Delicious Wish List: Premium hot chocolateRecently, the folks over at Business Week Online caught a break when they got to do this tasting of a several high end hot chocolate mixes. The MarieBelle Aztec Original (pictured here), made from single origin 63 percent Venezuelan cocoa, won the highest marks from their tasters. A 10 oz tin, which yields roughly eight servings, sells for $17. The Business Week tasters also liked Jacques Torres' Classic hot chocolate, which sells online for $16 for an 18 oz. tin. Over at StarChefs.com, Stephanie Zonis did a review of high-end "drinking chocolates," beverages made primarily from chocolate as opposed to powdered mixes. For the most part, Zonis and her tasters dash the dozen-or-so hot chocolates they try. There is, however, a basic recipe to make your own with the chocolate of your choice. |
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