Hot Chocolate

[Phillipa]

I'm going away next month and would like to take some hot choccy sachets with me. Does anyone know of a milk free brand that can be made up using water (we'll only have a kettle in our room) and which comes in individual sachets?

Failing that, does anyone know of a brand that can be made up with water but only comes in jars/tubs?

Phillipa

[paranoidangel]

Green and Black's (the ordinary one) comes in a jar and can be made with only water (that's how I drink it at work).

[Copper]

I have the same hot chocolate as PA with the smallest amount of Lactolite milk you can imagine in it. It is an acquired taste :)

[matt]

plain cocoa powder.:D

[Pam]

I use Cadbury drinking chocolate, half fill with boiling water and top up with soya milk or just heat up some Alpro chocolate milk (from the fridge in supermarkets - 1 litre cartons). But you can't really do that in a hotel room with no fridge.

You could buy some small chocolate milk shake cartons (Alpro) but I don't know about heating it. Once upon a time you could buy heating elements that you plugged into the mains and just stood in a cup, I don't know if they are still available but it would be useful.

[paranoidangel]

Green and Blacks smells really nice. It does smell better than it tastes but you get used to it after a while.

[linny]

I use Cadburys drinking chocolate with half soya milk, (heated in the microwave) and half boiling water. Not much use if you don't have a microwave or cooker though!