Warming Winter Beverages

When cold weather hits, warm your guests (or yourself) with one of these delicious hot drinks.

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Coconut Tres Leches Hot Chocolate

Spiced Black Tea

Timberline Hot Chocolate

White Hot Chocolate

Hot Caramel Chocolate

Chocolate Cocoa Deluxe

Chocolate Cappuccino

Anise Coffee and Ice Cream

Cafe Brulot

Mocha Java

Tea and Cider Wassail

Mocha au Lait

Holiday Cider

Ginger-Lemon Tea

Spiced Orange Mocha

Hot Buttered Cider

Mulled Raspberry Tea

Cranberry Sipper

Spiced Apple Tea

Cranberry-Orange Tea Sipper

Hot Strawberry Cider

Chocolate Chai

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Coconut Tres Leches Hot Chocolate

Coconut milk puts a fresh spin on classic hot chocolate. Curls of chocolate dress it up.

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Spiced Black Tea

Pomegranate juice adds healthy antioxidants to this cinnamon-spiced tea.

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Timberline Hot Chocolate

This Timberline Hot Chocolate requires a major dollop of schlag, the German word for whipped cream.

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White Hot Chocolate

To create the foamy layer on top, blend some of the hot chocolate mixture in a blender container until frothy, and add to each serving.

See White Hot Chocolate recipe

Hot Caramel Chocolate

Sip this creamy caramel drink for a welcome warm-up.

See Hot Caramel Chocolate recipe

Chocolate Cocoa Deluxe

True chocoholics will want to use bittersweet chocolate, which carries a more pronounced flavor than semisweet.

See Chocolate Cocoa Deluxe recipe

Chocolate Cappuccino

Garnish this minty-coffee treat with a peppermint stick.

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Anise Coffee and Ice Cream

Iceberg-like pieces of ice cream melt quickly to mellow steaming-hot coffee. Mimic the idea for kids by using hot chocolate instead of coffee.

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Cafe Brulot

Brulot means "burnt brandy" in French. Special fireproof brulot bowls were important tableware in fine New Orleans homes during the 1800s. For a dramatic effect, the lights were dimmed before the mixture was flamed and the coffee added to it.

Mocha Java

Coffee and chocolate often are served side by side. This elegant drink combines them in a single, satisfying cup.

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Tea and Cider Wassail

Let the flavors of tea, four fruit juices, and spices brew in your slow cooker. Serve the drink from the cooker or a heatproof bowl.

See Tea and Cider Wassail recipe

Mocha au Lait

Looking for an easy and impressive last-minute gift? Package one or more batches of this coffee- and chocolate-flavored drink mix in clear cellophane bags and tie with festive ribbons. Include instructions so your java-loving friends can whip up a great mocha sensation.

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Holiday Cider

Warm cider gives off a heavenly aroma to welcome snow-laden guests. This recipe uses baked apples studded with cloves, along with fresh citrus juices, apple cider, and spices.

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Ginger-Lemon Tea

Use a grater or zester to get yellow, flavorful strips of lemon peel and to avoid the bitter white membrane beneath.

See Ginger-Lemon Tea recipe

Spiced Orange Mocha

Cappuccino goes a step better. Simmer coffee, chocolate, orange, and spices into this mellow brew.

See Spiced Orange Mocha recipe

Hot Buttered Cider

To make a hot buttered rum drink to enjoy later in the day, add 1/2 cup rum to this recipe.

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Mulled Raspberry Tea

Here's a quick recipes that mixes mashed raspberries with tea, cranberry-raspberry juice, lemonade, water, and allspice, creating a rosy warm drink for any gathering.

See Mulled Raspberry Tea recipe

Cranberry Sipper

Your slow cooker brings make-ahead ease to this recipe. The lively combination of cranberry, raspberry, and apple juices and a sprightly spark of lemon guarantees this recipe will be a spirited concoction -- whether or not you choose to add brandy or rum!

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Spiced Apple Tea

Chase away chills with this soothing maple and cardamom sipper.

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Cranberry-Orange Tea Sipper

The tea in low-calorie Cranberry-Orange Tea Sipper keeps it light.

See Cranberry-Orange Tea Sipper recipe

Hot Strawberry Cider

If you're looking to warm up on a chilly day, serve up some of this warm spiced apple-berry cider.

See Hot Strawberry Cider recipe

Chocolate Chai

Chai, a spiced milk-and-tea blend that originates in India, is popping up in a variety of versions in coffeehouses all over America. Here's a chocolaty-rich way to tap into the craze.

See Chocolate Chai recipe

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