This creamy, chocolatey, completely delicious non-alcoholic cocktail is perfect for kids, guests who are driving... or just chocoholics generally!
Fancy trying another delicious festive cocktail? Why not have a go at our classic snowball cocktail recipe.
Ingredients
- 150g milk chocolate bar
- 210ml (just over 7fl oz) milk
- 75ml (2 1/4fl oz) vanilla syrup
- 3 squares of milk chocolate
- Ice
- 3 martini glasses
WEIGHT CONVERTER
Method
- Place the milk in a non-stick saucepan and heat on a gentle simmer.
- Break half of the chocolate bar into squares and add into the milk. Stir the milk and chocolate gently and continuously to create a liquid chocolate mixture.
- Allow to cool for one hr at room temperature and then store in fridge.
- Pour the cool milk mixture into a cocktail shaker and add the vanilla syrup. Shake over ice for 1 min and double-strain into martini glass.
- Make an insertion in the back of the chocolate squares and place one at an angle on the edge of each martini glass.
Top Tip for making Chocolate cocktail
Turn this into an adult cocktail with a measure of coffee liqueur or dark rum
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