Hot Chocolate Mix Trio

house hot chocolate, mission, and hojicha

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Our house made hot chocolate has been a café favorite since our earliest days, when we dreamed of concocting a perfect hot drink to ward off San Francisco’s perpetually foggy chill. This season we’ve created a beautifully boxed trio of flavorful hot chocolate mixes to whisk up at home with fresh milk, cream, or dairy alternative. Three delicious single-origin chocolate mixes, contained in elegant reusable glass vials designed just for us by talented industrial designer (and Dandelion friend) Remy Labesque, are ready to taste, share, gift, and compare.

Our classic House Hot Chocolate is rich, subtly sweet, and deeply chocolatey. A lively blend of spices complements the bright, fruity notes of Ambanja, Madagascar chocolate in our Mission Hot Chocolate. And our unique Hojicha Hot Chocolate, a Dandelion Japan café staple made with delicately roasted Japanese green tea, features subtle smoky notes and a smooth, creamy finish.

included in this assortment

This gift set contains three 5.6-ounce bottles of hot chocolate mix, enough to make 12 servings total, with recipe instructions included for each mix.

INGREDIENTS & ALLERGENS

House: 70% Camino Verde, Ecuador chocolate (cocoa beans, organic cane sugar), light brown sugar

Mission: 70% Ambanja, Madagascar chocolate (cocoa beans, organic cane sugar), light brown sugar, allspice, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, pasilla chile Packed in a facility that also processes tree nuts, soy and sesame.

Hojicha: 70% Camino Verde, Ecuador chocolate (cocoa beans, organic cane sugar), light brown sugar, roasted green tea Packed in a facility that also processes tree nuts, soy and sesame.

Packed in a facility that also processes tree nuts, soy and sesame.
WEIGHT
15.5 oz (440 g)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Storage instructions:

store in a cool, dry place

Shelf life:

2 years from factory production date

Vegan

Gluten-free

Nut free

Peanut free

Dandelion Chocolate Hot Chocolate Mix Trio
Hot Chocolate Mix Trio

“Dandelion Chocolate has stood out in the new crop of bean-to-bar chocolate makers in America. And while the chocolate bars are exceptional, equally exciting is the way chocolate is used in their café, deliciously crafted into cakes, brownies, and cookies, as well as blended into one of the best cups of hot chocolate I’ve ever had.”

DAVID LEBOVITZ

CHEF AND AUTHOR

Three Hot Chocolate Recipes

House Hot Chocolate Mix Vial

HOUSE

The hot chocolate that started it all! Our fudgy 70% Camino Verde, Ecuador ground chocolate makes for creamy, well-rounded drinks that are rich and profoundly chocolatey. (For extra-rich European-style hot chocolate, just use half the milk.)

Mission Hot Chocolate Mix

MISSION

For a bit of a spicy kick, the Mission hot chocolate mix pays homage to our home in San Francisco’s Mission District.

Hojicha Hot Chocolate Mix

HOJICHA

Featuring roasted green tea, the Hojicha hot chocolate mix is a tribute to our home in Tokyo, Japan.


A trio of hot chocolate mixes ready to whisk up at home for any cozy moment or festive occasion

A Few Ways to Spice Up Your Hot Chocolate

Make Your Own Marshmallows

Follow along with our recipe to add light, fluffy marshmallows to your chocolate.

GO TO RECIPE →

Try It Frozen

Watch Executive Pastry Chef Lisa Vega make frozen hot chocolate from scratch using Dandelion chocolate.

WATCH VIDEO →

Top With Nibs for an Extra Crunch

Try different single-origin cocoa nibs for extra flavor.

SHOP NIBS →

Make Your Own Marshmallows

Follow along with our recipe to add light, fluffy marshmallows to your chocolate.

GO TO RECIPE →

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Try It Frozen

Watch Executive Pastry Chef Lisa Vega make frozen hot chocolate from scratch using Dandelion chocolate.

WATCH VIDEO →

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Top With Nibs for an Extra Crunch

Try different single-origin cocoa nibs for extra flavor.

SHOP NIBS →

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A Reusable Bottle
Designed by Remy Labesque

A few years ago, Remy Labesque, a very talented industrial designer, attended our Introduction to Chocolate class, and asked if there might be opportunities to collaborate. Over many months, he developed the concept for these corked glass bottles, and oversaw their production in Japan. We use these in our kitchen — for spices, impromptu vases, and tea light votives — and hope that you’ll find many uses for these functional, beautiful bottles too.