Abuelita Mexican Chocolate Tablets – 19 oz

Abuelita Mexican Chocolate Tablets bring the classic flavor of Mexican hot chocolate to your kitchen with rich chocolate and warm cinnamon notes. Each package includes 6 tablets for preparing comforting cups of traditional-style chocolate at home.

Enjoy it on cool mornings, during Las Posadas and holiday gatherings, or anytime you want a warm Mexican chocolate. For the traditional finishing touch, whisk or froth the drink with a molinillo before serving.

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How to Make Mexican Hot Chocolate

Ingredients:

• 1 Abuelita Mexican Chocolate tablet, approximately 3.3 oz
• 2 1/2 cups milk
• 1 teaspoon sugar
• 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

Instructions:

1. Break one chocolate tablet into smaller pieces.
2. Add the chocolate and milk to a saucepan and bring to a gentle simmer.
3. Stir until the chocolate is completely melted and well combined.
4. Add sugar and cinnamon to taste.
5. Whisk until frothy and serve hot.

Traditional Tip: Mexican hot chocolate is traditionally beaten until frothy with a wooden molinillo. If you do not have one, whisk vigorously or carefully blend a small amount of the prepared hot chocolate until foamy.

Product Highlights

• Classic Mexican table chocolate
• Rich chocolate flavor with cinnamon notes
• 6 chocolate tablets per package
• Great for hot chocolate, champurrado, and dessert recipes
• Perfect for fall, winter, Las Posadas, and holiday gatherings

Product Details

• Brand: Abuelita
• Product: Mexican Chocolate Tablets
• Count: 6 Tablets
• Net Weight: 19 oz
• Approximate Tablet Size: 3.3 oz each
• Flavor: Chocolate with cinnamon notes
• Best For: Mexican hot chocolate, champurrado, baking, and desserts

Ingredients & Allergen Information

Please review the product package for the most current ingredient, allergen, nutrition, and storage information before consuming.

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