Strawberry White Hot Chocolate
on Jan 10, 2019, Updated Oct 20, 2020
If you are a fan of flavored hot chocolate, you will want to make this super easy Strawberry White Hot Chocolate. We make it with fresh strawberries and white chocolate chips. You can also add in a bit of red food coloring to make it a Pink Hot Chocolate that is perfect for a Valentine’s Day treat.
Strawberry White Hot Chocolate
Hot chocolate is great on cold fall and winter days. I often whip up some homemade hot chocolate for my kiddos to enjoy after school. Flavored hot chocolate like this strawberry white hot chocolate always makes for a fun twist to serve for holidays. I plan to make this recipe for us to enjoy again on Valentine’s Day. The strawberry flavor is not overpowering and the pink color is great for the holiday. Hot chocolate is a simple treat that I can make in little to no time and adds a little special something to the day. A comfort beverage so to say.
For fall, I often make my Pumpkin White Hot Chocolate because fall is all about the “everything pumpkin”. For the winter and Christmas holiday, we are constantly making a batch of my Peppermint White Hot Chocolate. All of my hot chocolate recipes are flavored perfectly. None of the flavoring is overwhelming.
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What toppings do I use for Strawberry White Hot Chocolate?
Be creative when adding in toppings for your strawberry hot chocolate. I used a simple heart marshmallow for the Valentine holiday. Add on some homemade whipped cream to have a really creamy topping. Maybe top with some pink or red sprinkles.
What Ingredients are needed to make Strawberry White Hot Chocolate?
6 oz Strawberries (5-6 larger berries)
1/4 cup Sugar
4 cup Milk
1/2 cup White Chocolate Chips
Red Food Coloring (optional)
How do you make Strawberry Hot Chocolate?
Hull strawberries and pulse in blender until pureed.
Add sugar and pulse again to blend.
Heat milk over low heat in a saucepan until warmed.
Whisk in strawberry puree until blended and continue heating.
Add white chocolate, stirring continuously until melted.
If you want a bright pink color, add a few drops of red food coloring.
Remove from heat, transfer to cups and garnish.
Tips for making Strawberry White Hot Chocolate
When pureeing your strawberries, be sure to puree completely.
Use a cheese cloth or strainer to remove your seeds before adding to your milk. A few seeds sneaking through is fine.
Be sure to whisk your milk as you are heating it. You do not want it to scorch.
This recipe, I added just a couple drops of red food coloring to make this a pink hot chocolate. The coloring is not necessary and adds no additional flavor.
Strawberry White Hot Chocolate
Ingredients
- 6 oz Strawberries, 5-6 larger berries
- 1/4 cup Sugar
- 4 cup Milk
- 1/2 cup White Chocolate Chips
- Red Food Coloring, optional
Instructions
- Hull strawberries and pulse in blender until pureed.
- Add sugar and pulse again to blend.
- Heat milk over low heat in a saucepan until warmed.
- Whisk in strawberry puree until blended and continue heating.
- Add white chocolate, stirring continuously until melted.
- If you want a bright pink color, add a few drops of red food coloring.
- Remove from heat, transfer to cups and garnish.
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How perfect for Valentine’s Jen. I know some big kids that would love this too ;)
Thank you for sharing your strawberry white hot chocolate recipe at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week. I’m delighted to be featuring your recipe at this week’s party and pinning too.
Have a great week,
Kerryanne
Hi Jen, This is so awesome looking, especially with the strawberries. Hope to find some in the store (they are incredibly expensive at the moment) but will save this to try later.
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I make fresh strawberry milk similar to this, but without the white chocolate. I would love to try this to see the difference in taste. Pinned.