Chocolat Chaud (French Hot Chocolate)

Chocolat Chaud is French hot chocolate, also called French drinking chocolate. It's extremely decadent and rich, truly intended for chocoholics. Make it yourself in10 minutes or less!

Tequila Mint Hot Chocolate

Tequila and mint come together for an icy-hot punch in this spiked hot chocolate.

White Hot Chocolate (with Spiked Variations)

Cozy up to this creamy White Hot Chocolate on a cold day. You only need 4 ingredients and 10 minutes! Don't miss the boozy variations for the adults.

Spicy Hot Chocolate With Chili, Cinnamon, and Mezcal

If you don't have mezcal on hand, you can still make this spicy and delicious hot chocolate—try using aged rum or tequila.

Homemade Hot Chocolate Mix

Make your own hot cocoa mix to keep on hand all winter long.

Caramelized White Chocolate Ganache

Caramelized white chocolate has a wonderfully toasted, butterscotch-y flavor that reminds me of dulce de leche. Use it as a simple sauce, drizzle it over your favorite ice cream, or pour it over a crumb-coated layer cake as a shiny glaze.

Amaro Hot Chocolate

Rich hot cocoa gets a boozy touch with bittersweet Italian amaro. You can use the amaro of your choice and then pick the type of chocolate to match: Averna will give semisweet chocolate a nice herbal and caramel finish. For a punch of mint and a bitter kick, sub in Fernet and try milk chocolate instead. Don't worry, though, there are no wrong choices or combinations here.

Homemade Peppermint Hot Chocolate

This rich, creamy Peppermint Hot Chocolate is an ultimate treat for the holidays or a snow day. It's easy to make and you can spike it for the adults!

Bacon, Bourbon, and Hazelnut Hot Chocolate

Forget wussy crumbled bacon on top. For this one, we emulsify bacon fat right into the drink. If you like Nutella and you like bacon, this spiked hot chocolate is the one for you.

Orange Pisco Hot Chocolate

Rich hot chocolate with orange, Grand Marnier, and pisco—like a foil-wrapped chocolate orange, but better.