Hazelnut Cinnamon Cocoa

"No soymilk in the house and the cold weather had me hankering for a steaming hot cup of cocoa. Decided to improvise and loved the results. More an idea than a recipe, feel free to modify it to suit your personal tastes. As presented, this is 0 WW points for one serving and 1/2 point for two - so go ahead and make a second cup. :D"
 
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Ready In:
4mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix the liquid creamer,, cinnamon and cocoa together in a mug. Add about two or three tablespoons of boiling water and mix to get out any lumps. Add the remaining cup of water.
  • Adjust sweetness with Splenda to taste.
  • Enjoy!

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Reviews

  1. This was yummy! I understand why you made it without milk, but I would add a bit or maybe more creamer. The flavour is really nice. I liked this and it's awesome for those of use trying to cut down on the calorie intake! Made for my adopted chef for Fall PAC 2009. Thanks! :)
     
  2. Good recipe. Nice balance of flavors. Only drawback for me to make this again, is that the creamer had a touch of coffee taste. And I don't like coffee! But, otherwise, would make again without the creamer, but some hazelnut flavoring. Made for Comfort Cafe Summer 2009.
     
  3. Yes, guilt free, and plenty of great taste! I used real sugar. Light, but such yummy flavor. Thanks! And thanks for being such a great hostess for the Summer Spectacular 2009!
     
  4. Cocoa season is almost over but I simply couldn't resist sampling this delightful creation. The flavors are Divine. I used dark cocoa along with the hazelnut and a cinnamon stick in the cup. Not too sweet but rich tasting and guilt free. What could be better? So quick that it's almost made as soon and the desire strikes.
     
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