Drinking Chocolate

Pure Drinking Chocolate Flakes, made from just cacao and unrefined sugar.

At 70%

Our new medium-roasted Vietnamese Drinking Chocolate with toffee apple notes.

A light-roasted Tanzania with raspberry milkshake notes and lovely natural sweetness.

A light-roasted Uganda with notes of chocolate orange cookies and similarly high natural sweetness to the Tanzania.

A medium-roasted Mexico made from Lavado cacao ('washed' rather than fermented), which is less sweet than our other 70% flakes, with notes of malt, walnuts and nutmeg.

This ancient, traditional Mexican process makes chocolate which is rich in flavonoids and theobromine.

Makes insane mochas too. Even with acidic, lightly-roasted coffee.

 

At 80%

A medium-roasted Mexico Lavado with low levels of sweetness and notes of deep, dark chocolate torte. Even higher in flavonoids and theobromine than its 70% equivalent. This one's super-intense. 

 

Making drinking chocolate at home

All our drinking chocolates are finely flaked for easy dissolving and no bottom-cup sludge when heating. Each 200g pouch makes approximately 8 very special Hot Chocolates or 14 weekend Mochas.

Lo-fi method - whisk flakes and milk together in a pan whilst heating. Using a battery-powered hand-held frother while heating will help give that creamy head texture. 

Espresso machine - heat flakes and milk together in a jug, stretching slightly at the start of steaming to give some body and micro texture (like you would for a flat white). The flakes will melt during steaming, providing you steam to 60°C. If you like steaming your milk a little cooler, add a splash of almost boiling water onto the flakes and swirl, before adding the milk and steaming. 

Velvetiser-style machine (Dualit make a great one) - these make the easiest and best hot chocolates at home, with fantastic micro foam on top and no unmelted chocolate left inside the maker. They're amazing.

Nespresso Airoccino - we've heard great things about these too - sounds like it'll be as good as the Velvetiser or Dualit machines

 

Allergens

All are designed to work just as well with oat milk as cow's milk. Suitable for vegans. Everything we make is made in our own kitchen where we handle nuts and flour.