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Wanna learn how to create a simple hot cocoa station? One that’ll impress your guests and is super easy. To start, you’ll need the Velvetiser, our revolutionary at-home hot chocolate system. As well as looking sleek and stylish in any kitchen, this gadget has been engineered by Dualit to heat, stir, and whip up incomparably smooth hot chocolate. Combine with our hot chocolate flakes for a cloud-like consistency and melt-in-the-mouth texture in just 2.5 seconds. The Velvetiser is available in an array of colours — browse the range to find the ideal design for your hot chocolate bar. You don't have to spend lots of money on making your hot chocolate station ideas a reality; you can team classic and timelessstoneware (like the robin-printed Sophie Allport designs seen above) just as beautifully with foraged materials. Have fun creating and setting up your simple diy hot cocoa station. Just remember that you don’t need to go crazy with tons of options. Oftentimes, simple is best. Less stress and still enjoyable!

You’re also gonna want mugs and spoons (duh!). Unless this is a “to go” hot cocoa bar, don’t use paper cups. The stand and hot cocoa container felt harsh and dark on the buffet, so I placed a folded napkin between the two. This created some softness and repeated the forest green color.So I opted for a forest green and brown hot chocolate station. It’s perfect for the Winter season, as it has a cozy, rustic, and outdoorsy feeling.

Now, as a special addition to your hot chocolate buffet, I have a free set of hot chocolate bar signs. Personally, I love orange-flavored hot chocolate with whipped cream and mini chocolate chips – YUM! Add some toppings!” sign – a great addition to your area where you are offering your hot chocolate buffet toppings I put them to the left, so the flavors can be added before the hot chocolate. Think of when you go to the coffee shop ~ they pump the flavor before adding the coffee.Plus it’s a diy hot cocoa station idea that you can easily recreate. How to Create a Simple Hot Chocolate Station Now ~ you can easily go overboard with toppings when you create a simple hot cocoa station, but you first need to make sure you have the basic toppings. Then you can go crazy. Before setting up your simple hot cocoa station, take an inventory of what you have and what you need. There’s really no right or wrong way. When you have a nice cup of hot cocoa all of the mix-ins and add ons are like a bonus, so whatever you have, will work. Hot Cocoa Bar Toppings I also wanted a diy hot cocoa station that looked great at any time. Not just around the holidays. So often I see hot chocolate bars that are red and white, and all about Christmas. But hot cocoa is perfect all winter long. (Where I live – that goes into April.)

I think what I love most about this is you can use so many things that you might already have or find at your grocery store.She suggests that you try M&S’s Extremely Chocolatey MilkChocolateRounds from Ocado if you want to ramp things up to the next level. I don’t know about you, but I LOVE a cup of hot chocolate when it starts to get cold, especially when I can add flavor and toppings to it. You basically just sit all of the fixings out, along with a way to heat up your milk or water, and let your friends and family Not only is this great for after Thanksgiving dinner, but perfect for holidays, having friends over before going out to look at Christmas lights, Christmas eve (surely Santa would appreciate it) or even on Christmas morning.

A Hot Cocoa Bar can be dressed up by adding fun items like paper straws,super cute spoons,or Rae Dunn mugs. Feel free to add in some Bailey’s or other beverages if you like your hot cocoa with a little something extra. 🙂 I wanted to create a simple hot chocolate bar for my family. One that was attractive, easy to use, and provided lots of options to customize their hot cocoa drinks. With the ongoing cost of living crisis and the rise of DIY culture, foraging is set to become a huge Christmas wreath trend this year,' says internationally renowned floral designer and Interfloraconsultant, Karen Barnes. I am a huge fan of hot chocolate during the holidays and really love the idea of a hot chocolate bar station for winter parties or wedding receptions.Do you have a favorite holiday song? Mine is Baby it’s Cold Outside, and the Johnny Mercer and Margaret Whitingversion is my fave! In front of (or next to) your hot cocoa container add something to rest your ladle. This will prevent your countertop and/or linens from getting damaged. I decided to use a cup that matched my pot. Not only does it look cute, but it’s useful too.