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We have to use hot milk or cold?

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Either one would work, but the cocoa will blend more easily into hot milk.

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Could I mix a small amount of cocoa and milk with hot water, and then just top it off with milk?

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Yes you could, as long as the cocoa and milk powder have dissolved well in the hot water before you add the milk.

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Can I also blend it with coconut oil/water instead of milk at the beginning?

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Yes. This will make for some new and interesting flavors.

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Do I have to microwave this twice?

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It depends on how warm and creamy you want it. If you microwave the chocolate milk a second time, it will be creamier and warmer.

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Does it taste different from other hot chocolates?

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Yes, mainly because you're using cocoa powder. Use a saucepan on the stove, not a microwave.

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Am I supposed to use unsweetened cocoa powder for this?

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Yes, you should use unsweetened coco powder if you are going to add the sugar with it. Or, you could use cocoa mix (hot chocolate), which is already sweetened.

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Can I make larger amounts and place it in the fridge for later?

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Try making the syrup (sugar+coco+milk), but not adding the large amount of milk if you are planning on making a lot and storing it in the fridge. From my personal experience, the syrup became a little clumpy when mixed with the milk and stored in the fridge.

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What is the quantity of milk?

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About 12 ounces.

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