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fromConde Nast Traveler
1 day ago

10 Best Winter Activities in Boston, From Curling to Rooftop Happy Hour in Igloos

Boston provides abundant cold-weather activities—outdoor and indoor—including hot chocolate, wood-fired saunas, and approachable experiences like hotel curling with food and lounge amenities.
fromLos Angeles Times
6 days ago

Spiced Mexican Hot Chocolate

The etymology of chocolate is via Spanish via Nahuatl - xocólatl combines xococ for sour, atl for water, owing to the bitterness of its earliest uses for what was once an elegant drink in the royal courts of ancient Mexico. Its export to Europe and the passing of centuries made "hot chocolate" a milk-derived sweet drink, warmed, though in Indigenous communities in Mexico, it's still
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fromTasting Table
1 week ago

The Simple Hack That Makes Hot Chocolate Taste 10X Better - Tasting Table

Adding a tablespoon of butter to hot chocolate creates an ultra-smooth, richer, more decadent drink and enhances chocolate flavor.
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fromTasting Table
2 months ago

The Simple Ice Cream Topping That Lets You Pretend Winter Has Arrived Early - Tasting Table

Hot chocolate mix elevates ice cream with bittersweet flavors, enhancing sweetness and richness.
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fromTasting Table
6 months ago

11 Add-Ins For An Even Better Starbucks Hot Chocolate - Tasting Table

Starbucks hot chocolate offers a unique dark chocolate flavor, differing from traditional powdered mixes.
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