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.

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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.

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

Yep, course you can, I always use it and they're delicious.

it depends on how much u drink

if u drink to much u can become constipated

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One Hot Pocket usually costs about a dollar. You could save money if you bought the 12 Hot Pocket box. Although, prices always vary depending on where you live.

Eating chocolate may aggravate ulcers by contributing toward heartburn, so cutting chocolate from the diet may help. The College of Family Physicians of Canada indicates that avoiding both caffeine and milk both may help heal an ulcer, and chocolate contains both. A 2-oz serving of semi-sweet chocolate provides 44 mg of caffeine, and 2 oz of bittersweet chocolate contains 68 mg, according to Amano Artisan Chocolate. The National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse reveals that some people think drinking milk or eating milk products such as chocolate may help ulcers heal. Although this may temporarily make the stomach feel better, it can ultimately worsen symptoms because it can trigger heartburn.

If your soup cup has a handle, then you won't need an insulator, the cup itself would be designed to provide adequate insulation. If your cup does not have a handle, you could in principle use any kind of cloth, paper, or cardboard; a paper towel would work, an oven mitt, a scarf, a glove. Wearing a glove works perfectly well.

Styrofoam cups will keep a hot drink warmer for a long time. Insulated cups will also keep your drink warmer longer.

It depends on how much the choclate powered is in calories.

Depends what size you want. But usually there are $4 -$5.

The amount of sugar in a cup of coffee is in exact proportion to the amount that is placed in it ...

About 15 gm of cocoa.