Where to buy mexican-hot-chocolate near me?

Mexican hot chocolate is a rich, frothy, chocolate drink traditionally made with chocolate tablets that are ground into a paste and mixed with hot water or milk.

Yes, most types of Mexican hot chocolate do contain a small amount of caffeine as it is typically made from chocolate.

Yes, you can also use high-quality dark chocolate or unsweetened cocoa powder as an alternative.

You'll need a Mexican hot chocolate tablet or substitute, milk or water, sugar to taste, and a frother or whisk. Melt the chocolate in a bit of hot milk/water, add the remainder of the liquid and sugar, and whisk to a froth.

Yes, if you use a lactose-free milk or a non-dairy milk substitute.

Typically, they can be stored for up to 2 years.

Yes, you can use it in various recipes such as brownies, cakes, and puddings.

Traditional Mexican hot chocolate is flavoured with cinnamon and sometimes vanilla, but other flavours like almond may also be available.

Yes, it's different. Mexican hot chocolate often contains cinnamon and sometimes other spices, and is whisked into a froth before being served.

It can be. Some recipes include chilli powder for an added kick, but traditionally, it's not spicy.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

It can be, if you use a dairy-free milk substitute. However, some Mexican hot chocolate tablets may contain milk products.

Store the tablets in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

They are not typically eaten as is, but rather used to make hot chocolate drinks or used in recipes.

You can, though the flavour will be different. Regular chocolate lacks the traditional spices found in Mexican hot chocolate.

Yes, you can, although milk is traditionally used to make it creamier.