8 cozy hot drinks
As the weather turns frigid, warm up with one of these delicious hot drinks.

8 cozy hot drinks
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After an afternoon outside in the cold, there's nothing better than coming in and enjoying a hot beverage as a family.
We've got eight tasty recipes that everyone will enjoy — all that's missing is the crackling sound of the fireplace and a big, comfy blanket.

Hot Chocolate
This is an oldie, but a goodie. It's withstood the test of time and is proven to instantly warm up even the chilliest of toes. And, if it's topped off with mini marshmallows and/or whipped cream, it's also impossible to turn down.
Get the recipe here: Hot Chocolate

Frothy Hot Mochaccino
This is better than coffee and has that extra kick of caffeine that hot chocolate sometimes lacks. The kiddos might even like it (but decaf, of course). They may also enjoy watching the mixture expand in the blender.
Get the recipe here: Frothy Hot Mochaccino

Hot Butterbeer
You don't have to be a Harry Potter fan to go nuts for this hot drink. For those who find hot chocolate a little too chocolatey (we know, it's hard to believe) or who simply prefer butterscotch, this might just be the perfect way to watch a snowstorm from the window.
Get the recipe here: Hot Butterbeer

Warm Cranapple Punch
The combination of apple cider and cranberries is sure to bring warmth and festive cheer to a winter party (or just a cold day). The hint of citrus and spices adds a special touch and a flavour that everyone will enjoy.
Get the recipe here: Warm Cranapple Punch

Maple Hot Chocolate
This classic winter drink has a syrupy-sweet vanilla twist. You can never have too much maple. Try it with some whipped cream and, that's right, more maple syrup as a topping.
Get the recipe here: Maple Hot Chocolate

Creamy Hot Mocha Mix
This is the perfect gift for your favourite babysitter, stressed-out piano teacher, or even for the rest of your family. Fill an empty peanut butter jar, coffee can, or glass bottle with this wonderful concoction, stick on a custom-designed (by-you-know-who) label, and tie the whole thing up with some shiny ribbons. And if you want to keep it all to yourself, we won't judge.
Get the recipe here: Creamy Hot Mocha Mix

Spiced Orange Tea
Perfect for when you're looking for something spicy rather than sweet. Float an orange slice in each cup of tea to make it look fancy.
Get the recipe here: Spiced Orange Tea

Frothy Hot Chocolate
You just can't have too many hot chocolate recipes — especially this one, because it's probably the easiest one around.
Get the recipe here: Frothy Hot Chocolate

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