Taza Stoneground Drinking Chocolate

In Mexico and other cacao-growing countries, chocolate has historically been enjoyed as a beverage. Cacao is ground into a paste, mixed with water and spices, and served hot. Enjoy this Mexican-style hot chocolate in a nice big taza, the Spanish word for cup!

Taza Drinking Chocolate for Two

Ingredients:

  • 2 cups milk, dairy substitute or water
  • 1 2.7 oz. package Taza Chocolate Mexicano (any flavor)
  • Salt to taste

To Prepare:

1. Roughly chop or grate the chocolate and set aside.

2. Heat two cups of milk, dairy substitute or water in a small saucepan over medium heat to just below a simmer.

3. Remove the liquid from the heat and add a pinch of salt.

4. Slowly mix in the chocolate, stirring frequently until dissolved.

5. When the chocolate is dissolved, return the mixture to the stove and re-warm over low heat.

6. While the chocolate is warming, use a whisk to froth the chocolate.

7. When the chocolate is hot and frothy, remove from heat and serve.