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Hello everyone! Today I am going to be showing and telling on how to make my favorite Hot Chocolate Recipe! (Credits are at the bottom from who I got picture(s) from) Enjoy!

For this recipe you will need 1 mug, any sized marshmallows, hot cocoa powder (or you can make your own hot cocoa), milk, ice cream (vanilla/any), and chocolate fudge syrup! I forgot to mention that you will need a source of heat stove, microwave, or ect. Now that we have all the ingredients we need lets get cooking!

First, you will need to make your hot chocolate! I got my milk and hot cocoa packet (bought from the store) and I took it to my microwave and heated it up until hot.

Next, I grabbed my ice cream and added some to the bottom of the cup. I then added my extra large marshmallows and my fudge syrup!

I know it may not seem like much but after you taste you creamy fudge hot cocoa then you will be thanking me. The finished product is above! I also wanted to let you know that you can also put a scoop or whatever amount of ice cream at the top. I hope you enjoyed my recipe!

Credits: Pexels, and Busy Being Jennifer on Pinterest

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