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12+ Days of Hot Cocoa Bombs for Christmas

11/27/2020

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   Last year, I posted this as the 10+ days of Hot Cocoa Bombs.  Since then, we've come up with more flavors and ideas for Hot Cocoa Bombs and published a new e-book to teach you how to make the new flavors.  So, I thought I would update these gift giving ideas.  Many people have ordered and purchased them from me to use as simple friend gifts or teachers gifts.  They have become a tradition for many over the last few years.  You could even go to our Etsy shop and purchase one or two of our books and give it as a gift along with the mold and perhaps some marshmallows as well.  Or, just the book and a few bombs that you made yourself! As you look through this post, I hope it gets your creative juices flowing.  
12 Days of Hot Cocoa Bombs
    Since we came up with the idea for Hot Cocoa Bombs©, Christmas just isn't Christmas without them.  Last year for Christmas, I gave each of my kid's families their own Hot Cocoa Bomb© kit so that they can make their own without waiting for me to give them some Cocoa Bomb deliciousness.  (You can order your own Cocoa Bomb Mold here and the Hot Cocoa Bomb Idea Book© here, as well as the new Fall Flavors Hot Cocoa Bomb Book).
   Last year, we didn't take part in a craft show where we sold Hot Cocoa Bombs and a number of people contacted me to find out why not!  I felt bad about it because so many people use Hot Cocoa Bombs as gifts to teachers and neighbors.  I did create a collection of bombs for a friend to give to her High School Choir class.  This year, we hosted a Craft Boutique on Facebook and actually sold Hot Cocoa Bombs from our shop! If you would like to do some Christmas Shopping, the boutique links are still open. so click on over there!   
     At this point of this 2020 year,  we have created more flavors that will be awesome to give as gifts.  So, I present to you The 12 Days of Hot Cocoa Bombs
©! Now, All you have to do is decide which ones you would choose to fill your stockings for the 12 Days of Hot Cocoa Bomb Christmas! 
The 12 Days of Hot Cocoa Bombs©!
     On the first day of Cocoa Bomb Christmas my true love gave to me an Original Hot Cocoa Bomb under my tree! (click to the link of our original post). 
12 Days of Hot Cocoa Bombs
This is one of our original pictures ever, taken by LIndsey. It is still one of my favorites. We add sprinkles now, but these look so good!
    On the the next 3 days of Cocoa Bomb Christmas, he gave me some spice! Pumpkin Pie, Cinnamon and Gingerbread really are nice! (Every year the decorations on the bombs change!)
    On the 5th day of Cocoa Bomb Christmas, I got something to help me sing! A Hot Cocoa Bomb© with a peppermint zing! 
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     On the 6th day of Cocoa Bomb Christmas, I got something salty and sweet!  A Salted Caramel Cocoa Bomb to sip, not to eat!  (Here is an opportunity to enlarge this gift with whipped cream and salted caramel syrup!) 
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Only 1 snowflake marshmallow will fit inside a Hot Cocoa Bomb, so giving a baggie with extras is always nice.
    On the 7th day of Cocoa Bomb Christmas, I knew he loved me like "no udder," when he gave me a bomb made with peanut butter!  
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This year, Reese's Pieces Polka Dots!
Hazelnut Hot Cocoa Bomb Christmas gift
Or, break out of the rut and give Hazelnut!
     On the 8th day of Cocoa Bomb Christmas my love put in my mug to steam, a bomb made of Cookies and Cream! (This was a new flavor last year! A  mug is an obvious gift to go with a Hot Cocoa Bomb©.)
12 days of Hot Cocoa Bombs
You may have figured out that my true love is worth his salt!  He gave me a Hot Cocoa Bomb with chocolate malt! 
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YUM!
     On the 10th Day of Cocoa Bomb Christmas, my true love passed the test when he gave be a Cherry Cordial Bomb, it's the BEST! 
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    On the 11th day of Cocoa Bomb Christmas I couldn't let my true love forget the Chocolate Covered Strawberry Cocoa Bomb with a video yet! (The video shows you how to make them!) 
Original Hot Cocoa Bomb Gifts
    On the 12th day of Hot Cocoa Bomb Christmas, I was filled with cheer when he gave me a Magical Butterscotch Bomb, or in other words, Butterbeer! 
Original Hot cocoa Bomb Gifts
With an obvious reference to Harry Potter, fans of the young wizard will love this cocoa bomb. Gift it with a book or other Potter memorabilia. A Hot Cocoa Bomb is the perfect thing to sip on while reading a Wizarding Book!
    Here is a final bonus flavor to help you celebrate the New Year! Tuxedo Black and White!  Now, this bomb has class! 
Original Hot Cocoa Bomb Gifts
Here are a few more gifting ideas! 
     
  • Create a new flavor of your own!  We are thinking of a chocolate orange flavor, for example.
  • ​Give a bundle of stir sticks and a mug with your bombs.  I like to make the chocolate owls on sticks with leftover chocolate from the bombs.  Or you could make chocolate spoons. 
  • How about some coasters to set their mugs on?  Or even an electric coaster to keep the cocoa warm! 
Original Hot Cocoa Bomb Gifts
I make these with leftover chocolate from making the bombs and use a coffee stirrer as the stick. You could also use a sucker stick or Popsicle stick and whatever mold you would like.
  • Make a gift basket of Hot Cocoa Bombs and lots of extra toppings!  After everyone watches the bubbling and the marshmallows pop up and they are finished stirring, then add whipped cream, extra marshmallows, sprinkles...the ideas are endless! 
  • Cookies to dip into the Hot Cocoa would be a welcome way to round out your gift! (I'll have to suggest that to my true love for next year!)  Tim Tams are a great choice!  We did a post about the Tim Tam Slam with Hot Cocoa Bombs here.
  • If you want a more elaborate gift, a Milk Frother/Hot Cocoa Maker is great to use to heat the milk for multiple Hot Cocoa Bombs.  My son and DIL gave me a Cocoa Motion  the Christmas after we invented Hot Cocoa Bombs and I love it! Making the milk frothy which adds to the festive nature of the drink! 
    Now, all you have to do is wrap them up (or not, but I do and I use these bags), create your own label and present them in a box, or on a tray (another gift!) or on a pear tree! Oh!  I just thought of that!  They could hang like little ornaments! 
Original Hot Cocoa Bomb Gifts
  I would love to see pictures and ideas of your Hot Cocoa Bombs© and how you decorate and present them! Trust me, they are going to be a gift that people will want year after year! 
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    Don't forget that you can print these sweet gift tags and how to prepare a bomb directions from our printable page.  Just click the button! 
Cocoa Bomb Tags
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Miz Helen link
12/23/2019 06:18:44 pm

Your Cocoa Bombs will be very special Christmas Treats! Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday!
Miz Helen

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Ann link
12/7/2020 01:29:22 pm

What a wonderful variety! Thank you for sharing at Party In Your PJ's.

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    Helen Reynolds: Mother of six children , grandmother to fifteen!  I love to cook, craft and create things and I especially love doing that with my family, So, when my lawyer daughter, Lindsey, my artist daughter, Madalynn, and I came up with the idea of Hot Cocoa Bombs, this blog was born.  Then, one more daughter, with her technical and science skills, plus creativity has joined in to round us out!  Read more about us here!
        

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