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Hot Chocolate” sign – perfect to place at the station or table where the hot chocolate varieties are available Have fun creating and setting up your simple diy hot cocoa station. Just remember that you don’t need to go crazy with tons of options. Oftentimes, simple is best. Less stress and still enjoyable! Wanna learn how to create a simple hot cocoa station? One that’ll impress your guests and is super easy. You can't beat the old classics: good-quality chocolate stirred into hot milk is the best and easiest way to get the hot chocolate of your dreams. Pile on the toppings, add a squirt of whipped cream, and voila! Perfection. Noting that collecting materials on a winter walk is a great way to add some festive flair to your hot chocolate station, she goes on to suggest to 'look out for holly, fir, mistletoe and eucalyptus, all of which can be foraged from woodland or hedgerows – just make sure you have the land owner’s permission'.

With the ongoing cost of living crisis and the rise of DIY culture, foraging is set to become a huge Christmas wreath trend this year,' says internationally renowned floral designer and Interfloraconsultant, Karen Barnes. Next, I added the container for my hot cocoa. I used a metal stand (it’s actually for my beverage server) to elevate the pot. I started with two forest green napkins that I got from World Market. I put them diagonally on my buffet. They immediately elevated the look of my tabletop. In front of (or next to) your hot cocoa container add something to rest your ladle. This will prevent your countertop and/or linens from getting damaged. I decided to use a cup that matched my pot. Not only does it look cute, but it’s useful too. Now, as a special addition to your hot chocolate buffet, I have a free set of hot chocolate bar signs.

You’re also gonna want mugs and spoons (duh!). Unless this is a “to go” hot cocoa bar, don’t use paper cups. Before setting up your simple hot cocoa station, take an inventory of what you have and what you need. You want a variety of toppings that will appeal to and excite your guests. That way they can have fun creating their own hot cocoa concoctions. I don’t know about you, but I LOVE a cup of hot chocolate when it starts to get cold, especially when I can add flavor and toppings to it.

First, you’re gonna want a vessel that’ll keep your hot chocolate hot. And (preferably) be attractive at the same time. Like a cute ceramic pot that has a lid. Do you have a favorite holiday song? Mine is Baby it’s Cold Outside, and the Johnny Mercer and Margaret Whitingversion is my fave! Plus, with elegant Pod Cups and ceramic mugs, we have all the supplies you need to serve your hot chocolate in style. Why not set out a selection of luxury biscuits and chocolates to add the finishing touch to your hot chocolate station? I also wanted a diy hot cocoa station that looked great at any time. Not just around the holidays. So often I see hot chocolate bars that are red and white, and all about Christmas. But hot cocoa is perfect all winter long. (Where I live – that goes into April.)

Having a range of dunkers is a great idea for any hot chocolate station,' says Laura, 'But just remember you need a biscuit with a bit of integrity, so it doesn’t immediately disintegrate.' I wanted to create a simple hot chocolate bar for my family. One that was attractive, easy to use, and provided lots of options to customize their hot cocoa drinks. There are so many ways to set up a hot cocoa bar, from simple to elaborate. You could use a tiny little spot on your kitchen counter, or set up a big table, totally up to you! Plus it’s a diy hot cocoa station idea that you can easily recreate. How to Create a Simple Hot Chocolate Station Also, find a least one large platter and one raised plate. These will provide surfaces for your toppings and differing heights for your station.