hot cocoa: hot milk or hot water???

[jjyiz28]

have hot chocolate packets, instructions says to put in hot water.
i did water in past, now i just did some skim milk, to me with the milk it tastes more milky, with water you could taste the chocolate better.

what do you guys use??

 

[shimsham]

tastes more milky with milk! genious!


voted milk btw.

 

[Spoooon]

Did you think it would taste less milky with milk? 😀

I use hot water.

 

[jjyiz28]

Originally posted by: shimsham
tastes more milky with milk! genious!


voted milk btw.

speaking of which, i wonder what my a$$ tastes like today.
damn, it still tastes like a$$

 

[shimsham]

Originally posted by: jjyiz28

Originally posted by: shimsham
tastes more milky with milk! genious!


voted milk btw.

speaking of which, i wonder what my a$$ tastes like today.
damn, it still tastes like a$$

lol better with milk or water?



:camera:s

 

[Cougar]

milk all the way. Skim milk is good, but the more fat the milk has the richer the hot chocolate will taste....if you want just compromise and get some 2%.

 

[dighn]

i dont like milk and i dont drink it, so water for me.

 

[WinkOsmosis]

If it's the stuff that says add water, then add water. If it's regular chocolate milk, add milk.

 

[psydancerqt]

whatever the directions say

 

[ZOXXO]

Water then add coffee creamer to give it a richer flavor.

 

[TechnoKid]

Yeah, I tend to use 8oz of water (anymore and it tastes "thin") when using the Nestle-type instant hot cocoa packets, but use milk when making it on the stove from hersheys.

 

[jjyiz28]

Originally posted by: Cougar
milk all the way. Skim milk is good, but the more fat the milk has the richer the hot chocolate will taste....if you want just compromise and get some 2%.

i think i like water for this instant chocolate mix. milk overpowers the chocolate taste.
also, i don't know if anyone feels the same, 2% milk just tastes thicker, not neccesarily better or tastier, than skim milk. same goes for whole milk, feels like glop going down

 

[Schadenfreude]

I always use milk for whatever kind of hot chocolate (if it's available - if not, water's ok) . . ..