Luxury Hot Chocolate

£14.95 Regular price
Unit price
per 

Our Luxury Hot Chocolate is crafted in partnership with York Cocoa Works, using a 70% blend of cocoa beans and  sugar for a rich, smooth flavour. Inspired by London’s 17th-century Chocolate Houses, it’s a decadent yet  balanced treat that’s deeply satisfying.


To Prepare

Warm 200ml of milk. Place 30–40g of flakes in your cup and cover with a little hot milk. Allow to melt, whisk smooth, then add the remaining milk and stir gently. For dairy-free, use water or a milk alternative. Sweeten to taste or add extra milk for a softer flavour.

Ingredients with allergens underlined.

Cocoa Mass, Sugar. May contain traces of Milk

 Typical Values

Per 100g

Energy (kj)

 

kj2343.3 / kcal 557.5


Total Fat
(of which saturates)

37.1g
22.4g

Carbohydrates
(of which sugars)

47.5g
30g

Protein

8.4g

Salt

0g

Fibre

11.9g

 

Store in a cool, dry place. We recommend in an airtight container.

Manufactured in the UK

200g

* Decorative items are for illustrative purposes only

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