Winter and hot cocoa go hand in hand. After all, there’s nothing more warming than a steaming, sweet mug of chocolaty goodness after time spent in the bitter cold. But did you know there are more ways ...

Some mornings, I want something a little more comforting than my usual cup of coffee. This easy hot cocoa coffee recipe came ...

All cocoa powders come from cocoa beans, but the difference lies in how they’re processed. Cocoa powder can range from light tan to jet black with varying pH levels that affect how it interacts with ...

Research shows that sipping a mug of flavanol-rich hot chocolate may help protect your blood vessels and boost circulation, ...

For this recipe showdown, we included six popular hot cocoa recipes from celebrity chefs. All six recipes were made on the stovetop. Most recipes used full-fat dairy as the base of the cocoa — either ...

Cocoa was first cultivated in ancient South America. During the Age of Exploration, the Spanish Conquistadors introduced it to Europe. In the 1850s, steam-powered machines allowed for the mass ...

What makes the perfect hot chocolate? Is it the amount of froth on top, the exotic cocoa powders used? What qualities set hot chocolate apart from hot water and a packet of Swiss Miss? Head chocolate ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- With the coldest stretch of air this winter coming Valentine’s Day weekend, few of us will want to leave our homes. Why not make some hot cocoa and cuddle up with the one you love ...

This hack truly is as easy as it sounds. Grab a microwave-safe bowl (oh, did I mention you won’t even need the stove??) and add 1 (14-oz.) can of sweetened condensed milk, 1 (12-oz.) bag of semisweet ...

Possible health benefits of cocoa powder include decreased inflammation, improved heart and brain health, and blood sugar and weight management. People make cocoa powder by crushing cocoa beans and ...