Hot chocolate recipe

Name: Hot chocolate recipe
Ingredients: 300ml of whole milk; 40g of dark chocolate, the best quality you can find; 2 tsp boiling water; 1 pinch of sea salt, tiny (not table salt); 1 tbsp of cream; 3 drops of vanilla extract; 1 pinch of sugar, more or less depending on the sweetness of the chocolate used (if you add vanilla and cream you really shouldn’t need sugar as well!); 1 tbsp of rum; 120ml of almond milk, (buy in most supermarkets or make your own with a blender, water and a muslin cloth to strain the liquid through – or leave the bits in!); 15g of dark chocolate, 100% (Willie’s Cacao is widely available in most supermarkets or failing this you could use cocoa instead, but it won’t be as rich and delicious); 1 pinch of pink Himalayan salt, (contains 82 essential minerals); 1 tsp Manuka honey, (good for its antibacterial properties); 180ml of boiling water; 3 drops of vanilla extract, optional (makes it taste sweeter without adding more sugar); 1 pinch of cinnamon, (good for the metabolism and, again, making it taste sweeter without calories)

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Ingredients

300ml of whole milk
40g of dark chocolate, the best quality you can find
2 tsp boiling water
1 pinch of sea salt, tiny (not table salt)
1 tbsp of cream
3 drops of vanilla extract
1 pinch of sugar, more or less depending on the sweetness of the chocolate used (if you add vanilla and cream you really shouldn’t need sugar as well!)
1 tbsp of rum
120ml of almond milk, (buy in most supermarkets or make your own with a blender, water and a muslin cloth to strain the liquid through – or leave the bits in!)
15g of dark chocolate, 100% (Willie’s Cacao is widely available in most supermarkets or failing this you could use cocoa instead, but it won’t be as rich and delicious)
1 pinch of pink Himalayan salt, (contains 82 essential minerals)
1 tsp Manuka honey, (good for its antibacterial properties)
180ml of boiling water
3 drops of vanilla extract, optional (makes it taste sweeter without adding more sugar)
1 pinch of cinnamon, (good for the metabolism and, again, making it taste sweeter without calories)