[LukeB]

how do you do it

[Denver]

Cocoa >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[Calderyon]

Obviously both.

[Niamh.]

Milk

[Natalie.]

Water

[caprimint]

When I used to drink it I preferred water, don't like anything too milky/creamy.

[Lostie!]

I like both but I much prefer it with milk.

[Jake.]

Water is a sin

[Marsh.]

Milk.

Otherwise it's just hot water.

[Black Dagger]

Milk in the microwave

[Nicky91]

Milk of course

[Firewire]

I haven't had it in YEARS but milk obviously

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Black Dagger

Milk in the microwave

Milkrowave

[Calderyon]

First you heat some water, pour it in a cup, then add some cocoa and finally some milk and sugar and mix it up. Then you drink it.

[joeysteele]

On the rare times I drink it, always with milk.

[Will.]

Normally I have both... if I had to chose one though it would be milk.

I had a hot chocolate orange at Costa on Sunday, it was lush.

[T*]

Milk
Chop the hands off those who prefer water over milk that's ludicrous

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Calderyon

First you heat some water, pour it in a cup, then add some cocoa and finally some milk and sugar and mix it up. Then you drink it.

Water i could just about understand but sugar?

[Daniel-X]

I hate hot chocolate but i would probably have it with milk. Horlicks is much better out of the sweet hot drinks.

[Calderyon]

Originally Posted by Adam.

Water i could just about understand but sugar?

Sometimes it´s not sweet enough. I don´t use much of it nowadays, but i used to put 5-10 spoons (tea spoons) of sugar in one mug.

[JerseyWins]

I haven't drank hot chocolate in probably years but definitely with milk for me.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Calderyon

Sometimes it´s not sweet enough. I don´t use much of it nowadays, but i used to put 5-10 spoons (tea spoons) of sugar in one mug.

To hide the taste of all the water you put in?

[Josy]

Well it depends what type of hot chocolate and what the instructions say, some already has dried milk in it

[kirklancaster]

Milk. Water makes it too....... watery.

[Marcus.]

i put both in