hot chocolate gifts?

[JLH]

can anyone recommend some hot chocolate gift sets or individual items I can make up into a set myself. I hate hot chocolate even the smell makes me feel sick so am clueless as to what is nice or not. Is it better to buy one you make with milk or water?

[Colette-S]

I like the look of these hot chocolate bombs notonthehighstreet/a...erredBy=search

[Sparksy72]

I bought one of these single Cocoaba Hot Chocolate Bombes and also a 3 pack. We did try the single one, you just heat the milk and add the hot chocolate bombe to it and it melts exposing the mini marshmallows. My DS13 loved it and I thought I was delicious too. They also do something similar in Aldi (a snowman or a hot chocolate stick) but I found it difficult to find them, they seemed to sell out quite quickly!

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They do also have hot choclate packs on their website!

[Beth_Disney]

I got these and we had them on bonfire night. They tasted nice and were good fun to do -
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Mugs with a hot chocolate sachet, marshmallows and maybe a chocolate spoon are available in the gift section of most supermarkets and department stores.

[MilliesFairy]

Cocoba make the balls but if you look at their website they also do hot chocolate stirrers and normal bags (which are delicious).

I always think making with milk tastes nicer but making with water is easy if you have a chocolate emergency and have no milk!

[Sandra & co]

I have the Cocoba Individual ones to give with Christmas presents, I got them in Lakeland

[cybermum]

Whittards have beautiful gift ideas.

[shirley]

Lakeland do their own bomb, great stocking fillers. Now I just need the shop to open LOL

[JLH]

Thank you all , will look at those mentioned.

[Beth_Disney]

This thread got me looking at hot chocolate bombes - I’ve ordered a 3 pack from John Lewis of chocolate orange ones. Perfect for after lunch on Christmas Day johnlewis/cocoba-hot...-150g/p5191576