‘Tis the season to get cozy and ring in all that’s new! Get your cocoa fix with our New Years Hot Cocoa Bombs! I am sure by now, you have heard of the awesome hot cocoa bombs everyone is making, especially for wintertime! If tradition has taught us anything it’s that hot cocoa can make life sweeter! Celebrate the new year with these white chocolate bombs! The soft white chocolatey exterior dissolves instantly in your hot milk, releasing a yummy chocolate flavor for an incredible cup of hot cocoa!
We have made quite a few hot chocolate cocoa bombs in the past including; Fireball hot cocoa bombs (for adults!), and our hot chocolate bombs for Valentine’s Day! Now, we have also added our yummy Hot Cocoa Bombs with White Chocolate recipe!! These hot cocoa bombs have mini marshmallows in them and make the richest, most delicious cup of hot chocolate that everyone in your family will LOVE! These hot chocolate bombs also make the perfect stocking stuffer or gift for a friend or family member!
I know it is only October, but around this blog, we start things EARLY and go year-round! Why not? This world is so scary right now, so we surround ourselves with Christmas food, decor, and more in our home! Nothing wrong with that. If something makes YOU happy, DO IT!! December will be here before you know it anyway, so get started early, with these yummy Cocoa Bombs! These would go great with my Marshmallow peanut butter cookies or my chewy glazed Vermont Maple Cookies, or these old-fashioned fudge with marshmallows and walnuts! YUM! So many delicious recipes to choose from!
New Years Hot Cocoa Bombs
Need an extra boost this New Year? Take a sip of these cocoa bombs! The jolt of chocolate, sugar, and marshmallows helps you push through the last few hours of the year. Loaded with white chocolate goodness, they’ll help give your spirits that needed lift for 2022!
Let’s get started, shall we???
*Makes 6 cocoa bombs
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New Years Hot Cocoa Bombs with White Chocolate
White chocolate hot cocoa bombs are the perfect treat for bringing in the New Year! Creamy white chocolate shell with chocolate cocoa and mini marshmallows on the inside!
- Semi sphere silicone mold (https://amzn.to/3FjHNpW)
- Plastic ziplock baggie
- 7 oz white chocolate melting wafers ((https://amzn.to/3lbzEM8))
- 6 tbsp hot cocoa mix ((https://amzn.to/2YgOZSK))
- 1 oz blue candy melts ((https://amzn.to/2ZMUWaM))
- sprinkle mix ((https://amzn.to/3Bf06Kz))
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Set a large glass plate in the refrigerator.
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Melt the white chocolate.
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Place a small spoonful of melted chocolate in a mold cavity, then use the spoon to coat the entire cavity. Repeat on all of the mold cavities.
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Set the mold in the freezer for 5 minutes.
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Remove the mold from the freezer, and repeat step 3 for a second coat of chocolate.
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Set the mold in the freezer for 5 minutes.
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Heat a small glass plate in the microwave for 2 minutes.
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Remove the plate and the molds from the freezer. Remove the chocolate spheres from the mold and set them on a cold plate.
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Take one sphere, place upside down on the hot plate to melt the edge of the chocolate, and fill with one tablespoon of cocoa mix. Place another sphere upside down on the hot plate to melt the edge of the chocolate, and attach the two spheres together to seal the cocoa bomb. Repeat until you have assembled all of the cocoa bombs.
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Add blue candy to the ziplock bag and heat in the microwave for 30 seconds. Remove, and massage the bag. If not fully melted, heat for 10-second intervals, until fully melted.
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Snip the very corner of the baggie with scissors, and pipe the chocolate over the top of each cocoa bomb.
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Add sprinkles.
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To use, fill a mug with 6 ounces of hot water or milk, and drop the cocoa bomb in, then stir.
Shopping List To Make These Yummy Winter Bombs!
You will need:
Go into 2022 with a mouthful of good luck! These hot cocoa bombs are not only delicious but also the perfect way to give you hope for your new year. Let’s all hope and pray next year will be better than the past 2 years!
Please let me know if you decide to make these! I would love to know how they turned out for you!