Instead of adding the marshmallow after the chocolate melting, it was already incorporated into the drink. Unfortunately, I can’t share the flavors since they are still testing but I did take home a few of their other flavors for my own pleasure. I choose two favors to try: a white chocolate and green tea version which was smooth and not too strong as some green tea products could become and a Mexican hot chocolate. I gave the Mexican chocolate one to one of my friends who I knew would appreciate the heat.
I also wanted to test my styling with these beauties and some new props I got. What do you think of the pictures?
My chocolate did not compare to theirs but it is a goal I would love to achieve one day. Next step in my research is a “few” like 3 chocolate classes I was planning on taking. If I’m focused on a topic, I try as much as possible to get the desired result. See I told you I’m a food geek.
These pictures are not as good because my computer yet again ate my pictures. For some reason it was not edible once I found them.
I like your little espresso cups! Nice pics. I'm still hoarding my chocolate, it looks too pretty!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have seen these hot chocolates on a stick, very clever. Poor you to do your tough research geek thing testing for them, looks like a great company. Love matcha great choice.
ReplyDeleteJoy, hehehehe! that's why I love reading food blogs...each one is owned by a food geek=) I love the idea of the choc with mallow inside. I have to laugh while reading the bit where ur computer ate ur pictures..LOL!
ReplyDeleteHey, never apologize for being a food geek. I do research ALL the time too, especially if I'm doing a cooking challenge (which is about 8-9 times a month). Safe to say, I'm a food geek and proud of it..LOL.
ReplyDeleteWe never get these hot chocolate on a stick here, so one of these days, I'm going to make my own and sell them ;-).
I like the first photo with the 3 cups. All of them are good. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of hot chocolate on a stick and your pictures are cute!
ReplyDeleteLove tour styling and these chocolate sticks are cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm a food geek myself. My favorite food books are the ones that don't contain recipes but talk about chemistry, ingredients and cooking techniques. This is why I love Harold McGee's books! Love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures and the styling. I'd like to know how the chocolate on a stick is done. Maybe I'll do a little geeky activities and google it.:)
ReplyDeleteThe two newest flavors are now available on Chocolatines.com! They are Pumpkin Chai Spice and Caramel Apple. Thanks for the great feature, Joy!
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