DIY Mason Jar Gifts - How to Make Hot Chocolate in a Jar - Edible Gifts - Awesome Gift Idea


If you are stuck on what to give for a gift for Christmas or anytime actually, then check out this DIY mason jar gift idea.  HOT CHOCOLATE IN A JAR.  There is also a video so you can see how it is all put together.

First Step - Gather supplies, and your mason jars.  In the video she uses the mason jars with handles so they can simply use the jar.  You don't have to do it this way, but it does add a nice touch.  You can get them online for a good price when you get a dozen.

Lets Get Started!

What You Will Need for One Jar: This one is my Favorite but there are others!

PEPPERMINT HOT COCOA RECIPE:

1/2 cup of cocoa powder 1/4 cup of instant dry milk 1/3 cup of sugar 1/2 cup of mini (or regular) milk chocolate chips 1/2 cup of crushed candy canes 1/4-1/2 cup of marshmallows



Add the above in layers into your jars.
Decorate the lids to your taste and don't forget to add the instructions on how to make this hot chocolate using the jar of ingredients.





Instructions:
Set marshmallows aside for garnish.Shake contents of each jar thoroughly. Heat 1¼ cup milk in a small saucepan and then add in ¼ cup of the hot chocolate mix. Whisk until everything is well combined.

Check out the above video for even more hot chocolate recipes to add to your jars. They will get a personalized recipe just for them!

DIY Mason Jar Gifts are Super Fun to Make

 Hopefully this has got you inspired to try your hand at homemade gifts this year. They are personal and each jar can be decorated differently and different types of hot chocolate can be added.

You don't have to stop there.  If you recipient loves cookies too, you can put together most of the ingredients in layers in a clean mason jar ready for cookie baking.  They just have to add butter, eggs and vanilla.

Check out this post on  Mason Jar Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe 

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