Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Hot Chocolate Station - free printable to make your own!



Baby, it's cold outside!
It's been sunny and blue skies this week in Portland, Oregon, but frosty cold.
I decided it was time to set up a hot chocolate station for the grandkids...
and I enjoy a cup now and then myself!


It's as easy as gathering your supplies and finding a nice tray or tote to set them in.
In my vintage berry tote I put:

 -6 of my favorite Christmas mugs

-some packets of instant hot chocolate,  the kind that you simply add boiling water to
(our oldest granddaughter  knows how to make it herself with these packets)

-a large jar filled with Nesquick chocolate milk powder that you add to hot milk
 (I'm not fond of the packaged hot chocolate so I prefer this)

 -some spoons for stirring

- a jar of mini marshmallows

-a jar of Bob's soft peppermint sticks
 (these melt into the hot chocolate and add the best peppermint flavor!) 


Then I made a little Christmas-y looking Hot Chocolate sign.
Here's a copy for you to download and print.


Now all that's left to do is top it off with a cute bow and enjoy!


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16 comments:

  1. What a great idea. I love a good cup of hot chocolate and so do the Grands. Your station looks just perfect and so inviting. Blessings!

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  2. Love your hot chocolate station. Wish I could stop by and join you for a long chat and a cup of chocolate! Where do you find such nice ribbon? I've been to two Michael's Crafts and all they have are very formal ribbons. You must have a special place I've not found yet. Love to know your secret if you're willing to share.
    ~Adrienne~

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  3. Simply adorable!! Happy Thanksgiving, Elizabeth and God bless your festivities!
    Leslie

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  4. Perfect! I'm considering a version of this on my table for Christmas!

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    1. I hope your hot chocolate station is a big success!

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  5. This is such a great idea! I'd like to do something like this in my home. Thanks for sharing your sign! And I like your red & white cup ... I have the same ones. :)

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    1. You're welcome for the free printable...and kind of fun to "share" the same cup as you. I'll think of you when I drink from it!

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  6. Fun hot chocolate station idea. Love the printable.

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    1. I hope you enjoy having your own hot chocolate station!

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