mix and not as much cocoa. It would never have enough chocolate flavor.

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Well, this is true, it wont have as much chocolate flavor but yes you can substitute it. Double or quadruple the the amount of cocoa powder for hot chocolate mix (taking out the marshmallows) (depending on your tastes) and use about 1/4 the sugar needed in the recipe. (I just made chocolate no bakes without milk and hot chocolate mix and they taste great!) I hope this helps, if you are trying to sub it in a dough mix be aware that since you will have to use more hot chocolate powder than you would cocoa you may want to mix the powder with whatever liquids you have to work with in the recipe first (to dissolve the powder and keep it from getting cakey and dry). If that doesn't work add a small amount of water or milk to the mix to get it to the right consistency. :) Hope this helped.

You get a damp cloth and scrub it then, put a little hand soap on it and rub the spill hardcore! Then dry it off abit with cold air (hairdryer or what we used...pump!) Me and my friend had this experience and we did this and it worked but now the spill isnt noticeable on my cream carpet :D

Hot Chocolate is relatively inexpensive. A box or container can cost between $5 and $10 (depending on the brand, quality, and amount). A mug of hot chocolate bought pre-made is usually a few dollars.

There are 16 cups in a gallon. So, using multiplication 2 x 16 32. The thermo jug will hold 32 cups of chocolate.

well yeah - there is nothing wrong with it other than the fact that it is cold so it will probably not taste as nice (:

Boil it long enough that it won't scald, which means you should only have the milk boiling for only a second or two. Otherwise if it scalds it will not taste very good.

For a small 12 oz serving of McDonald's hot chocolate made with whole milk, you would be consuming 300 calories, 12 g fat, 41 g carbohydrates and 8 g protein. Save your calories by switching over to non fat milk and forgoing the whipped cream.

No! Go for it! I'm having one right now for breakfast!! It's good for ya