HOT COCOA CREATIONS FOR EVERYONE
Jan 20, 2023 03:12PM ● By Janani Varatharajan
Ready to warm up your winter the good old fashioned way? We've rounded up these sweet spots that are serving everything from classic hot cocoa to themed renditions you won’t find anywhere else! These treats are all family friendly and non-alcoholic, but if you're looking for an adult spin on cocoa, make sure to check out our Hot Chocolate Inspired Cocktail list here.
Granite Grind, Lancaster
The Peppermental
This hot chocolate recipe starts with whole milk from New Hampshire’s own Hatchland Dairy Farm. Add to that Ghiradelli chocolate and The Granite Grind’s own Peppermint syrup. Top it off with their own homemade peppermint marshmallows for a classic winter treat.
Hot Chocolate at 4000 ft.
How about sipping hot cocoa with an incredible view! What makes this hot chocolate unique is where it’s served: 4000 feet up Mount Washington. Take a winter train ride up the Mt Washington Cog Railway to their Waumbek Station. Once there, have a cup of hot cocoa by the campfire, and roast a marshmallow to add to your cup. On a clear day enjoy panoramic vistas from the southern Presidential mountain range all the way to the Canadian border.
The S’Mores Hot Chocolate
Warm up with a S’Mores Hot Chocolate. The Common Man’s Nick Jaques, known to staff as “Lord of the Latte,” was inspired to create this from S’mores donuts served at their Café. The hot chocolate is made by steaming together dark chocolate shavings and cold milk. Once melted it’s topped off with toasted marshmallow syrup, whipped cream, and graham cracker crumbs for the perfect winter twist on a summertime favorite!
Who knew Pecan Pie could be served in a mug? Stop by The Common Man Roadside to experience this seasonal specialty. This starts with their hot chocolate base: dark chocolate shavings and cold milk steamed together. Once melted, Butter Pecan and Brown Butter syrups are added, and then topped with whipped cream and candied pecans. Yum!
What a treat! Check out the hot chocolate offered at the Samuel O’Reilly House. It starts with an edible cup of combined dark, milk and white chocolate, melted and poured into cup molds to chill and set. The chef then prepares real deal cocoa to serve in the cups with a topping of whipped cream!
Schwendi Hot Cocoa
Head to the Schwendi Hutte at the peak of Waterville Valley Resort to warm up with a rich hot chocolate served under a mountain of homemade whipped cream.
Earl Grey Hot Chocolate
Made with White Heron’s own organic Earl Grey tea, this spin on hot chocolate brings an elegance to an otherwise classic winter treat. Rich chocolate flavor dances with Earl Grey for a citrusy bergamot taste that is sure to please.
Source : NH Tourism - https://www.visitnh.gov/
Granite Grind, Lancaster
The Peppermental
This hot chocolate recipe starts with whole milk from New Hampshire’s own Hatchland Dairy Farm. Add to that Ghiradelli chocolate and The Granite Grind’s own Peppermint syrup. Top it off with their own homemade peppermint marshmallows for a classic winter treat.
Mount Washington Cog Railway, Mount Washington
Hot Chocolate at 4000 ft.
How about sipping hot cocoa with an incredible view! What makes this hot chocolate unique is where it’s served: 4000 feet up Mount Washington. Take a winter train ride up the Mt Washington Cog Railway to their Waumbek Station. Once there, have a cup of hot cocoa by the campfire, and roast a marshmallow to add to your cup. On a clear day enjoy panoramic vistas from the southern Presidential mountain range all the way to the Canadian border.
The Common Man Roadside, Hooksett
The S’Mores Hot Chocolate
Warm up with a S’Mores Hot Chocolate. The Common Man’s Nick Jaques, known to staff as “Lord of the Latte,” was inspired to create this from S’mores donuts served at their Café. The hot chocolate is made by steaming together dark chocolate shavings and cold milk. Once melted it’s topped off with toasted marshmallow syrup, whipped cream, and graham cracker crumbs for the perfect winter twist on a summertime favorite!
The Common Man Roadside, Hooksett
The Pecan Pie Hot ChocolateWho knew Pecan Pie could be served in a mug? Stop by The Common Man Roadside to experience this seasonal specialty. This starts with their hot chocolate base: dark chocolate shavings and cold milk steamed together. Once melted, Butter Pecan and Brown Butter syrups are added, and then topped with whipped cream and candied pecans. Yum!
The Samuel O'Reilly House, North Conway
Chocolate Festival Hot ChocolateWhat a treat! Check out the hot chocolate offered at the Samuel O’Reilly House. It starts with an edible cup of combined dark, milk and white chocolate, melted and poured into cup molds to chill and set. The chef then prepares real deal cocoa to serve in the cups with a topping of whipped cream!
Waterville Valley Resort, Waterville Valley
Schwendi Hot Cocoa
Head to the Schwendi Hutte at the peak of Waterville Valley Resort to warm up with a rich hot chocolate served under a mountain of homemade whipped cream.
Earl Grey Hot Chocolate
Made with White Heron’s own organic Earl Grey tea, this spin on hot chocolate brings an elegance to an otherwise classic winter treat. Rich chocolate flavor dances with Earl Grey for a citrusy bergamot taste that is sure to please.
Source : NH Tourism - https://www.visitnh.gov/
