I LOVE to celebrate EVERY holiday I can and made up as it may be, I am all in this year on celebrating Christmas in July! And what better way to celebrate than with a Frozen Hot Chocolate and breaking out your favorite Santa mug?
I also love to plan a couple of fun "Christmasy" activities to fill the day with too. Even adults need a little Christmas fun sometimes too! Grab yourself a pack of these awesome no-melt snowballs for a little indoor snowball fight!
This Frozen Hot Chocolate reminds me of the time I was in NYC and has to seek out Serendipity 3 and have one there! And since they are currently closed due to COVID (BOO!) this is the next best thing to having one at the iconic restaurant.
If you want even more Christmas Goodness, take a look at my Christmas Advent Calendar from the 2019 season. Maybe you need a good Christmas Cookie to accompany your Frozen Hot Chocolate!
What you need!
Just a couple of ingredients and you will be on your way to enjoying a Frozen Hot Chocolate even Serendipity 3 would be proud of.
The key to a GREAT hot chocolate is FAT! So you want to use at a minimum, Half and Half. But I like the mix of mostly heavy cream and some whole milk. The richness is what makes hot cocoa so good.
1 C Heavy Cream
¾ C Whole Milk
6 Tablespoons Hot Cocoa Mix
12oz cup of Ice
High-Speed Blender
I use my Sugar-Free Hot Cocoa Mix for this, one because I always have some in the house, and the little bit of kick it has from the cinnamon and cayenne it makes it just a little extra special!
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📖 Recipe
Frozen Hot Chocolate
Celebrate Christmas in July with this delicious recipe that will cool you off in the middle of summer.
Ingredients
- 1 cup Heavy Cream
- ¾ cup Whole Milk
- 6 tablespoons Hot Cocoa Mix
- 12oz cup of Ice
Instructions
- Place the cream, milk, and cocoa mix in the blender. Blend on low 60 seconds to dissolve the cocoa mix and get it well dispersed. Add in the cup of ice and blend on high until you no longer hear large pieces of ice being blended, 30-45 seconds. Serve in a Christmas mug with a spray of whipped cream on top and enjoy!
Notes
This recipe can be made with dairy-free milk if your diet requires that, almond or oat would be my recommendation.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 4 Serving Size: 1 gramsAmount Per Serving: Unsaturated Fat: 0g
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